What did you drive in the 2010s?

What did you drive in the 2010s?

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seanlaurent

22 posts

61 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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Passed my test just over 2 years ago, here's what I've owned.
04 Mk5 Golf 1.4 base model, my first car sold it a month ago.

97 NA Mx-5, bought it a year and a half ago now, paid €900 it needed some work.
Sold it a few months later for €1500, and I regret ever selling it.

02 NB Mx-5, had my father pick it up off a guy on Facebook, looked alright, was cheap but I found it had obviously got a bang, sold it 3 weeks later to a lady who didn't care 'it passed its test, can't be that bad'.

16 Golf Mk7 2.0 TDI - Bought it last month, it's a fine car, but I wouldn't call it fun.

Eyersey1234

2,898 posts

79 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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56 reg Fiesta 1.25 Style to 2018
07 Focus 1.8tdci Estate 2018 to date
56 reg Chevrolet Matiz 2019.

djohnson

3,430 posts

223 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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2010 - 2011 - M6
2011 - 2014 - 911 Turbo
2014 - 2016 - Range Rover 4.4 TDV8
2016 - 2019 - ML63 AMG
2019 - 2020 - Range Rover SVR (still got it)

Richieboy3008

2,058 posts

183 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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1993 E36M3 3.0
1998 Nissan Premature 2.0
1994 VW Pissat 2.0
2002 Seat Ibiza 1.2
2002 Toyota Corolla Verso 1.8
1996 Fiesta 1.3
2015 VW Golf R
2004 Volvo XC90
2002 Jaguar XJ8 3.2

B'stard Child

28,401 posts

246 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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B'stard Child in the noughties thread said:
Lotus Carlton (Purchased in 2000 - still own it)



Opel Monza (I think that was purchased 2002 - still own what's left of it)



Vauxhall Senator 3.0 24v (until 2006 when I scrapped it)

BMW E38 740i (Purchased 2006 - still own it)



2000 VW Polo GTi (Sold it)

No pics on this PC
Add to that

2001 Mercedes SLK 230 (Purchased 2013 - from memory sold this year)



2016 Skoda Rapid (I think just squeezed in but didn't stay long)


Edited to add

The hotwash coupe (BMW 125i) just crept in



Edited by B'stard Child on Wednesday 3rd March 22:08

krallicious

4,312 posts

205 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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The 2010s started with an M3 and ended with a turbo.

2009 - 2012 E92 M3
2013 - 2020 997 turbo

Sold the 997 in November and am without a car for the foreseeable future. Still had a great (and expensive) motoring decade though.

200Plus Club

10,756 posts

278 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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748 SPS
1200 Thruxton R
Triumph Bobber Black

ghost83

5,478 posts

190 months

Wednesday 3rd March 2021
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2010 i had a lightweight corsa c 2.0 turbo running 314bhp at the wheels lightweight bodywork poly windows recaro carbon pole positions custom brembos made for the car! Weighed around 900kg

Was perfect!

And as my daily I had a seat Ibiza fr 1.9pd130

Sold the corsa for 20k (as parts) in 2012 and was on the verge of buying a 996 turbo or a Ferrari f355 for 20k/35k

Bought a house with the money instead

Ibiza got sold in 2016 and bought a mk7 golf gti performance pack,

Golf gone and I’m shedding it in my focus estate whilst overpaying the mortgage (when not in lockdown)

rlg43p

1,231 posts

249 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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At the risk of being identified as a massive BMW fanboy, here goes.

Main Cars were:

BMW 330d M Sport


BMW 330d M Sport


BMW 525d M Sport


BMW 640d SE


BMW 640d M Sport Gran Coupe



On the side:

BMW 328i (E36)


BMW 530i Sport (E39)

hungry_hog

2,238 posts

188 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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dreadful habit:

Alfa GTV v6 (916) - first car
996 C4s (bought on a whim one day when 5 a side got cancelled, kept 3 years then sold to fund house)
R32 Mk5 (didn't gel)
C63 W204 coupe (kept for 4 years)
Cayenne S (victim of ULEZ)
F30 335i (low spec and didn't like Dakota)

and already changed car this decade (F80)

need to stop!


Mr Tidy

22,327 posts

127 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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rlg43p said:
At the risk of being identified as a massive BMW fanboy, here goes.
Well I've already admitted to owning BMW numbers 6 and 7 in the 2010s and not got flamed (yet)!

There's just something about them.

hungry_hog

2,238 posts

188 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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Mr Tidy said:
Well I've already admitted to owning BMW numbers 6 and 7 in the 2010s and not got flamed (yet)!

There's just something about them.
I think BMW and Mercedes have something that gets under your skin
Plus so many options of engines and models (plenty of large petrol options), lots of dealers, running costs are not crazy and reasonable second hand to buy

IntriguedUser

989 posts

121 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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31st July 2011 - test passed (17 years old)

2011 - Corsa C 1.4 SRI
2013 - Corsa C 1.8 SRI
2016 - Toyota Corolla T sport
2018 - Honda Accord Type R
2019 - Honda Prelude 2.2 Motegi Manual
2020 - Honda Accord 2.4 ex manual



StuntmanMike

11,671 posts

151 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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Bought an E46 330CI Sport in 2009, sold in 2019.

Bought a Honda Jazz in 2011, still own it ( it’s like stepping in dogmuck, stays on your shoes and you keep dragging it around ).

Replaced the E46 with a E60 550i Msport, this is my current daily driver ( the Jazz has been parked up for most of the year, since last April really ).

Resto157

40 posts

94 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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1972 VW beetle
Mk4 1.2l fiesta
1986 mini
2003 mini coopers S
BMW 118d
Focus st170
2006 Fiat punto
Mk2 Focus 1.6l diesel
2005 Audi A4 B7 avant
2010 BMW X5
2013 focus ST
2013 BMW 3 series touring (Partner now drives)
2012 mk3 focus 1.6l ecoboost 150. Current daily.
Tiger cat
Westfield SEI
Mk1 focus RS
Lotus Elise S2 (current toy)

200Plus Club

10,756 posts

278 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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Mr Tidy said:
rlg43p said:
At the risk of being identified as a massive BMW fanboy, here goes.
Well I've already admitted to owning BMW numbers 6 and 7 in the 2010s and not got flamed (yet)!

There's just something about them.
Not sure there's a decade's worth of "something" though :-)

RonnieHotdogs

1,010 posts

101 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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2010 - Bora TDi PD130
2011 - Golf 1.6 TDi (company car)
2011 - Skoda Fabia VRS TDi (got made redundant)
2013 - Clio 182
2015 - MK1 Seat Leon Cupra R
2016 - Alfa Romeo GT Jdtm
2017 - Skoda Octavia VRS 230
2018 - Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce (rejected)
2018 - BMW 440i GC
2020 - Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio (went due to Covid)
2020 - BMW M135i
2021 - BMW M340i (planned for summer)

Spent an enormous amount on cars in the last 12 months, so when I hopefully move again this summer it'll be a long termer (4-6 years), and the M340i ticks every box for me.

cerb4.5lee

30,613 posts

180 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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200Plus Club said:
Mr Tidy said:
rlg43p said:
At the risk of being identified as a massive BMW fanboy, here goes.
Well I've already admitted to owning BMW numbers 6 and 7 in the 2010s and not got flamed (yet)!

There's just something about them.
Not sure there's a decade's worth of "something" though :-)
I had 7 of them as well between 2006 and 2017(mostly loved them all). I've moved away now though and they just don't seem to grab me as much as they used to(their current cars are getting less and less interesting for me).

PartsMonkey

315 posts

137 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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2003 Volkswagen Polo 1.9 TDi Sport (Most unreliable maintenance heavy car I've ever owned, put me off VW's for life)
1997 Nissan Primera 2.0 GT (Bought for a two week road trip, kept it for 18 months before writing it off)
1998 Vauxhall Omega 2.5 V6 (Technically still own but been sat for the last 7 years)
1992 BMW 525i Touring (Lasted about 90 minutes before it shat itself)
2011 Kia Cee'd 1.6 CRDi SW (Wife banned me from sheds after the three above so I had to buy something sensible with a warranty.)

thecrow

289 posts

191 months

Thursday 4th March 2021
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E46 M3 (2009-2019) - one owner, kept in pristine condition (I spent £8k on it the year before I sold it as I intended to keep forever eek )


F06 M6GC - 2018-2019)


F80 M3 (2019-2020)


718 Cayman GTS 4.0 (2020 - date)


I sold the E46 as circumstances had changed and I was in a position to try something newer, but regretted it in all honesty; neither the F80 nor the F06 really felt like 'me' after I'd got over the novelty of the power and the new toys. I feel much more at home in the Cayman, so feel like I'm done changing cars for a while again.

Edited by thecrow on Thursday 4th March 10:45