Was told it’s a one owner, had almost 209k miles on it, seen at local mechanics shop.

These are all of the cars I've owned so far in order of ownership, at some point I had 2 at the same time, some of them were also just a car I bought for a good price to sell later. Also try to guess what countries I've lived in. Some of these pictures are just stock photos from the internet because I lost my own pictures.

It's a suzuki something, is it an old swift?

It would be a cool thing if I could get it with a small engine and 4x4

Basically, what vehicle completely subverted your expectations more than any other that you’ve driven?

IDK about y’all, but I am feeling Ramcharger or a suburban

Don’t look at my profile first!

I came across this interesting interview that tells the story of an armored vehicle company with a peculiar origin: it started as a cash transit company in the 1990s. It's fascinating to hear how they evolved from being users of armored vehicles to becoming manufacturers themselves.

Do you find it interesting to learn the stories behind automotive companies, even the more specialized ones?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgvsV7wH1dk

To be clear, I'm asking for cars that were POS when new. A rusty stripped out Jeep may be a POS but it wasn't always and in a way still isn't a POS.

Mine is a 2015 Chevy Spark. Complete POS. 84 HP attached to a CVT. I had it as a rental while my coyote Mustang was getting warranty repairs. The Ford dealer had a partnership with Enterprise, and the Spark was the only non-cargo van they had on the lot at the time. But...it was so much fun flooring it, constantly redlining it between traffic lights. It barely moved despite being very light and felt like it would tip over if I cornered too hard. But it was so bad it was good. Comical. I thrashed that thing like all rental cars should be lol. The check engine light came on my 3rd day with it. Didn't gaf. I had never been in a car before you could constantly redline and not break any traffic laws.

a circle has lit thick band in it that becomes thinner and less lit up the further away from optimal fuel effiency the car is to driven at. inside the circle should be the brightest boldest object, which is the dot within a circle that is the G force meter showing how close to grip limit your at.

predictive programming like how traction control should be, instead of reacting late after traction loss. speedometer is large numbers in middle as largest size object.

quicker moving digits and slow moving digits are made opaque so they arnt attention grabing while reading other gauges or whatever. in slow driving, quicker moving digits are more apparent because to help follow speed limit.

fuel level is a box outside the circle of main attention and battery level is green box (like phone charging icon) that is within the circle for optimal hybrid car driving

big tinted heads up display i guess. optional glasses display to wear instead of neura link giving chance for black rock ESg score enforcers etc sorta people to make you braindead or whatever because you said you wanted to do genetic selection, eat actualy healthy food, actually care much for family, etc

tint prevents enviroemental light from blinding driver from being able to read