[Retsof]

As for me, I drive an 89 Toyota Celica (heh, one year older than I am).  It's not the prettiest car, and I need to do a little work on it, but it gets me where I need to go.  Also, it's a five speed, I don't think I'll ever go back to an automatic.

[Mongoose]

A '97 Ford Escort with only 65,000 miles on it.  Though granted, it's only my car in name, not in title, and my younger brother drives it far more frequently than I do.

[Scotty]

1983 Cadillac Coupe DeVille.

[Colonol Dekker]

There are those of us meant to drive, and there are those of us meant to be driven.
 
 
Also no license.
 
So I guess I drive public transport.

[Snail]

Public transport.

[iamzack]

Turamabar drives me everywhere.

[Hades]

My dad said he would give me his old Ford Probe which is older than me and is literally falling apart. Yay.

[Dark RevenantX]

No money; no car.
No money; no auto insurance; no license in the state of California.

[Turambar]

black 05 Honda Accord

License plate: TURAMBAR

[Wolfy]

I dont. I keep meaning to learn to drive however, if its any consolation.

no money = no driveing lessons, let alone a car

[MP-Ryan]

At home/commuting, either a '08 Mazda 3 Sport or a '97 Dodge Neon.  At work, either Ford Escape hybrids, Ford F-150 quad-cabs, or a Chevy Colorado.

Welcome to western Canada, where you must drive frickin' everywhere.

[Snail]

License plate: TURAMBAR

Dude, really? How much did that cost?

[Turambar]

like $20.  it was a birthday present.

[NGTM-1R]

I've toyed with a screenname vanity plate, but I'm not that hopelessly geeky.

[redsniper]

'07 Hyundai Sonata. It has served me well. I've driven to both coasts with it from Texas.

[achtung]

'99 Jeep Cherokee with 170,000 and still going strong. I don't think the engine is ever going to quit.

[Thaeris]

'98 Pontiac Sunfire.

Contrary to legends, the red onez don't go fasta.  It's just got recurring problems, and though I love the vehicle, it's a bit of a pain. I can't use the A/C right now without fear of the car figuratively exploding. 

[StarSlayer]

2003 Toyota Tundra, 3.4L V6 with 5 speed manual transmission and 4WD.  Little boring during the summer months but come winter she eats New England inclement weather and boy howdy is it easy do transport leaves to the town compost .  I am considering getting a Honda Shadow Phantom for the fair weather commuting, but I'm not sure yet.  My previous car was a 1989 Oldsmobile Regency Brougham, it looked like a boat but it could haul ass, that was a fun car.

[mxlm]

I drive Galemp crazy.

Also a 2000 Impala with something like 35k miles.

[IronBeer]

'05 Toyota Rav4. Decent in all aspects that I care about.

Small turning radius, responsive handling, surprising interior space, and deceptively snappy acceleration are traits that endear the vehicle to me.