Here's my illustrious automotive history...

1980 Honda Prelude - beater I used and abused for many years
1988 Mustang GT - eventually became a drag race car. 10.32 was best time many moons ago.  Carbureted with lots of nitrous and caged at end.
1989 Taurus SHO - black on gray.  Tranny blew up at 230,xxx miles and was the end of this awesome car.  14.9 @ 98 best time.
1992 Mustang LX 5.0 - street car. 12.54 was best time.  Beautiful car that I will always miss.
1993 Taurus SHO - black on gray, probably my favorite car I have owned. 14.9 @ 93. Hit guard rail at 230,xxx miles and sold to friend.  Still running last I heard.
1996 Chevy 1500 6.5 turbo diesel - family truck and used to tow the 1988 GT
1995 Contour SE v6 - was an auto. nice otherwise
1999 Dodge Ram 1500 - 5.2 base model with tow pack. was family truck and used to tow the 1988 GT
1999 VW Jetta tdi - shared work car. Great fuel mileage.  Terrible car.
2000 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0 liter Supercab Off Road - leased it and didn't want to turn back in.  Would like another some day.
2002 Nissan Sentra specV - heavily, heavily modified.  EVERYTHING possible was modded.
1990 Nissan 240sx - was a beater, but very fun to drive
1998 Oldsmobile Aurora - nicer to own and drive than you would think
2003 F250 XLT Supercab 4x4 6.0 Powerstroke - 13.9 in quarter and my second favorite vehicle that I've owned
2007 Explorer XLT v8 4x4 - also much nicer to own than you'd think.  very competent and good power with the 3v 4.6
--2008 Honda Fit Sport - manual, mildly modified, was wife's commuter.  Still own and now a toy getting lots of mods soon.  190,xxx miles and going strong
--1990 Mustang LX 5.0 - heavily modified street car.  Original paint, interior, etc, but every mechanical part upgraded. 532whp.  Needs a new home.
2008 F150 SuperCrew 5.4 - should probably still own, but couldn't get passed the poor power and fuel mileage of the 5.4 even after programmed and bolt on's.
2006 Crown Vic - Interceptor, 3.73's, cobra diff, programmed, Mustang GT wheels, etc. Nice car with full civilian pack. 
--2013 Lincoln MKS Ecoboost - reason I'm here at EBPF.
--2017 VW Golf Wolfsburg - Wife's new commuter car.  Little 1.8 turbo runs good and we love hatchbacks. Hoping it's better than last VW.

Edited to add my current shopping list possibilities...
Honda Civic Type-R
F150 5.0 SuperCrew
Ram 1500 Hemi
Beater truck

Those are my current thoughts for next on the list, but as you can tell by my history, it could be something else entirely.

U buy ANY slow cars, Z?  LOL

I see some nice cars on your list, sholxgt

Quote from: SHOdded on February 09, 2018, 08:09:42 PM
I see some nice cars on your list, sholxgt

Over time I have found I'm generally happiest with Ford or Honda products.  I need to remember that better when I'm car shopping.  LOL

Currently trying to justify the price of a 2018 F150 5.0.  The '18 5.0 is an absolute BEAST of an engine.  Read up on it if you haven't.  12.5:1 compression.  Makes over 80whp more than the '17 on a chassis dyno.  Ford is WAY underrating them from the factory to get people to opt for the EB motors.

Quote from: SHOdded on February 09, 2018, 08:09:42 PM
U buy ANY slow cars, Z?  LOL

I see some nice cars on your list, sholxgt

I certainly had some fun full of adrenaline rush and then some with the exception of the T-Type which was stolen but never forgotten! Thanks my friend!  Z   

Quote from: sholxgt on February 09, 2018, 08:33:52 PM
Currently trying to justify the price of a 2018 F150 5.0.  The '18 5.0 is an absolute BEAST of an engine.  Read up on it if you haven't.  12.5:1 compression.  Makes over 80whp more than the '17 on a chassis dyno.  Ford is WAY underrating them from the factory to get people to opt for the EB motors.

Happy to fly under the radar for now.  They continue to discontinue naturally aspirated engines (like the 3.5 in the Edge), so do what you have to do, quietly, LOL.

Quote from: sholxgt on February 09, 2018, 08:33:52 PM

Quote from: SHOdded on February 09, 2018, 08:09:42 PM
I see some nice cars on your list, sholxgt

Over time I have found I'm generally happiest with Ford or Honda products.  I need to remember that better when I'm car shopping.  LOL

Currently trying to justify the price of a 2018 F150 5.0.  The '18 5.0 is an absolute BEAST of an engine.  Read up on it if you haven't.  12.5:1 compression.  Makes over 80whp more than the '17 on a chassis dyno.  Ford is WAY underrating them from the factory to get people to opt for the EB motors.

This is true ^  when I 1st hit the meth,  I could beat out 2015 5.0 GT's at the track by 2 tens or 3 even with them getting a good launch.  However i *tried* to troll a 2018 near the infamous FORD dealership .. The 2018 keeps up with me easily.. we seemed about even.  The TQ profile seems different for the 18' revision of the engine ..  could be tune related ..

Had to rack my brain and I'm sure there are a couple of cars missing, but here's my list in basically chronological order as purchased, far as I can remember, went through a lot of cars in 40 years of driving..

65 Rambler American 220 6 CYL w/3 on the tree converted to floor shift.
62 Willys Jeep 4WD pickup torque monster but not very fast, screamed on the highway at 60MPH.
57 Chevy Belair 327 vette engine and 4 speed (like to have this one back).
74 Datsun 260Z, fun little car, independent rear loved entrance and exit ramps.
73 Vega, totaled a 76 towncar with it, i got the short end of the stick.
74 Corolla
76 Celica GT
77 Celica GT
76 Olds Cutlass Supreme, first Automatic nice rocket 350 V8
68 Cougar
82 Celica GT
84 Supra
88 Mustang GT
85 S10 Blazer 4WD 5 speed
89 Maxima
65 Mustang fastback V8 (just sold)
97 Jaguar XK8
66 Mustang restomod, (just finished), V8, PS PB air, AOD
95 Ranger 4.0 pickup, needed more power and sucked gas.
79 F150 4WD Pickup w400ci, lifted and fenderwell headers.
97 Thunderbird Sport, handled nice with modified supension but needed more power.

Still have most of the cars below.
98 Honda Now an airport car, don't like leaving the SHO there.
03 Lincoln LS sport (nice car but needed more power), traded for the SHO.
55 F100 pickup restomod, 289 V8, PS, PB, Air, AOD, heated seats, tilt wheel
07 Roush Stage 2
67 Cougar XR7 restored PS, PB AIR, Tilt away wheel
67 Cougar XR7 needs restoring
08 Audi TT 3.2 Quatro (wife's car)
13 Taurus SHO 100K and still going strong, trade it in for a newer one??...

1981 Olds Omega (totaled)
1989 Ford Tempo - traded
1995 SHO ATX (1st car I ever owned, totaled)
1997 Saturn SW1 - sold, to get the 92
1992 SHO - donated
2007 Ford Edge
2010 Ford Fusion Sport

Unglamorous list, eh?

Quote from: SilvererSHO on February 02, 2018, 12:03:18 PM
Uhhhh....just to clarify here.  You autocrossed a 1992 Buick Century Custom???

lol, yeah man, I did.  I always wanted to race, even when I was barely old enough to be allowed on the go-karts at the mini-golf place where I grew up.  I was so proud of myself because I figured out how to take a line through the whole go-kart course without lifting off the gas.  Which was difficult through one section.  Nobody taught me how.  So when my girlfriend in high school saw an ad in the newspaper about being able to race your own car, I was so excited I thought it was fake, lol.  I thought "There's no way you can race real cars."  So I called and they assured me that autocross was in fact a real thing.  I would have driven ANY car, I just wanted to race, so damn bad.

The first race I went to, I drove grandma's '92 Buick Century Custom.  This was in the keys, so that course was a little different layout than how it's usually done on the main land.  There are no huge, wide-open parking lots, so it was on a back road off of the main highway.  Check out the link for one example.
  http://www.ericudell.com/evscc/loop-road/  The autocross I went to started off in a straight line, then a slalom before the first corner.  The opening straight included a timed 1/8th mile, so when you finished you got an 1/8th mile ET and an overall lap time.  I was 17, and 2 of the older crew took me under their wing to teach me how to drive.  One was a 60 something year old guy named Dick who drove a 2002 Corvette Z06.  He saw I was way excited to be racing and asked if I wanted to sit shotgun while he took a lap, in his car.  So I could get a feel for the course.  I didn't know it at the time but, Dick was not the type of guy who bought the Z06 for bragging rights, he was an actual driver.  And That first lap of a high speed autocross course in the passenger seat of a Z06, with a real driver at the wheel was terrifying.  In a good way lol.  After the 1/8th mile drag section I thought he forgot about the slalom because we were carrying so much speed.  I thought it was physically impossible to slow down in time.  Nope.  He got on the brakes so hard it threw me into the seatbelt.  He went through the slalom at a speed that I wouldn't have thought you could do.  After finishing the lap and coming back to the start/finish, I got out with my knees shaking.  It was that awesome.  The other guy who taught me about driving was a guy named Dean.  He was about 50 and was a driving instructor at a Porsche racing school.  If anyone is interested in Autocross, I HIGHLY recommend checking out the Ecurie Vitesse Sports Car Club and an event they do every year, called the Bay Bottom Crawl.  They get all kinds of cool cars to show up.

1973 Datsun 240Z
1982 Camaro Z/28
1964 Ford Mustang
1990 Ford Probe LX
1987 Lincoln Mark VII
1987 Chevy Monte Carlo SS
1985 Chevy Suburban
1997 GMC Suburban
1967 Chevy Camaro
1967 Ford Mustang
1972 Ford Mustang
1985 Ford Taurus
1990 Ford Taurus
1988 Hyundai Excel
2004 Toyota Camry
1999 Nissan Pathfinder
1995 Nissan Maxima
2005 Cadillac CTS
2008 Nissan Maxima
2011 Ford SHO
2005 GMC Yukon XL
2005 Harley Springer (MC)
1976 Kawasaki KZ900 (MC)
2007 Honda GL1800 (MC)

65 VW beetle - Baja
71 VW beetle- Baja
85 Isuzu Impulse
88? Merc Sable
?? Can't remember....
92 Jeep Cherokee
92 Taurus SHO
98 Chevy 1/2 ton
2004 Suburban
2011 Flex

1964 Corvette fuelie
1965 GTO
1966 Corvette 427
1967 GTO
1969 Nova SS 396/375
1971 Corvette 454
1976 Corvette
1988 Corvette
1989 SHO
2008 CTS4
2015 SHO

only thoroughbreds need apply.  nice list, jim.

82 Ford Mustang V6 - and me down from older sister
87 Nissan Sentra - bought for me by parents
89 Nissan 240SX - first car I bought myself
94 Pontiac Grand Am GT 2 door
00 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT premium pkg - was selling new cars and ordered it myself built to my specs
Many other Eclipse demo's during my 2 years of selling cars
89 Nissan Maxima - POS winter beater when my eclipse lease was up
97 VW Jetta 5spd base beer can model
00 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 2 dr
02 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi
05 Pontiac Bonneville GXP
08 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP
11 Ford Taurus SHO
14 Ford Taurus SHO PP

Past:

1980 Camaro - blue/blue, 229 V6, auto
1966 Mustang Coupe - blue/blue, 289 V8, orig auto, converted to 4 speed
1989 Taurus SHO - black/titanium, 3.0 MTX
1993 Taurus SHO - blue/gray, 3.2 ATX
1999 Chrysler 300M - red/black, 3.5L auto
2004 Acura TL - gray/gray, 3.2L auto
2007 F-150 Lariat - white/black, 5.4L auto
2015 Explorer Sport - white/black, 3.5L Eco

Current:

2015 Taurus SHO - red/black, 3.5L Eco
1965 Mustang Conv - orig black/white/white, now black/red/white, 289 V8 4-bbl, orig auto, converted to 4 speed, now 5 speed
1955 Fairlane Club Sedan - black/blue, 272 V8 4-bbl, auto