Most fun car you have ever driven

[flatwins]

Is that made by Mazda?

No, the Fiesta during those years was made by Ford's German plant. German Fords are odd ducks. Anyone remember the Mercur XR4ti?

 

[montesa]

I had no idea there were German fords. That's pretty interesting. Very cool car.

 

[shelshy]

'68 Mustang coupe. All original

 

[mightymouse]

Years back in college, I went home with a buddy of mine and he tossed me the keys to his dad's 1950s Gullwing.
Good times.

That's one cool MB!

 

[flatwins]

I had no idea there were German fords. That's pretty interesting. Very cool car.

Thanks! I posted that pic as a joke after all the cool rides shown in the thread. It was a pretty decent car though it had been in a flood at one time and the ashtrays were full of mud. You could see a muddy waterline on the seats and about every two months the fuel filter would completely clog up with flood dirt. One of my HS buddies called in the Ford Fiasco.

 

[okav8tor]

I had a 2005 Mazdaspeed MX 5 Turbo with a 6 speed gearbox that was a blast to drive on curvey twisty roads.

 

[itzkwik]

My Formula by far, I did drive a 25th anniversary ZO6 Corvette and I must say the newer vettes are Badazz. I have issues with Loud and Dangerous toys, I feel I'm in good company here, lol.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2416664/1996-pontiac-firebird/

 

[JonDough]

My dad's 66 Ford Galaxie 500 428 4spd car. (7 liter package) Manual Brakes n Steering...locker rear third member...bucket seats...red w/ black interior....and the factory exhaust was "muffler delete". Had glasspacks on it! GAWDDDD that car was cool with those skinny bias ply tires...LOL. I've had and built some badass cars, but that one is one i want again. It's on my bucket list!

 

[Mad Professor]

Holy crap, I was just about to say the '80 Fiesta that I rocked in high school. It didn't have enough power to get out of its own way, but it weighed next to nothing, had four on the floor, and a handbrake. Combine those characteristics with dirt roads, and I had a heck of a lot of fun in that car.

If you think it was low on power, you should have driven a diesel version. My uncle bought a new one in the early 80s. I test drove it and it took a mile to get up to 65mph. I thought I was going to run over.

 

[OKNewshawk]

My most fun car would have to be "Lime Rock", my green 1975 Buick Opel 1900 sedan. It was the last year it was imported from Germany. Sure, it looked a bit like a Nova, but it was a SCCA Showroom Stock Sedan race car with roll bar and five-point competition harness. For a small four-banger, it could do over 100 MPH.