Biggest and smallest Vehicles you have owned?

[John105]

Looks like my 1970 LeMans is longest at 203”, that I’ve owned.

My 2007 335 BMW coupe is smallest at 180”.

My parents’ station wagon was 214”, a ‘69 Buick Sportwagon

 

[LDB]

Realized my 40' W900 Kenworth was definitely largest but smallest was my Honda CT-70 I got at 13.

 

[Hermann]

smallest: Probably my 2000 Ford Focus or my 1973 Chevy Vega GT Kamback pseudo wagon.

Largest was a 1986 Grand Marquis float mobile.

 

[IndyIan]

Biggest/heaviest is the '18 Outback, and smallest and lightest would be 1992 Sentra. Between the two of us we only owned 8 cars in nearly 30 years of driving.

 

[Malo83]

Biggest, 1974 Pontiac Grand Prix
Smallest, 1986 YUGO

 

[ammolab]

1964 Austin Healey Sprite
2016 Chevy SS Sport Sedan

 

[OVERKILL]

Biggest (length): 1989 Lincoln Town Car
Biggest (girth): 2002 Expedition Eddie Bauer
Smallest: Mazda MX-3 Precidia (I THINK this was smaller than our Focus?)

 

[Cujet]

As for cars:

Smallest:
Porsche (really a VW) 914. LOVED that thing. So much fun despite the terrible shifter. Did a bunch of mods.

largest would be any of the F150's I've owned.

 

[fdcg27]

Smallest: 1976 Civic

Largest: 1994 E350 extended length. With the seats removed and a pair of ramps you probably could put the Civic inside of it and you'd be well below GVWR as well.

 

[MParr]

Smallest: 1970 VW Beetle Deluxe
Largest : 2020 F-150

 

[MR 22]

Smallest car: 2013 smart ForTwo Pure - All white with black Tridion Safety Cell. I bought it used, 3 years old & 11,000 miles for ~$6,500. Not bad, IMO. I still miss that car, but I needed something more comfortable for road trips. 1.0 Litre 3 Cylinder, 5 speed automated manual transmission with a SPINE NUMBING 70 HP. "SMART" stands for: Swatch, Mercedes-Benz, ART. I can't find my photos of it, but it looked like this:

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LARGEST CAR: 1986 Ford LTD Crown Victoria 5.0 Litre -

I bought it from the original owner, a nearby City Government for ~$600. I heard it was used as a police car, school district police car, then motor pool car. The city wasn't sure of the exact mileage; they told me it had A LOT. The entire exhaust past the Cats were badly disintegrating, so I removed it. It was LOUD. While not quick, it sounded SO GOOD. I miss that old barge.


I spray-painted those symbols/logos on the doors. If you recognize them, you get a digital cookie. HINT: A superhero action crime drama TV show.
Here it is:

HONORABLE MENTION: When I visited Terceira, Açores, an autonomous archipelago of Portugal, our rental car was a cool & VERY fuel efficient 2016(?) Citroën C3:

 

[Snagglefoot]

In 1990 I rented a Fiat Uno in France. It was a blast.

 

[nickaluch]

Biggest not including commercial vehicles Nissan Armada . Smallest Fiat X19

 

[74DartSport]

Biggest either 1973 Cadillac Sedan De Ville or 1976 Chrysler Town and Country wagon.
Smallest is current 1990 Eunos Roadster.

 

[JoelB]

Smallest vehicle would be a genuine buddy 50cc. Smallest car would be a Chevy Spark. Largest vehicle was a 1985 dodge ram (what was I thinking??).

 

[ARCOgraphite]

Not including Trucks

Biggest - 1965 Buick Electra 225 Convertible

Smallest? Not Sure ... it was either the Chevy Sprint 2dr HB or a Justy 2dr HB

 

[CT Rob]

smallest, 1985 Ford Exp Turbo ,biggest 96 Ford F350

 

[Wylie6G72]

 

[Paco Pena]

1972 Ford Ltd Country Squire wagon and a 1983 Chevy Chevette.

Paco

 

[Kira]

First I've seen this 20 month old thread. I like the idea.
The model years of these vehicles could help paint the pictures of their owners' lives.

1972 Toyota Corolla de Luxe
1976 Ford Econoline 100
Both vehicles took their division by weight and overall dimensions.

To ARCOgraphite: Friends had that Buick in a light blue.
It was their cherished, garaged escape machine. I never saw it move.
Later on I was allowed to fish around the removed oil pan for actual piston chunks.