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My mom traded a Maxima in for a Cimarron and then cried when after 3 days she was told she couldn't undo the deal. the Cimarron was such a piece of work and she hated it so much she ditched it within months and went back to whatever Volvo sold at the time as she'd done since forever.
My sister got a v6 fiero for graduation. My girlfriend at the time had a Nissan Pulsar. The only friend I've ever had who wore a gold necklace and unbuttoned shirt got the first MR2 I'd ever seen. (he was only 5'2").
The fiero was the worst piece of work I'd ever seen. The Pulsar truck back thing was the ugliest thing I'd ever seen. The MR2 was sporty and cute, but clearly designed for high school girls. It was not as fast as my Rabbit GTI, but it was way smaller and impossible to have sex in.
The best thing I can recall about the MR2 is that it made me consider Supras when I destroyed the GTi. I ended up with an 86 Supra for awhile and later with an 87 turbo (maybe88) Supra which was very fun. The coolest thing about the Supras were the pop up headlights complete with washer fluid!
If the 86 Supra I had which was essentially an 85 1/2 with the only change being a 3rd brake light had the speed of the turbo, it would have been one of the greatest cars I'd ever had. I loved the look and it handled like a freaking race car, but was very slow comparatively.
I guess after the debacle with the Fiat, the Fates smiled on me with regard to the CimarronI've always loved Caddys, but the Cimarron was a blunder of epic proportions. If I could, I'd buy every last one in existence and burn them to the ground. That car was an insult to the Cadillac brand and whoever the lame brained fool was that thought up this piece of work should rot for eternity.
Not very pastor-like of me. The first car I ever owned was a 1974 Caddy Sedan DeVille, and I hope once day I'll have another chance at one.
I drove the Cimarron for 2 years and sold it when the job I got after college provided me with a company car. 10 year later I saw the car in a grocery store parking lot, approached the driver, told him who I was, and asked him how he was making out. "Best 2200.00 I ever spent on a car he said.