I recently got a car! I wasn't really expecting one and didn't particularly want it, but I needed it after college.

I've had a car in the past but currently do not have one. It's just too much money to have one and sadly, I can't afford it right now.

I'm 23 and have a car. It's my first car and I've had it for almost 2 years now. I've owned other cars before that but never drove them so I don't consider them my cars. My partner crashed my car last summer and the shop claimed it was totalled.. My dad fixed it for us He's the best.

I don't really need one and the costs of owning one outweighs the benefits.

Over 30 and own a car.

over 30 - owned car since 23

I'm 59 and with any sort of luck I will have my own car by the end of the year, hopefully by summer. Finally being cleared to get my license I am anxious to be able to get around without depending on others.

We are both 30+, and we've owned cars since we were 16.

Dont own one, but i will when i can afford it

I'm 19 and still only have a learner's permit. Cars have very little appeal for me, and I would much prefer to utilize public transportation and biking.

I guess the article must have polled city dwellers or something, because it looks like about 80% of Millennial generation Edenites have a car. That's much higher than I expected.

I've had a car since I was 16. Now, my wife and I each have one. I used to love cars, but I've grown to hate them. Money, hassles, pollution. Too many friends and family seriously injured in crashes. I'm lucky to live in a place where I don't need to drive much. I drive so little lately that I disconnect the battery between uses so it doesn't go dead again like it did this time last year. Mechanic said if I didn't drive it for 2 weeks or more, that I should do that. I drove today for the first time since before Christmas Day. Too lazy to walk or bike a mile to the grocery store...

I'm 24 and own my own car. If I didn't have one, I wouldn't have any way to get around at all. When we move I will probably start riding my bike to go places in the spring or summer, but I would not give up my car.

Over 30 and have had a car since my late teens.

I'm over 50 and I've owned cars since I was 16.

Got my license at 28, and I'm 35 now. Have owned two cars (both old enough to purchase alcohol in the US). The current car I own I've driven for less than a year, but has been inoperable since late 2009 when it caught fire on a cross-country trip (but I'm still paying on). I'm currently having to drive my mother's car (which is also old enough to purchase alcohol).

Cars are a fucking pain in the ass for multiple reasons, and I want to move some place that has better public transit and a walkable neighborhood.

My "other" - over 30, own a car, but don't want to.