Favorite 1980s Cars

1/5/2014 8:56:22 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
ball_buster1999 Blissfield, MI 31, joined Sep. 2012	Name some Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
1/5/2014 11:16:10 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
joe0751 Towson, MD 74, joined Oct. 2009	My old 89 T Bird it still runs good and only has 76,000 miles on it.
1/7/2014 9:25:48 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
1irving Ruskin, FL 57, joined Mar. 2013	The 1984 Motor Trend Car of the Year!!!! Renault Alliance!! What an awesome POS. That is why I don't mind using Motor Trend as toilet paper.
1/8/2014 3:10:32 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	87-88" grand national GNX. [Edited 1/8/2014 3:12:07 PM ]
1/10/2014 3:52:18 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	81-82 Olds Cutlass v6 88 Mustang 5.0 86 F-250 with 300 six cylinder 4 speed bulldog,loves gas,but very strong.
1/10/2014 6:19:31 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	yep,the 87-89" mustang gt's were monsters
1/10/2014 9:35:11 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Quote from fastpony: yep,the 87-89" mustang gt's were monsters Seen pics of the 2015 mustang? I think Ford killed the Mustang on this one Kinda looks crossbred between a nissan 350 z and the new dodge darts to me.
1/11/2014 9:49:12 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	it looks girly to me. it reminds me of the newer Honda accord coupe. its more appealing to the newer Camaros they brought back 5 yrs ago though. the new interior on the new mustang IS pretty spectacular though. very cool looking c*ckpit.
1/11/2014 11:51:18 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
karrpilot Oswego, IL 54, joined Jul. 2009	When the majority of Mustang customers are women, of course Ford is going to make it a ladies car.
1/12/2014 8:25:58 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
dfisher08 Martin, MI 27, joined Apr. 2011	Best car from the 80s is the scirocco and the audi Quattro
1/12/2014 10:31:14 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
jeepn_72 Fairmount, IN 34, joined Sep. 2013	86 Grand Prix 2+2, 80 Z\28, 89 Turbo Trans Am, 83 Hurst Olds
1/15/2014 2:49:07 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
billyidol Phoenix, AZ 44, joined Jun. 2008	Toss up between a pantera and a delorean. I say delorean because of the fame it recieved in that one movie with that kid from that old sitcom. Lol
1/15/2014 3:38:18 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Quote from fastpony: it looks girly to me. it reminds me of the newer Honda accord coupe. its more appealing to the newer Camaros they brought back 5 yrs ago though. the new interior on the new mustang IS pretty spectacular though. very cool looking cckpit. checked out some motortrend photos and info,and i agree on the nice cckpit. I like the instrument panel lit up in a nice blue. Be a dreamy ride for night driving. The 420 hp 5.0. with a 155 mph capability shoul sell,and the 2.3 and 3.7,i'd say will only catch the eyes of people fuel economy wise,or because they're lower priced than the 5.0. It's amazing at how just the sweet sound of a 5.0 mustang sells though. That exterior though I saw a yellow one on the motortrend site that was pretty nice though.
1/15/2014 6:37:45 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
luckylouie42 Cedar Grove, WV 75, joined Mar. 2008	I vought a new 85 monte carlo, in 85, it was a good car,
1/15/2014 7:21:53 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
21stcent South Prairie, WA 65, joined Nov. 2007	My 84 Chevy k-20 that I'm driving now. 67000 miles so I'll have it for awhile
1/17/2014 2:05:52 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
corley22 Nevada, MO 30, joined Oct. 2012	I gotta agree with the 87 grand national
1/26/2014 1:21:05 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
sumaire Parker, CO 32, joined Aug. 2010	Even though I'm a Japanese import fan in general, my favorite car from the '80s is a Ford: The Ford RS200 Evolution.
1/26/2014 2:14:19 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
trouble29654 Honea Path, SC 46, joined Dec. 2013	Oh well 86 fiero gt
1/27/2014 5:44:40 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
godspeedpaul Greenville, SC 56, joined Feb. 2013	1979 Mustang Indy Pace Car 1980 Mustang Turbo Cobra 1982 Mustang GT T-Top 1984 Mustang SVO 1989 Mustang HPC Coupe The Top Pick 1984 Mustang GT Turbo Convertible I own Godspeed Motorsports a Mustang Speed Shop and Junk Yard. I cut them up all day, so other can Live! Godspeed Paul
1/27/2014 8:37:48 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	88" Pontiac TransAm GTA
1/27/2014 11:11:23 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
ksgreasemonkey Junction City, KS 35, joined Aug. 2013	Quote from godspeedpaul: 1979 Mustang Indy Pace Car 1980 Mustang Turbo Cobra 1982 Mustang GT T-Top 1984 Mustang SVO 1989 Mustang HPC Coupe The Top Pick 1984 Mustang GT Turbo Convertible I own Godspeed Motorsports a Mustang Speed Shop and Junk Yard. I cut them up all day, so other can Live! Godspeed Paul I miss my SVO. But did replace it for a while with one of the controversial 84, GT350's
1/28/2014 5:15:04 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
ball_buster1999 Blissfield, MI 31, joined Sep. 2012	Quote from godspeedpaul: 1979 Mustang Indy Pace Car 1980 Mustang Turbo Cobra 1982 Mustang GT T-Top 1984 Mustang SVO 1989 Mustang HPC Coupe The Top Pick 1984 Mustang GT Turbo Convertible I own Godspeed Motorsports a Mustang Speed Shop and Junk Yard. I cut them up all day, so other can Live! Godspeed Paul What would it run for a trunk pan from a notchback? And quarter panels from bumper to the toof?
2/9/2014 12:41:17 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
onihafu Fort Smith, AR 33, joined Sep. 2013	Nissan S12 '200sx' Manual transmission, rear-drive, hatchback. They just don't make that anymore.
2/27/2014 3:14:13 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
dead_end Greenville, SC 33, joined Feb. 2014	Hi Paul! Fellow Greenville Mustang guy here. I love my little blue LX notchback. Any fox bodies will do, though. I am a huge fan of the Starion/Conquest. Those are some of the coolest cars to come out of that era, IMO.
2/27/2014 4:15:55 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
marriedncheatin Twin Falls, ID 51, joined Jul. 2012	Quote from sumaire: Even though I'm a Japanese import fan in general, my favorite car from the '80s is a Ford: The Ford RS200 Evolution. Very rare !! Friend had one in norcal.. could turn on a dime
3/4/2014 3:48:44 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
dearbornman Lincoln Park, MI 52, joined Nov. 2012	My GLHS dodge shelby chsrger
3/5/2014 12:38:29 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
onihafu Fort Smith, AR 33, joined Sep. 2013	Quote from dead_end: I love my little blue LX notchback. Any fox bodies will do, though. Hell yes to the Fox Body hatchbacks. I want me some Capri like I want a woman. Something about that four-eyed front end. Saw a bubble-back in person once. Not as bad as I thought.
3/9/2014 1:24:18 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
nyracer01 Ocala, FL 35, joined Mar. 2013	Monte Carlo supersport 1983-88
3/9/2014 3:49:49 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
truckergeo Las Vegas, NV 52, joined May. 2011	The 80`s were bad for good looking cars... The mercedes r107 sl was ok the trans am`s were ok......Box cars were in....It was bad.....I drove a 67 gto I was not hip at the time...
3/25/2014 10:49:47 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
tomtom_88 Chicago, IL 29, joined Jun. 2011	S10 truck best light truck ever in the 1980's also the 1988 full size trucks from gm
3/29/2014 12:43:05 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
vanir Victoria Australia 48, joined Mar. 2008	Mercedes AMG 3.2 Baby Hammer, 255bhp N/A in a 2400lb sedan that handled like a track car, idled fine in traffic and cracked 160mph no sweat. Wheels Magazine called it a Porsche with a baby seat. Mine goes okay with a warmed over 2.6 (~185bhp), but once you get over 200hp these little Mercs really fly. Wind resistance is negligible so high speed acceleration is pretty astonishing in its class. Standard features and design quality was well ahead of the game compared to other manufacturers of the day, a mid-80s W201 Merc is basically the same thing as a mid-90s sport-sedan from any other make, but looks like something your grandma drives to the shops. In value for money and inherent qualities, easily best car I've ever driven or owned, there's been a few. People put later model Merc sixes or alloy 8s in them if you want crazy grunt, the stock original six bottom end can handle over 700bhp without modification (some Norwegians and a turbo proved that on the track). There's a DTM track version with Cosworth heads on the 2.3 and 2.5 four-pots (190-235bhp N/A in street trim), those were the ones you saw in Euro touring races with the Evo bodykits. But I don't like fours (2.6 and the AMG 3.2 are sixes). The AMG ones weren't homologated for racing, but they did use them for pace cars. It's also the prototype model for the C-class that followed, and forerunner of the AMG C36, which is a seriously quick 90s car. Ferrari quick. But ugly tail lights on those.
5/8/2014 4:31:06 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
luckylouie42 Cedar Grove, WV 75, joined Mar. 2008	none, I like new cars, and trucks, I used to have to work on that old shit all the time to have a ride, when I was young and poor. now now.
5/9/2014 8:43:19 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	I'd say about 80% of the cars from the 80s AND 90s were constant junk. it paved way,and was a learning lesson for 2000 on up....when car makers got more serious and they were actually better. I was never a ford guy,but to be honest.... im impressed with the constant creativity they come up with,their cars are great now,and they aren't overpriced like chevy's.
5/9/2014 1:34:09 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
heathensmom Shelbyville, IN 47, joined May. 2012	Volvo's 240 series manual no wagons.
5/21/2014 5:46:40 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
vanir Victoria Australia 48, joined Mar. 2008	A lot of 80s cars were really revamped 70s cars, facelifted for the change to unleaded fuels. Over here our old 70s GM-Holdens still used the old iron block but added fuel injection, lowered compression and switched to unleaded. Same with the Fords. 70s cars really, in low-comp versions with reduced power, but fuel injection and electronic ignition was a new addition that didn't improve power, but did improve throttle response so it seemed more advanced than carb and points ignition. So there was basically a drop in performance and economy from the cars people had been buying, the cleveland V8s and big OHV sixes, wrapped up in a facelift body with square headlights instead of round ones. Nothing improved, drop in performance, new car sales actually dropped through the 80s here, except for the sports-sedans with the bodykits and warmed over engines you pay top dollar for and could do yourself with an older car for half as much and twice the performance. I actually had an old Torana in the 80s, with a 3.3 litre six running about 250bhp and I used to regularly cream the latest top line "Brocky Commodore" sports sedans. The base model 5.0 litre V8 only produced something like 160bhp on unleaded in the mid-80s, the hotrod version only managed about 185bhp and it's got a lot of options weight. It was only the Euro prestige market that actually brought improvement immediately into the game on unleaded in the 80s. The Merc 2.0 litre four had the same power as a Ford 4.1 litre six with twice the economy, the 2.6 litre six had the same power as the GM 5.0 V8 that year with twice the economy and the 3.0 litre six beats out any sports sedan whether a warmed over 8 or a turbo 4 in 1985. Same story with BMW, Aston Martin and others. In 1985 stock dealer cars a European small capacity six easily outsped large capacity V8s and turbos from any major manufacturer and cost half as much to run. But you paid for that on the showroom floor. You really paid for it. My car sold new for over $34,000 back in the 80s. I bought it for a grand last year and it's done under 120,000 miles. They weren't a bargain then, but damn they are now.
5/21/2014 6:08:22 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
vanir Victoria Australia 48, joined Mar. 2008	For major manufacturers, Buick, GM, Ford, etc. it was only really the end of the 80s and into the 90s that they came good, but still used oversize engines to do a job higher quality technology could do better with much less. A 90s Buick V6 in 3.8 litre injected is the same rating as my 80s 2.6 litre I6 injected in all the performance curves, but I have far and away better economy at 30mpg vs 23 at best. I get crack on 500km out of a 55 litre tank going heavy and having plenty of highway fun times. It's the same thing as an 80s 5.0 litre V8, and it's half the capacity and uses comparatively no fuel to move a similar weight car just as fast or faster. Germans used vacuum/mechanical injection in the 80s, not as tunable as modern EFI but is the most economical fuel delivery at peak outputs ever made. It's from WW2 warbird engines, designed for max performance and maximum combat range combined. Just doesn't like things like vacuum leaks and worn seals much. Everytime I get onto an 80s car from a major manufacturer like Ford, etc, it just blows my mind how 70s they really are, how far behind the marque at the top line those years.
5/22/2014 6:14:12 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
1irving Ruskin, FL 57, joined Mar. 2013	I have to disagree with you Fast, the best cars GM produced were between '89-'94. These cars with reasonable maintenance could go 250 to 300 k miles, with the original exhaust! After OBD II in 95, the electronics cheapened, the fuel injection became problematic, suspension components became Chinese. Engine gaskets fail at a higher rate. I work on GM, but I drive Toyota and Honda, and of course Yamaca.
5/22/2014 3:53:10 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	maybe it was a certain car maker I was singling out. I seemed to remember Chrysler products having issues back then,and taking my grandfathers car to the dealership more than necessary.
5/26/2014 9:47:04 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
hogie40 Williston, ND 27, joined Nov. 2012	87 Plymouth horizon my first car bought it with 20xxx miles on it loved the hell out of that car. Wish I could find another one
5/27/2014 9:58:33 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
stargazzer Creighton, NE 69, joined Feb. 2007	Though what I call disposable cars The 80's & 90's 4 cilinder cutlass was one great car, nice driver good milage and lasted well be for going to the crusher.
5/27/2014 11:49:16 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
hogie40 Williston, ND 27, joined Nov. 2012	Also my 84 k10 drove it till 299872 when she finally blew sold it for more than what I paid for it only rust was on the cab corners hate to see it driving around now with a 351 in it.
5/27/2014 12:30:06 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
jrbogie1949 Ventura, CA 68, joined Mar. 2009	my 85 bmw 635 [Edited 5/27/2014 12:31:12 PM ]
5/27/2014 12:43:30 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007
6/8/2014 4:02:36 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Though i'm a Ford guy,the 81-82 camaro was a GM that i always wanted. I miss the heck out of my 77 Type LT. I think every camaro after 82 was disgusting looking,but they did a good job on the gto remakes.
6/8/2014 9:05:58 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	yeah,ive always been a Pontiac guy,but I like that era of Camaro too(1980). when Camaro came out with that tireless redesign in 81",they ran it into the ground. I hung out with some IROC worshippers that bragged about how fast their car was..... until a grand national would challenge their a** at the red light. [Edited 6/8/2014 9:06:48 AM ]
6/8/2014 2:40:38 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	My bad It was 80-81camaros i was thinking of with nice designs,and it was 82 when that awful style began,and to me,the 90s with the 3.4 and so on were no better. Maybe a little better the past two or three years or so,but still still awful looking in my opinion,especially compared to the mustangs. Surely Mustang sales will drop for 2014 though,unless that attractive c*ckpit sell the car.
6/9/2014 12:12:11 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fastpony Hammond, IN 41, joined Apr. 2007	I don't think the new mustang will flop at all,and i'll bet it goes over very well. probably a whole new crowd that will take interest,because it has European body lines and influence to it. its nice looking,but not my thing. you either really love it,or cant stand it at all. a more powerful V6,without robbing the pocket book is what will sell too.
6/9/2014 10:11:02 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
rookjenny Bean Station, TN 48, joined May. 2012	Quote from fastpony: I don't think the new mustang will flop at all,and i'll bet it goes over very well. probably a whole new crowd that will take interest,because it has European body lines and influence to it. its nice looking,but not my thing. you either really love it,or cant stand it at all. a more powerful V6,without robbing the pocket book is what will sell too. I like the new stang,according to color scheme,but overall,i'm in between not bad at all,and so ugly it's pretty.. Then again,i think white looks awful on most vehicles,such as on Ford and GM trucks,and some other vehicles,but i's say a good color scheme and fuel economy with good power will sell,and well no,the styling aint too bad either.
6/13/2014 5:02:05 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
marriedncheatin Twin Falls, ID 51, joined Jul. 2012	Svo mustang.. it was ahead of its time !! Win a championship with one in PT class
6/15/2014 10:18:01 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
sjones1989 Putney, VT 28, joined May. 2011	Buick Grand National
7/3/2014 1:34:01 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
mrteddybear68 West Islip, NY 49, joined Sep. 2011	Countach and Testarossa hands down. Had those on my wall as a kid.
7/16/2014 6:25:30 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
italianjoe45 Dearborn Heights, MI 52, joined Feb. 2011	Have to agree with the Testarossa and the 308 gts
9/23/2014 8:45:07 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
richgame22 Arabi, LA 25, joined Aug. 2014	83 chevy silverado With a small block
9/27/2014 6:05:17 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
maviebaby400 Salt Lake City, UT 54, joined Mar. 2014	1982 z 28 last carbrated
9/27/2014 6:07:19 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
maviebaby400 Salt Lake City, UT 54, joined Mar. 2014	1982 Z28 yellow last caribrated engine with a 305 engine in it
9/30/2014 9:33:23 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
pk0357 Eastlake, OH 41, joined Jan. 2010	1987 Buick Grand National GNX.
10/1/2014 12:12:38 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
fyvm Canton, MI 42, joined Sep. 2014	The 87 mustang gt. Hands down. But everyone has their own opinion.
11/5/2014 1:04:01 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
xxgiantmidgetxx Sherman Oaks, CA 38, joined Feb. 2012	porsha 928....ive wanted one since i saw it in risky buisness...a,must own....though id probably want a,later one 1988 volvo glt estate wagon.....my fav car to tune in gran tourismo games......would love to have a modded one in real life 1987 buick grand national......enough said
12/29/2014 4:47:28 AM	Favorite 1980s Cars
davelynn1 Hopewell, VA 51, joined Dec. 2014	1980 Chevy Malibu
12/29/2014 10:47:29 PM	Favorite 1980s Cars
up2youandme Chandler, AZ 42, joined Jan. 2014	Quote from marriedncheatin: Very rare !! Friend had one in norcal.. could turn on a dime I don't know about that ...no American car can turn on a dime ...

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