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Dream garage if you could have only four
If you could fill your dream garage:
Up to FOUR cars/trucks you can buy brand-new in the US today At least one has to be street legal (for your daily driver ;) ) You have $1,000,000 USD to spend. All on one or spread out as you wish. What would you buy, and WHY? Pictures are encouraged. Have fun! E |
A 73 RS...A Carrera GT...A 356 Speedster...A 914-6...Because it's pure essence of Porsche spirit...!
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I'd have to think it over for awhile before I could come up with even one brand new car I'd put in it. I suppose the 2007 Passat wagon I already have would be one. The others? I guess a Boxster so I could have a convertible. I'd rather have 4 old cars.
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Great cars, but you missed the "you can buy brand-new in the US today" part
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A $1,000 bicycle, and the remaining $999,999 straight into the bank.
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Range Rover Sport for the winter
997 C4S for the summer Mini Cooper S With the JCW package for the wife Jag coupe as a grand tourer. But I'm happy with the current fleet! |
I'm cheap,
An M5 for a daily driver. A 997 GT3 RS for a sports car. A Ford GT (new ones still are in showrooms). And since I'd need a convertible and have so much left to spend, a RR Phaeton Drophead Coupe ($450K!) http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.au..._animation.gif |
McLaren SLR, Carerra 4S (CGT isn't available "brand new" anymore), Ferrari 360 and a Tesla Roadster.
If the budget was $2M it'd be a Bugatti Veyron and three 911s. :) |
I think I'd fill two spots with a pair of wooden Chris Craft.
Dammit, no boats allowed? |
962 track car :)
993 2S cab daily driver F250 HD or equivalent for towing 356 cab or an outlaw coupe for old school fun hmmmmmm.....I might be a little over budget |
Ferrari F40
Ferrari California Spider Porsche 911 Maserati Quattroporte |
911 RS
http://www.butzi.cz/clanky/historie/..._911_ep_20.jpg 1978 factory fresh 911sc Targa http://www.rennsportmotors.com/images/83Targa//3.jpg 550 http://www.forix.com/8w/reviv03/revi...550-spyder.jpg 904 http://www.the904store.com/904-6.jpg |
Since the conditions are NEW. This is going to be pretty close to a million.
Porsche 997 Carerra 4S Cabriolet (Street Fun Car) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182229943.jpg Mercedes S65 AMG (Daily Driver) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182230171.jpg Porsche 997 GT3 RSR (Weekend Warrior) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182230204.jpg Optima Toterhome with matching Stacker Trailer (Tow Beast) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182230232.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182230288.jpg |
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Konigsegg CCX For being FANCY!
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182257088.jpg RUF RK coupe Track car http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182257130.jpg BMW M5 (Hamman) Daily Driver http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182257172.jpg And last but not least a Unimog camper! :D For you know...Camping. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1182257253.jpg |
2007 Silverado for hauling
2007 Cayman S for fun 2007 Mini Cooper for long drives 2007 WRX STI for winters |
Hmm, tough one, but the "NEW" part does make it a lot easier.
Carrera GT (hey, I've got a $mil) Carrera GT3 RS AMG S65 as the family hauler/grocery getter Cayenne Turbo S for whatever I'm not actually sure that would all fit in under a million, but I suspect it would be close. < edit > I think this would fit in the million bucks. $450k $150k $200k $120k and I'd still have money left over for velcro c/f cup holders in the CGT ;) :D < /edit> |
Hey, my list comes to $175,000 with options...
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I will go 'retro':
- R5 Turbo Evolution II - Lancia Delta Integrale 16V - Audi Sport Quattro S1 - 911 Turbo or RUF RK as a daily driver |
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