I’m thinking probably not because I have a vague memory that the xA mentioned in the thread had been totaled. Of course, it’s so long ago, I could be mentally merging 2 different threads.
**doggio **- I used to own a '95 Escort wagon - nifty little vehicle, but we traded it in on the Aerostar that I drove for over 230K miles…
5 speed Subaru Outback Wagon. I am getting it turned into a 6 speed as soon as the parts arrive! Wheeeee!
2008 BMW 120d 3 door.
2010 Dodge Caliber.
He doesn’t post anymore.
I was driving a Toyota Corolla that I love, but my wife took it over last year and left me to drive the Honda Accord.
I drive an Infiniti now, but probably could just as easily checked the Nissan box, since its pretty much a Maxima. Used to drive a Chevy Monte Carlo, and had a Nissan 300zx for fun.
2002 Ford Escape. I have loved it, but I think this is our last year together. It started having various issues last year that I had repaired, and while it seems to be running just fine now, I do believe it is almost time to say goodbye.
I drive an Acura. I’d have voted Honda but since you included other similar brands like Lexus and Scion for Toyota, I voted other instead.
2007 Ford Freestar van. Totally Hot Ride. OK, not really, but it’s practical for the dogs and the price was right when I bought it.
We bought a 2012 Mustang in June - the motor’s doing fine, but apparently the sway bars and bushings in the rear end are shot. If your car starts making a squeaking noise when going over bumps, take it in right away. Other than that it’s been great.
I drive a silver 2005 Toyota Corolla - most boring car on the road, and you can’t swing a cat without hitting one, but its reliability can’t be beat.
the sway bar isn’t a critical suspension component; it’s there to tighten up the handling.
Be that as it may, but if you don’t take it in right away, you have to drive a car that sounds like an old farmtruck. 
I drive a 2001 Volvo S80. I love it but my SO thinks it’s time to trade it in. We’re looking at diesel-fueled cars this time.
8 year old Hyundai Santa Fe.
Now that I look at the poll again… shouldn’t Opel be the third option on the list? 
2007 Mazda 3.
The make of my car isn’t listed as it is no longer made.
2002 Pontiac Trans Am WS6. Yes, it is what I drive everyday. Vrrrroooommm!
Except when it snows, then I borrow my wife’s Ford F150, which drives like a couch.
This place needs a burn-out smiley.
What I Drive: 2007 Saturn Aura
What I Want To Drive: 1960 Studebaker Avanti
A 2012 and it’s already having problems? WTF? Unless you’re driving the thing like a NASCAR rig, that’s ridiculous. I hope your state has lemon laws.
That would be a good trick indeed.