Say you were in the market for a new car. With all the new cars out there, WWYD (What would you drive)?
Rules:
- $150k limit
- must be a new car
- why you like it
- you CAN'T take the money and buy a bunch of old cars, Chad
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Say you were in the market for a new car. With all the new cars out there, WWYD (What would you drive)?
Rules:
- $150k limit
- must be a new car
- why you like it
- you CAN'T take the money and buy a bunch of old cars, Chad
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Mainly lurking, just passing through. Still enjoying reading about everyone's progress.
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2011 Kia Optima
I like the styling.
Andy Garand
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Crud. Then I guess I'd have to go with the new Challenger; in SRT-8 form. I tried to order one, but they looked at me like I was nuts when I called them up and said I wanted it with manual windows, locks, and lights. So, can I use the rest of the money to remove these features and others I don't care for from the car?Originally Posted by Mike
Say you were in the market for a new car. With all the new cars out there, WWYD (What would you drive)?
Rules:
- $150k limit
- must be a new car
- why you like it
- you CAN'T take the money and buy a bunch of old cars, Chad
For a daily driver, though, I'm at an impasse. I don't know of anything out there that I like and I'm going to have to buy a new car before winter.
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A red E-Class Cabriolet:
Definitely not the most engaging car to drive, but it's big & comfy and a convertible! I miss having a drop top. Most car critics have panned the design of the E-class cabrios, but I think the cars are extremely handsome.
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I took delivery of a new 2010 GMC Terrain SLT 2 last June and have driven it about 15,000 miles. I am very pleased with it and would definitely buy another. My only complaint was the wait, I ordered it March 17 and it arrived at the dealership June 17.
Rod
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I've never been much of a Corvette fan but it would have to be the new ZR1
Why -
638 Hp
205 MPH
Just looks bad ass
Location: Los Angeles / Chicago
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Audi R8 would make it in my garage. Fast, sexy looking, and reliable enough to be a daily driver.
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I also like the new Cadillac 2-door coupe. If it weren't so darn gadget-laden, I'd be in the market for one.
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Nissan 370z Roadster.
Dave
Here, somewhere.
Location: Las Vegas
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Ariel Atom. Because it's the sickest car ever made. http://www.arielatom.com/
The Atom 3 has a $50,000 base price. I'd spend the remaining $100,000 from this fantasy on all the available options.
Stock it uses a 2 liter Honda motor, supercharger up to 300hp optional, along with carbon fiber and crazy track brakes.
Coming soon will be a limited production (25) V8 Atom. With over 500hp, that will have over 900hp/ton. I don't know how much that one will cost, but I want it anyway.
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