Cars that you regret selling?

[gjunky]

View attachment 356550 '77 MGB I bought used (it was Donald Duck Blue) and fixed up.
Lots of fun when Lucas - Prince of Darkness Electric System was cooperative.

That would have made a good EV conversion

 

[Merrill]

Oh yes, Lucas was always fun, dealt with that on both my XKE and 1976 XJS V12 and by the time I purchased my 1997 XK8 ford had purchased Jaguar and they benchmarked all the electrics with Japanese systems.

 

[mspohr]

I generally keep cars a long time so they slowly deteriorate to the point where they are a major pain to drive and maintain.
I can say that I've never regretted getting rid of any car I've owned.
Now my Tesla... I will never sell it.

 

[S'toon]

I kind of miss my old Smart Car. Sure, it was small, couldn't carry much stuff, and you couldn't get stuff like tires for it near the end...but it was peppy and oh so maneuverable.

 

[silentsnow31802]

My 1988 Acura Integra SE

Was the first car I put real time into. Had replaced a lot of parts including the subframe and suspension. Was a blast to drive. Even installed a small turbo pushing 8PSI. Was cammed and sounded pretty nice at idle for an 80s 4 cylinder. Had parts to build the motor but had to sell the whole car off because I was moving and starting a new job. The car ended up abandoned after it was raped for its parts. Probably ended up getting cubed.

 

[⚡️ELECTROMAN⚡️]

Just my 2004 Ford Expedition. Only because I procrastinated getting a replacement and had no way to pull my boat last summer. I've always bought boring practical cars. At least my Tesla is exciting and practical.

I found a way to pull my boat. Went to U-Haul to rent a pickup and left with this. I guess I should have bought a Model X. Someday...

 

[mmccord]

1997 Plymouth Neon we had painted panther pink.