what's your money-no-object dream car?

[01RedDX]

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[C4S]

959 + a Porsche classic tech.

[Sentry]

Old racecars. I have a big big list but a Porsche 917 would have to do if it'd have to be just one.

Also I'd own mint versions of cars Ive owned in the past and loved like my M5.

[jutes]

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It's not the purchase price that kills you, it's the maintenance.

Jets are easier to work on than cars. There are tones of ex-mil guys around to keep them flying.

[danno]

gotta be a f40 or f50. just want some art to drive around.

[Tik-Tok]

If money was no object, there's a dozen or so cars I'd have to drive first to see which one I enjoyed most to keep.

If that's not an option, probably that mustang look-a-like Equus bass 770

[ExtraSlow]

Daily driving this would be the ultimate.

[benyl]

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Daily driving this would be the ultimate.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...e/2107078.html

[finboy]

Or

[ExtraSlow]

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https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds...e/2107078.html

Yes, it's a surprisingly inexpensive dream I have. Just really doesn't fit my lifestyle.

[Buster]

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Yes, it's a surprisingly inexpensive dream I have. Just really doesn't fit my lifestyle.

The clothes maketh the man.

[killramos]

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The clothes maketh the man.

I thought that was Manners?

[ExtraSlow]

I'm fucked either way.

[The_Rural_Juror]

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I'm fucked either way.

[speedog]

Would have to be something unique like a '73 boat tail...

[JustinL]

Porsche 918 spyder. There's lots of other cars I love, but if I have to actually live with a car I'd pick this one. Timeless looks, easy enough to drive that my family could enjoy it too, not going to depreciate, good build quality. I don't really want a race car for the street, Heim joints and stiff springs are fun on track, but really reduce the enjoyment on public roads.

[speedog]

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Porsche 918 spyder. There's lots of other cars I love, but if I have to actually live with a car I'd pick this one. Timeless looks, easy enough to drive that my family could enjoy it too, not going to depreciate, good build quality. I don't really want a race car for the street, Heim joints and stiff springs are fun on track, but really reduce the enjoyment on public roads.

Assuming family means more than your and your partner, where would would you put the other members of your family in that car so it could be enjoyed as a family? Or would it just be a case of who picks the longest straw for the passenger seat?

[The_Rural_Juror]

My favourite 4 seater.

[JustinL]

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Assuming family means more than your and your partner, where would would you put the other members of your family in that car so it could be enjoyed as a family? Or would it just be a case of who picks the longest straw for the passenger seat?

My wife isn't confident with a clutch pedal, so the pdk means she could take it out too.

[bjstare]

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lol no way. I live in Calgary. I have a single car garage with a single car in it. I need that car to be a reliable year-round DD.

911 Turbo S FTW.

Also, ask for the Keg-o-Mega next time you go to The Keg. 24 oz prime rib.

Yeah I feel you. That’s 1000% the ideal attainable year round DD for where we live.

But if we’re talking money is no object, how about the Mercedes proof of concept car they did where they plopped the portal axles from the 4x4^2 into the offroady E450? Take that baby and swap in the E63s powertrain and interior. That would be my cost is no object year round DD I think.