Some would actually call this car ancient and, to be completely honest, so would I. However, this car stills holds a great sentimental value for me. Not to mention - no one would buy it now anyway. So, I guess I'm keeping it.

I bought this new car for my child and I have yet to regret my choice. It is well-suited for driving into town (where my child's attends university) and is very comfortable.

It's wonderful car - still feels new after two years. Thankfully, the scent of "new car" has mostly disappeared. I look forward to driving this baby for a long while to come.

This is an extremely old car. It has a great sentimental value for me, however I know that it is time to move on. The car is breaking down and it is time that I get a new care that is more fuel-efficient.

It's been a great ten years with this car, however it really is time to move on. The car is breaking down: electric circuits have become disconnected (though they were repaired in time for winter - which cost a pretty penny), I have experienced headlights failure and more. This car holds a great sentimental value to me and I will not sell it - who would buy such an old car? - but I am definitely going to get a new, more fuel-efficient car.