Here's my entire car history in pictures...
My very first car purchased at the age of 18 was this 1987 Toyota Starlet, with a 1.0 litre 4cyl engine and a 5-speed manual transmission:
Next I bought this 1987 Honda Integra - 1.5 4cyl, 5-speed manual:
Then came this 1993 Alfa Romeo 164 Twin Spark - 2.0 litre 4cyl, 5-speed manual. This one felt like one heck of an upgrade over the Honda!:
At 21 I purchased my first American car - this 1993 Saturn SC2 - 1.9 litre 4cyl, 5-speed manual. This one was a lot of fun:
Next came this 1992 Saturn SL2 - 1.9 litre 4cyl. This one was a little troublesome unfortunately:
Then I bought my first Bonneville! This 1988 SSE:
^ This was also my first car with more than 4 cylinders, and the first time I owned an automatic.
Then i decided I needed something cheaper to run, so regrettably I bought this 1999 Alfa Romeo 146 1.6 manual. It was great fun to drive and very reliable, but unfortunately there was structural rust underneath:
Then I went ultra sensible and bought this 2000 Skoda Fabia 1.4 Elegance, again a 5-speed manual. This car was very well-equipped and refined for a such a small car:
I would have kept the Skoda right up until buying my current Bonneville if I hadn't written it off in an accident.
Next, a 1992 Volkswagen Golf GTI - 2.0 litre 4cyl, 5-speed manual:
Then came a 1991 Volkswagen Polo 1.0 litre, 4-speed manual. I initially bought this to sell on, but decided I'd be better off selling the Golf and using the Polo as a city runaround:
It was very slow, noisey, and basic... But was very cheap to run and had a degree of personality.
Then came this 1997 Saab 900 2.0 Turbo automatic convertible, which I ran for a few months as a second car and then sold on for a profit:
Next came a 1973 Rover P6 3500S. This had a 3.5 litre V8 and a 4-speed manual gearbox. It was so much fun owning a classic, although of course it had its share of problems. I sold it for more than I paid, but spent more on it than I made. Fabulous car though, and it sounded amazing:
The next car I bought was my 1992 Bonneville SSEi. The Polo was soon sold, and the Bonnie became my only car:
Feel free to post pictures of any cars that you have owned. I'd love to see them!
But I do NOT miss its problems
I learned how to drive in my Dad's black on gray 89 LE...I keep a picture of it in the glove box of the 01 as a good luck charm...it took every beating we could ever give it, and never died. We ran rubber fuel hose tank to rail and ziptied it to the bottom of the car to end the fuel leak chasing, and it WORKED!!!!! ran like brand new...Go figure... 
