Yes I did, 3 times. And I still have it.

 

i've only owned 4 cars in 6 years
1) 94 chevy corsica
-replaced motor, got drunk at party kicked out window, tore mirror and visors off, e-braking in snow no damage to my car 400 dollars to friends, crushed in roof and hood jumping on car, blew the brakes lines apart twice
2) 98 toyota camry
-put way to much money into custom equipment, now stock and still in good shape, did crake 4 front bumpers though and bent 2 wheels, used car 1,3,4 as winter cars
3)95 or 98 buick skylark
-75 mph e brakes (ruined good tires), e braking around town during snow whacked a telephone pole, hood opened up at fifty, blew the head gasket then sent it too a salvage yard
4)97 saturn sc2
-took care off this one so i thought, untill i blew a hole the size of my head in the tranny

i am glad i bought a cheap car for my first vehicle, lets you get most of your need for speed out while causing damage and not having to fix it. me and my friends also like to do the bump and tag with our cars

 

I have owned two cars now, in which I still own both, and I have never crashed either....but I have put my jeep through he!! just because it is so old and I will get nothing for it when/if it is sold. but it still runs fine and has no major problems...my camaro...I didnt crash it...lets leave it at that

 

But the theory holds.. its not worth gettin some fancy ride for your first car. your bound to thrash it. if you don't.. you'll never learn how to drive and always be one of them sissy's on the road that go 60mph in the left freakin lane that i wanna run off the road. when people are passing you on the right. hmm MAYBE YOU SHOULD GET OVER.

 

Then there are those people that just can not drive....period! I have a buddy that is almost 30 and he hasnt kept a car for over a year with out wrecking it. Sometimes his fault, sometimes not, but it never fails.....he sucks at driving!