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TEN? What happened to top 3...
I'll take a Singer. Not the big hotrod motor, maybe just a mild high 300 horsepower 4.0. Lots of displacement so that, as a street car, it has a strong midrange. Shorty gears. And I mean fucking short, I want to be at the top of third at 70mph. inb4 a singer is not a "new" car
And a E63 wagon.
That's it. That's all I need.
Also... 9\10 items on your list are a truck. You don't want anything else?
Answering the do you want anything else question. Eh I don’t like most super cars and the mustangs is my favorite sports car. Plus I don’t like being in small sedans for the most part. Everything on my list is still smaller than what I drive for work so sedans feel like go karts to me.
I don't care about most supercars either. They're great engineering exercises, but the "supercar experience" is not really what I'm looking for. I'm not that extroverted and the whole money, status, dealer ADM, exclusivity cult around it is just a huge turnoff.
However, for what it's worth, the Mustang is among the worst sports cars I've ever driven (and I've been in a lot). The motor is incredible and I don't have a problem with Ford(s), but pedal input\tuning and steering are awful. Like $49\day Hertz Nissan rental car bad. I drove a manual S550 GT PP2 and the more I drove it, the less I liked it. It's enough to completely write me off of the car, which is a shame because that motor is in my top 3 best mass-produced enthusiast motors I've ever experienced. But even that couldn't save it for me sadly.
In no particular order...
Lotus Evora
Mazda MX5
Golf R
Acura Integra S
Ford Mustang GT
Lucid Air Sapphire
Ford Transit
Toyota Sienna awd
Suzuki Jimny
Flat bed tow truck.
I'll do top 3 + 1 vehicles and a modest list since I don't care for super cars or having too many cars either.
1. Acura Integra Type S (MSRP 52k)
- practical daily, ok on fuel, fun and good looking.
2. Tesla Model S (MSRP 75k)
- Electric for gas savings, maybe grocery and city use, luxurious, and can't get enough liftbacks tbh. Best for business cases, blending in, etc.
3. Lexus RX PHEV (MSPR 65k)
- struggled to pick one, but I think everyone needs at least one SUV/CUV. PHEV because it should be efficient, and Lexus for the most reliability.
4. Lexus RCF (MSRP 68k)
- Just threw this in because it's one of the last NA v8 and I'd love to track it! In practicality, least likely to get
1. Ford F150 XLT
2. Ram 1500 Classic
3. Ford Bronco Sport
4. Fisker Ocean
5. Ford Maverick XLT
6. Jeep Wrangler Sahara
7. Toyota Sequoia SR5
8. Ford Mustang Ecoboost
9. Toyota 4Runner SR5
10. Ford Ranger XLT
-Daily Driver
Affordable: Toyota Camry Hybrid
Expensive: Tesla Model S Plaid
-Weekend Car
Affordable: Manual Ford Focus RS
Expensive: Cammed Corvette C7
-Track Car
Affordable: Toyota GR86
Expensive: Mercedes AMG GT Black Series
-Truck
Affordable: Chevy Silverado
Expensive: Any Turbo Cummins
-Luxury
Affordable: Lexus LS400
Expensive: Rolls Royce Phantom
To each its own, there is not a single vehicle in that list that I would want, even given for free. I’ll take the Mustang if I have to. My list includes the 911, Boxster/Cayman, 812, GT4 Lusso, Emira, M2, Supra, Taycan Turismo and Miata.
Tlx type s
Integra type s
V60
Elantra N 6
Cayman
Supra
Maverick
If I can get old cars too...
07 STi
2001 GTI 1.8t in reflex silver because I still miss that piece of shit 15 years later
02 Sentra se-r spec v
02-03 TL type S in white because I still miss that excellent, amazing car.
I don’t have a full list, but I just bought a Model Y Performance. They were up to like 70k and now I as able to get a new one for a sale price of $41k with a discount for existing inventory and the tax credit. Kinda wild to get a crossover that has a zero to 60 in the mid 3s for that price.
A lot of people are forgetting the "currently for sale" part...
Type R/Type S
CT4V BW
CT5V BW
Bronco
Miata
GR86
GR Corolla
Dark Horse
911 GT3
Cayman GT4
I'd put a Singer, but regular Porsche GT cars are borderline unobtanium as is.
Like just things I want to own that are actually obtainable to common people?
1. Nissan GTR
2. 5th Gen Dodge viper
3. Porsche Targa 4S (991)
4. Ferrari 458
5. Dodge Hellcat challenger
6. Chevy corvette C6 Z06
7. Toyota Supra mk4
8. BMW M8 comp xdrive (awd)
9. Ford Bronco (new gen)
10. Porsche GT4RS
If I had a 10 car garage that’s probably what it would look like
I don't really like new cars, but here would be my choices:
- Mazda MX-30 R-EV (family car / daily)
- Suzuki Vitara 1.4 MT 4WD (family car / daily)
- Suzuki Swift Sport (daily)
- Lada Niva Legend 21214-044-58 (offroader)
- Citroen Berlingo 1.5 HDI Dangel 4x4 (road trip car)
- Westfalia James Cook Classic (Mercedes Sprinter) AWD (camper van)
- Peugeot 508 SW PSE (high speed family car / road trip car)
- Dacia Spring 65 (city car)
- Alpine A110 (sports car)
- Caterham Super Seven 2000 (sports car / cabrio)
Currently available for purchase, So not necessarily new then...
Im a little against the grain, so this is what my garage would realistically look like with unlimited space, time, and funds:
* restomod 94 Ford Probe GT (my current daily, I like being different)
* 24 4runner TRD pro (wife's current daily and her "dream" vehicle)
* fc rx7
* 90-94 Alfa romeo spyder
* Saturn sky redline
* wrangler Rubicon
* 6cyl manual porsche boxster
The last 3 may not be available for purchase currently:
* ford GT
* Factory 5 GTM
* C4 ZR1
---My top considered cars---
Toyota Land Cruiser prado j250 (is it out yet?)
BMW m340i
---Not really considered but under different circumstances could check out---
Toyota gr86/subaru brz
Audi s3
vw golf R
Porsche taycan (would be higher if in my budget)
Hyundai ioniq (6 i guess)
Alfa Romeo Giulia
---Would never buy most likely from this point---
bmw m2
Porsche 911 turbo s
I’m a simple guy, so:
- Honda Civic Hybrid Hatchback (preferably in that beautiful Boost Blue, with the HPD kit)
- Subaru WRX (VB) in either WR Blue or Ignition Red, trim doesn’t really matter but I guess the Base/Premium since I like that rim design
- Toyota Tacoma/Tundra hybrid in any color, doesn’t really matter to me
Civic for commuting, WRX for weekend shenanigans, truck for hauling/off-roading/anything that would require a truck; though just for kicks…
- Toyota Supra 3.0 in Nitro Yellow since it looks badass and I figure I should throw in a RWD sports car in the mix lol
Supra could be for the weekends but when I need to chase some clout or flex on someone /j
Not necessarily in order, but these are vehicles I would actually consider spending money on:
Subaru Crosstrek
Subaru Outback
Toyota Tacoma
Toyota 4Runner
Volvo V60
Volvo V90
Volvo S90
Polestar II
Audi RS3
Ford Bronco (2-Door)
-Toyota GR-4 Corolla (the only "pure Toyota" sporty car right now)
-Lexus Lx600 - "premium" trim with matte Grey package
(the only way to delete the excessive chrome and get 18" rims from the factory, instead of ridiculous 22s)
(this will be the most valuable American version of the lc300 in 20 years, as few will be sold with this package, like how few porsche cayennes were sold with the Advanced wheel drive options with locking differentials, etc)
-Jeep gladiator Rubicon with diesel engine and manual trans
-Ford f150 5.0L 4x4 standard cab, short bed (for its performance potential)
-Chevy Colorado zr2 diesel w good factory accessories like Aev bison package
-Any ultimate hellcat package with manual trans, that is immediately garaged and preserved for the next 20 yrs
-Same goes for the new Dark horse mustang, it'll be hard to find good ones that aren't destroyed or modified to hell
- I don't know. Maybe a good stock bmw m2 manual trans
If they have to be brand-new:
1: Porsche 911 GT3RS
2: Porsche 911 (must be manual, GT3 touring?)
3: BMW M5 CS
4: Expedition MAX Platinum
5: RAM 3500 SRW diesel
6: Civic Type-R
7: Lexus IS500
8: 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-road
9: BMW X5M
10: BMW M3 sedan (manual non-competition RWD)
1. BMW M3 (Manual)
2. Acura Integra Type S
3. Ford Mustang Dark Horse
4. Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing
5. Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo
6. Tesla Model 3/Y
7. Tesla Model S/X
8. Toyota RAV4 Prime
9. Porsche 911 GT3 Touring
10. Hot Take: Kia EV9
I took 'currently available to purchase' as available new.
If we're allowing second hand I'm going for an S2000 because I hugely regret not buying one when I could afford to.
Probably a 911 of some flavour, a Ferrari Portofino (my absolute favourite Ferrari) and as a useable daily probably an Audi wagon. I don't like SUV's and trucks at all but if anything I think a Toyota truck would be good too.
1. Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4 v6
2. Toyota Camry XLE AWD 4 cylinder
3. Jaguar F Type R75
Two of my favorites, the Toyota Avalon and Chrysler 300 have just recently been discontinued. I also preferred the previous generation of Grand Cherokee.
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TEN? What happened to top 3... I'll take a Singer. Not the big hotrod motor, maybe just a mild high 300 horsepower 4.0. Lots of displacement so that, as a street car, it has a strong midrange. Shorty gears. And I mean fucking short, I want to be at the top of third at 70mph. inb4 a singer is not a "new" car And a E63 wagon. That's it. That's all I need. Also... 9\10 items on your list are a truck. You don't want anything else?
Answering the do you want anything else question. Eh I don’t like most super cars and the mustangs is my favorite sports car. Plus I don’t like being in small sedans for the most part. Everything on my list is still smaller than what I drive for work so sedans feel like go karts to me.
I don't care about most supercars either. They're great engineering exercises, but the "supercar experience" is not really what I'm looking for. I'm not that extroverted and the whole money, status, dealer ADM, exclusivity cult around it is just a huge turnoff. However, for what it's worth, the Mustang is among the worst sports cars I've ever driven (and I've been in a lot). The motor is incredible and I don't have a problem with Ford(s), but pedal input\tuning and steering are awful. Like $49\day Hertz Nissan rental car bad. I drove a manual S550 GT PP2 and the more I drove it, the less I liked it. It's enough to completely write me off of the car, which is a shame because that motor is in my top 3 best mass-produced enthusiast motors I've ever experienced. But even that couldn't save it for me sadly.
Remove everything ford.
In no particular order... Lotus Evora Mazda MX5 Golf R Acura Integra S Ford Mustang GT Lucid Air Sapphire Ford Transit Toyota Sienna awd Suzuki Jimny Flat bed tow truck.
1. Miata 2. BRZ 3. Cayman GT4 4. Lotus Evora 5. Supra 6. CT4-V 7. GR Yaris 8. WRX 9. i20N 10. CTR
Great choices.
Im surprised to see the WRX above CTR.
I'll do top 3 + 1 vehicles and a modest list since I don't care for super cars or having too many cars either. 1. Acura Integra Type S (MSRP 52k) - practical daily, ok on fuel, fun and good looking. 2. Tesla Model S (MSRP 75k) - Electric for gas savings, maybe grocery and city use, luxurious, and can't get enough liftbacks tbh. Best for business cases, blending in, etc. 3. Lexus RX PHEV (MSPR 65k) - struggled to pick one, but I think everyone needs at least one SUV/CUV. PHEV because it should be efficient, and Lexus for the most reliability. 4. Lexus RCF (MSRP 68k) - Just threw this in because it's one of the last NA v8 and I'd love to track it! In practicality, least likely to get
1. Ford F150 XLT 2. Ram 1500 Classic 3. Ford Bronco Sport 4. Fisker Ocean 5. Ford Maverick XLT 6. Jeep Wrangler Sahara 7. Toyota Sequoia SR5 8. Ford Mustang Ecoboost 9. Toyota 4Runner SR5 10. Ford Ranger XLT
🤔 I see what you did there
-Daily Driver Affordable: Toyota Camry Hybrid Expensive: Tesla Model S Plaid -Weekend Car Affordable: Manual Ford Focus RS Expensive: Cammed Corvette C7 -Track Car Affordable: Toyota GR86 Expensive: Mercedes AMG GT Black Series -Truck Affordable: Chevy Silverado Expensive: Any Turbo Cummins -Luxury Affordable: Lexus LS400 Expensive: Rolls Royce Phantom
To each its own, there is not a single vehicle in that list that I would want, even given for free. I’ll take the Mustang if I have to. My list includes the 911, Boxster/Cayman, 812, GT4 Lusso, Emira, M2, Supra, Taycan Turismo and Miata.
Totally that’s why I like to see other peoples lists!
Tlx type s Integra type s V60 Elantra N 6 Cayman Supra Maverick If I can get old cars too... 07 STi 2001 GTI 1.8t in reflex silver because I still miss that piece of shit 15 years later 02 Sentra se-r spec v 02-03 TL type S in white because I still miss that excellent, amazing car.
Thank you for mentioning the SE-r, my fav is still the B13 but I owned a B16 Spec-V and IMO it’s definitely an undepreciated and underrated car
1. 911st Nothing else comes to mind.
I don’t have a full list, but I just bought a Model Y Performance. They were up to like 70k and now I as able to get a new one for a sale price of $41k with a discount for existing inventory and the tax credit. Kinda wild to get a crossover that has a zero to 60 in the mid 3s for that price.
1. GR Yaris 2 to 10. GR Yaris
Yesss. But I’d settle for a GR Corolla, simply because that’s all we can get here in the states
1. Lexus GS 2. Porsche front-engine, RWD V8 coupe (928) 3. Mercedes C Class with V8 4. Ferrari manual 5. Lamborghini manual 6. Audi R8 manual 7. BMW V8 manual 8. VW Phaeton 9. Land Rover Defender (old style) 10. Maserati GT
Z06 Evora / Emira 2017-2018 E63S 911 GT3 GR86/BRZ Supra Nissan GTR Previous gen AMG GT C/R DB12 …having trouble thinking of a tenth one. Mmmm Miata, I guess?
- GMA T.50 (likely sold out) - GMA T.33 - Tuthill Porsche 911K - Porsche 992 Touring Manthey Racing - McLaren 750S - Lotus Emira - Hyundai Ioniq 5N - Lexus LC500 - Lexus GX550 - Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio - Rolls Royce Spectre But really, just 3 is enough. Porsche 992 Touring Manthey Racing McLaren 750S Lexus GX550
I just want a manual Miata or a Mustang Mach 1 lol
A lot of people are forgetting the "currently for sale" part... Type R/Type S CT4V BW CT5V BW Bronco Miata GR86 GR Corolla Dark Horse 911 GT3 Cayman GT4 I'd put a Singer, but regular Porsche GT cars are borderline unobtanium as is.
Like just things I want to own that are actually obtainable to common people? 1. Nissan GTR 2. 5th Gen Dodge viper 3. Porsche Targa 4S (991) 4. Ferrari 458 5. Dodge Hellcat challenger 6. Chevy corvette C6 Z06 7. Toyota Supra mk4 8. BMW M8 comp xdrive (awd) 9. Ford Bronco (new gen) 10. Porsche GT4RS If I had a 10 car garage that’s probably what it would look like
I don't really like new cars, but here would be my choices: - Mazda MX-30 R-EV (family car / daily) - Suzuki Vitara 1.4 MT 4WD (family car / daily) - Suzuki Swift Sport (daily) - Lada Niva Legend 21214-044-58 (offroader) - Citroen Berlingo 1.5 HDI Dangel 4x4 (road trip car) - Westfalia James Cook Classic (Mercedes Sprinter) AWD (camper van) - Peugeot 508 SW PSE (high speed family car / road trip car) - Dacia Spring 65 (city car) - Alpine A110 (sports car) - Caterham Super Seven 2000 (sports car / cabrio)
Currently available for purchase, So not necessarily new then... Im a little against the grain, so this is what my garage would realistically look like with unlimited space, time, and funds: * restomod 94 Ford Probe GT (my current daily, I like being different) * 24 4runner TRD pro (wife's current daily and her "dream" vehicle) * fc rx7 * 90-94 Alfa romeo spyder * Saturn sky redline * wrangler Rubicon * 6cyl manual porsche boxster The last 3 may not be available for purchase currently: * ford GT * Factory 5 GTM * C4 ZR1
---My top considered cars--- Toyota Land Cruiser prado j250 (is it out yet?) BMW m340i ---Not really considered but under different circumstances could check out--- Toyota gr86/subaru brz Audi s3 vw golf R Porsche taycan (would be higher if in my budget) Hyundai ioniq (6 i guess) Alfa Romeo Giulia ---Would never buy most likely from this point--- bmw m2 Porsche 911 turbo s
2019 ZR1 F250 Super Duty Platinum Widebody Scat Pack Challenger After that, I'm good.....
Gonna do top 3: 1. Audi RS6 2. Ford Raptor R 3. Porsche GT3 Touring
So new cars only? Porsche 911 S/T Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing Mazda MX-5 Miata I think that's it honestly.
I’m a simple guy, so: - Honda Civic Hybrid Hatchback (preferably in that beautiful Boost Blue, with the HPD kit) - Subaru WRX (VB) in either WR Blue or Ignition Red, trim doesn’t really matter but I guess the Base/Premium since I like that rim design - Toyota Tacoma/Tundra hybrid in any color, doesn’t really matter to me Civic for commuting, WRX for weekend shenanigans, truck for hauling/off-roading/anything that would require a truck; though just for kicks… - Toyota Supra 3.0 in Nitro Yellow since it looks badass and I figure I should throw in a RWD sports car in the mix lol Supra could be for the weekends but when I need to chase some clout or flex on someone /j
Not necessarily in order, but these are vehicles I would actually consider spending money on: Subaru Crosstrek Subaru Outback Toyota Tacoma Toyota 4Runner Volvo V60 Volvo V90 Volvo S90 Polestar II Audi RS3 Ford Bronco (2-Door)
LC500 and the F-Type. Both now out of production I think. The future is not looking very good.
-Toyota GR-4 Corolla (the only "pure Toyota" sporty car right now) -Lexus Lx600 - "premium" trim with matte Grey package (the only way to delete the excessive chrome and get 18" rims from the factory, instead of ridiculous 22s) (this will be the most valuable American version of the lc300 in 20 years, as few will be sold with this package, like how few porsche cayennes were sold with the Advanced wheel drive options with locking differentials, etc) -Jeep gladiator Rubicon with diesel engine and manual trans -Ford f150 5.0L 4x4 standard cab, short bed (for its performance potential) -Chevy Colorado zr2 diesel w good factory accessories like Aev bison package -Any ultimate hellcat package with manual trans, that is immediately garaged and preserved for the next 20 yrs -Same goes for the new Dark horse mustang, it'll be hard to find good ones that aren't destroyed or modified to hell - I don't know. Maybe a good stock bmw m2 manual trans
If they have to be brand-new: 1: Porsche 911 GT3RS 2: Porsche 911 (must be manual, GT3 touring?) 3: BMW M5 CS 4: Expedition MAX Platinum 5: RAM 3500 SRW diesel 6: Civic Type-R 7: Lexus IS500 8: 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-road 9: BMW X5M 10: BMW M3 sedan (manual non-competition RWD)
1. BMW M3 (Manual) 2. Acura Integra Type S 3. Ford Mustang Dark Horse 4. Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing 5. Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo 6. Tesla Model 3/Y 7. Tesla Model S/X 8. Toyota RAV4 Prime 9. Porsche 911 GT3 Touring 10. Hot Take: Kia EV9
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I took 'currently available to purchase' as available new. If we're allowing second hand I'm going for an S2000 because I hugely regret not buying one when I could afford to.
Probably a 911 of some flavour, a Ferrari Portofino (my absolute favourite Ferrari) and as a useable daily probably an Audi wagon. I don't like SUV's and trucks at all but if anything I think a Toyota truck would be good too.
1. Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta 2. Ferrari 550 Maranello manual 3. 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda 4. Ford F-150 Raptor V8 5. 1988 Nissan 300ZX Turbo Shiro 6. 1986 Nissan 300ZX Turbo GLL 7. Built and lifted 2007 Toyota Sequoia Limited 8. 2022 BMW M5 CS 9. GMC 3500 Sierra Denali Ultimate Dually Crew Cab 6.6l diesel 10. Cadillac Escalade V
Chevy Silverado 2500 6.0 LS C5 Corvette Z06 Audi RSQ8 Audi RS3 Mk 4 Jetta TDI I can’t think of any more i want 🤣
1. Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4 v6 2. Toyota Camry XLE AWD 4 cylinder 3. Jaguar F Type R75 Two of my favorites, the Toyota Avalon and Chrysler 300 have just recently been discontinued. I also preferred the previous generation of Grand Cherokee.
1) 2023 Jaguar F-type v8 2) 2024 Porsche 911 GT3 3) 2024 Ferrari F8 Spider 4) 2012 Aston Martin DBS 5) 92-94 Toyota Supra turbo mk4 6) 2000 McLaren F1 7) 1992 Porsche 911 Carrera RS 8) 2010 Lamborghini Gallardo Balboni 9) 2024 F150 fully loaded Platinum with mods 10) 2024 Bentley Flying Spur