Do you feel an attachment to your vehicles?

[Krazors001]

I wouldn't mind selling my Jeep, but only if it wasn't locally. I would be sad if I saw someone driving it around. I have never actually sold the cars I have owned; only stopped driving them to mechanical issues. My first car(92 loyale wagon) the transmission gave out on and my BMWs were replaced with the Jeep because I didn't want to put the time into the repairs that they needed to make a complete car I'd be happy with.

With that said, I have been looking to find something I would be happy with to replace the Jeep with and can't find anything.

[CSaddict]

My Subaru is my 34th vehicle(including street bikes). So no, no there is no attachment. I have built cars that I liked and had people offer retarded money for and sold them immediately. Thats about as attached as I get. I get bored. My wife knows the drill, she knows when Im getting itchy for something new.

[Lawn Guyland]

34?!?!?! wowwwwwwwww

[Burton58]

i'm on my 17th car and i'm 26 years old

[jeepbogger4x4]

i was only really attached to my 2nd black jeep. had to stop driving it because the interior wiring harness fried and couldn't get any of my parts off it

[#DEZERTDAD]

I have 1 vehicle that I have owned since I'm 18, attached-Yes.

"The more I learn about women, the more I love my truck"

[Bigbike]

Im def attached to my green jeep, I was thinking about swapping parts over to the 99 and junking but I just couldnt.

[LittleD]

People are always talking shit about how my jeep isn't "appealing" to the naked eye, but it gets the job done. Theres big plans for it, but other things stop me from doing them. Before i had my license, i would just sit in it and imagine how cool it was.

[FireFighter32]

I don't think I could ever part with my Comanche. If I did it would have to go to Andy or one of my other friends who help with the project. If I ever did sell it I believe Andy would be very upset after all the work that went into it.

[Pedro]

I still regret selling the GMC every day. I did like the XJ tho and miss that a lot too. Driving a stocker is getting boring already.

[OWEN]

My first truck/wheeling rig I got when I was 15 and spent 7 years building and wheeling it. Rolled it, pulled the drivetrain and scrapped it. Man I thought I would have that thing forever.

But I put some of the parts in my new rig and life goes on. All of the vehicles I have now I have owned less than 2 years. I like change.

[kracker]

i have a love/hate with my jeep...i sold it a few weeks ago and then gave my buddy his money back and said i couldnt do it....thankfully he didnt register it yet! im gonna just change it to adapt to my current needs

[4bangeryj]

i have had bonds with all my jeeps but at the end of the day theres always gonna be a next one. if someone wanted it i would have no problem getting rid of it but would have to have another to take its place

[CumminsJeep]

Selling the cummins was hard. just because i put a lot of time and money into it and didnt get nearly what i wanted for it. It was def a love/hate relationship. I dont regret selling it because i did what i had to do, choose between truck and jeep because i couldnt afford both. The thing i miss most about it is driving on the highway and having a boost pedal But I will get another one someday so thats ok.

As for the Jeep, Im sure it will be with me until its dying days or until it becomes a buggy project or something. Again, Love/hate relationship.

[Even]

The only vehicle I have ever missed was my subie, but then I remind myself I would be dead if I still owned it.