If you had to admit it, what was/is your favorite non Mopar vehicle that you ACTUALLY OWNED. Mine was a Toyota Tacoma pick up.

Favorite that we have actually owned, or fantasy favorite if money was no object?

1972, 1973 "round tail lights" BMW 2002 O=00=O

I have always liked the 1977-79 Impala/Caprice 2-doors with the fastback/bubble/whatever it's called rear window glass.

Greg

That’s a good one! I love those old BMW 2002s, I have a Toyota 4runner that’s a great rig. My favorite non mopar is a 1963 Impala. Such a great looking car!

De Thomaso Pantera

For me, 1965 and 1966 Pontiac Bonnevilles, GP's and GTO's. Next would be my old '69 GP SJ, 428 370HP.

Don't really have a single favorite non-Mopar, but there are a few I like:

Ford/Mercury:

Mustang fastbacks and the 69-70 Shelby GT350/GT500 always looked nice to me.
66-67 Fairlane
64 T-bolt factory drag cars
Some of the early Mercury Comets and Cougars look nice when done right. Ronnie Sox raced a Comet at one point.

GM:

55-57 Chevy as early day 2 race cars or hot rods only. Stock they are boring as can be. Also don't care for the convertibles of these either for some reason.
61-62 GM "Bubbletop" cars are styled nice. Good freeway cruisers that still turn heads
62-67 Chevy II - Not the best factory brakes or suspension setups, but plenty of go fast potential with the right engines
66-67 Chevelle
66-67 Skylark/GS
70 Buick GSX
Some early GTO's are ok in my book.

I briefly owned one in '91 when I still lived 'back East'. Car had less than 50K original miles. In quick passing, the car looked like it just needed a buff and interior detail to be showroom fresh, BUT.........the frame was swiss cheese. I so badly wanted to find a donor chassis for it. Instead, I drove it around for about a two weeks before the rear axle assembly tried to come out of the car. Sold it to someone who bought the engine/trans for a little more than the $100 I paid for the whole car.

Other than Mopar? Don't really have any 'favorites', but I've always liked the big GM's of the'60's and '70's. Always wished that Ma had made a US variant of the ElCamino.......

Actually owned

I have three -

A 1978 Toyota Celica that was my daily driver for many years. Took a licking and kept on ticking. Handled pretty well, Cruised on the highway at 75 mph all day. Decent mileage and built like a tank. I was rear ended a couple of times in stop and go traffic and the most it got was a little wrinkle in the quarter panel.

My second would probably be the 2013 Corvette GS that I currently own. It's plenty fast, handles amazing, comfortable and looks good (to me).

The third would be my wife's 2009 Honda Accord V6. It's a great daily driver and road trip car. Plenty of power, very comfortable and handles well.

Current 4runner, I will not own any other brand SUV

Actually owned would probably be my '72 Vette because I have owned it for some 50 years. I sold my first car a '71 340 'cuda to my brother (he still has it) to get this '72 because I wanted A/C. I've upgraded it to a 383 stroker and Tremec TKO-600. Been a great car.

Haven”t owned but I do like and wouldn’t mind owning : 70-71 442 , 70-71 Buick GS 455 , 68-72 El Camino , the early Ford Rancharos are cool too and of course a 70 Chevelle SS

Mine would have to be the '87 Mazda Rx7 Turbo I owned back in the day. Just wicked fast.

Okay, I did NOT actually OWN this car, my dad did. But when I got older he let me drive it some. Since I did some of the maintenance on it. Yeah, I'd love to have it... a 1950 Jaguar Mark V Drophead Coupe.

Absolutely was one of the cars that helped give Jaguar its reputation of being high maintenance. I don't care, she was like a beautiful woman.

So many family trips, adventures and stories revolve around this car it's crazy. In that aspect alone the Jag is very special.

Dad was a chiropractor and when his x-ray machine went kaput, the Jag got sold to pay for a new x-ray machine. It ended up going somewhere in the Chicago area. Have never seen it since... But there'd be no way I could afford it even if I COULD find it!

Hands-down favorite, my 73.5 Porsche 911T - I miss it dearly.
Not far behind:
My '69 Mustang FB Gulfstream Aqua stick car, my red '67 El Camino, the family '73 Nova 350 hatchback I got from my grandparents.
I really liked my '89.5 Mustang LX 5.0 stick car, too; more than my existing '97 Mustang GT stick car, actually.
The Mopars I let go & would like to have back is another list...but ya can't keep 'em all...

Opel 1900 Sport Wagon, had one when I was in the military. Scooted about nice, easy to park, handled well.

My 1st car was a 70 Chevelle. No SS...just a tired small block. I would LOVE to have another one (preferably a BB)but prices for a nice example are pretty high now.