As of today, I no longer own any cars from this millenium!

I've never owned a car from this millenium. The newest car I currently own is a 1991.

So are we avg the one's currently owned or ever? Currently 72,79,86,88,92,93,96,02,98,91 = 19897 = 1989.7 do bikes count? if so add another 75= 1988.36

ever owned 19897+ 86+88+98+86+94+93+94+86+87 =37809=1989.9 add bikes in and you get another 96 = 1989.52

Kinda funny about the avg not really changing.

Currently owned for myself:
87 + 90 + 95 = 90.66

Factor in my wifes 2007 car and the currently owned household average is '94.75.

Of my three cars I have one with no airbag, another with one airbag and the third with two airbags.

A 4 cyl, a 5 cyl and a 6 cyl.

Now go get one with a carb so the satellites can't track you.

Appleseed wrote: Now go get one with a carb so the satellites can't track you.

I'm good as I wear a tinfoil hat.

ZOO wrote: That's right, all my cars (including my new DD) were built BEFORE the turn of the century. A big shout-out and thanks to njansenv on this board -- he went above and beyond to accomodate the sale of his 98 M3 sedan to me. Lots of work on his end to make it happen, culminating in an extra trip to pick up snow tires and wheels I had purchased in Toronto. The GRM spirit is alive and well north of the border. I'll post pics, but not until I have one of me driving it on a track or autox course.

Where's the blushing emoticon? I'm glad you love the car: I hope it treats you well! (I'll miss it... ) I'll get an email out to you today regarding the "other car."

WRT old daily's: my commuter is currently an '87 E30 that I just can't kill (thankfully), and my wifes is a '90. It's going to be hard to get her back into the 2003 Protege that we've lent her brother while he's in school.

1993 average for me...

The newest car I own is the farthest form ever being a streetable or valuable car...a 1997 Protege (field car...my avatar photo).

The cars (and bike) that are actually licensed all have historic tags (which means they are at least 25 years old).

There's not even anything in this millenium that I want bad enough to pay for it. Heck...most of the '90s are that way too (except for German stuff...).

Clem

Let's see, 1966, 1967, 1968 (I think), 1972, 1977, 1990, 1994, 2000, 2000, 2002. Plus the Seven, which is a big unknown. Ignoring that, we have 1983.6.

There's a fair range of technical sophistication too. One has a throttle cable made from a bicycle brake cable. Another has 8 drive-by-wire throttles. Specific outputs range from 16.9 wheel hp per liter to around 100. Engine capacity goes from 1298cc to 7200cc.

68 69 72 73 78 79 85 87 90 90

1979.1

The average age of my cars is 7.5 years older than me. Melikes it that way.

2005 - 2003 - 1999 - 1987

Average = 1998.5

1984 Olds Cutlass, 1990 Geo Storm, 1988 Supra, 1987 200SX, 1974 260Z, 2000 Ford Focus (it was new off the truck), 1990 Taurus SHO, 1984 Celica, 1988 Yugo, 1990 Galant, 1986 BMW 325e, 1991 Volvo 745T, 1988 Volvo 744T, 1981 Fiat X1/9, 1988 Merkur XR4ti, 1987 Alfa Milano ,

31796/16 = 1987.25

1982.8

and none from this millenium either. being current is overrated

I still don't technically own a car. But of the two that are "mine" I average out to a 1996.5. And if you average out all of the ones in the family, we get to a 1999.4.