If you could have one car that was released the year you were born, what would it be?

[Rilas]

Mitsubishi starion. I have limited options in 82.

I picked the same exact thing. I was so underwhelmed by the options in '82 that I didn't even want to post what I picked. Or take the time to find and upload any pictures of it.

[verothacamaro]

There were a few interesting exotic cars in 1985 such as the Countach and the Lotus Espirit Turbo to give a couple of examples. But I would probably be too afraid to drive something like that or leave it anywhere in a parking lot.

So for a car that I would actually drive regularly, I am going to go with the 1985 Prelude Si

I love this shape, but my all time favorite Prelude has to be the last year 1991 Prelude Si. What a perfect design!

[verothacamaro]

I picked the same exact thing. I was so underwhelmed by the options in '82 that I didn't even want to post what I picked. Or take the time to find and upload any pictures of it.

How could you be underwhelmed with the Cadillac Cimarron?

[Rilas]

Looks like any other GM car from the 80's if you ask me. Granted a bit higher up on the quality food chain, but hell it just reminds me of pretty much all the other sedan's from the 80's. Just blah!

[toycar]

'68 Firebird

[AccordWarrior]

1990 - 300ZX two seater, twin turbo, T-top, manual transmission in azure blue pearl with a black interior.

I actually test drove that car in NA form (I didn't think they made azure in TT?) when I was car shopping. I liked it a lot, but the interior was in surprisingly rough shape for a 63,000 mile car and it had the beginnings of rust.

I did very much enjoy it. Part of me wishes I held out for a 300ZX, but I was in need of a car while I was waiting for my Tacoma settlement.

[H311RA151N]

I actually test drove that car in NA form (I didn't think they made azure in TT?) when I was car shopping. I liked it a lot, but the interior was in surprisingly rough shape for a 63,000 mile car and it had the beginnings of rust.

I did very much enjoy it. Part of me wishes I held out for a 300ZX, but I was in need of a car while I was waiting for my Tacoma settlement.

I almost bought an N/A Z32 a few years ago. Red. It was rough though. About the same time a few years ago I went for a ride in a Z32 that was owned by one of the owners of Zhookup. It made somewhere around 530whp. I used to hang out with those guys quite often during street racing nights back in Missouri.

[Mike1357]

If it's limited to cars that were released when I was born, I'd probably have to go with the Acura NSX. Now if it was just a car that was in production at the time, the F40 would take the cake hands down.

[cb7 calling]

I picked the same exact thing. I was so underwhelmed by the options in '82 that I didn't even want to post what I picked. Or take the time to find and upload any pictures of it.

I've done a little reading and it seems kinda awesome now. The 4g63 was one of the motors so I would guess there is some aftermarket support.

[CyborgGT]

The Starion/Conquest has always been a bad-ass car, where have you been? It seems to have gone down as more of a cult classic, but still so very underrated.

Supposedly it was to be called the "Stallion," but that's an American listening to a Japanese spokesperson over the phone for you, lol.

[sonikaccord]

1989 soooo hands down:

[HenRoc]

I am not much of a VW guy but I honestly would daily this, after all it is the car that started the hot hatch craze back then.

[Crankshaft]

I am not much of a VW guy but I honestly would daily this, after all it is the car that started the hot hatch craze back then.

I think the first hot hatch can be considered the 72 Gremlin 401-XR.

[cb7 calling]

The Starion/Conquest has always been a bad-ass car, where have you been? It seems to have gone down as more of a cult classic, but still so very underrated.

Supposedly it was to be called the "Stallion," but that's an American listening to a Japanese spokesperson over the phone for you, lol.

Thank you for posting a pic I can't cause I'm stupid. Kinda dope though right? Like an American ft86.or is it ae 86 auto correct

[H311RA151N]

The Starion/Conquest has always been a bad-ass car, where have you been? It seems to have gone down as more of a cult classic, but still so very underrated.

Supposedly it was to be called the "Stallion," but that's an American listening to a Japanese spokesperson over the phone for you, lol.

I wasn't aware of this. Neat fact. And a very cool car as well. One of my favorites.