Your Favorite car(s)

[RacerE7773]

Mine are some movie/tv cars (007 Vanquish, DB5, and Lotus, Christine, The Car, General Lee, S&H's Gran Torino (not the movie ripoff), KITT, Mach 5, Shooting Star, GRX, Barricade from Transformers, ZZ Top's Eliminator), and real ones listed:

Delorean DMC 12, 2006+ Charger, 2005+ Mustang, '65-67 Pontiacs, way too many more to list.

 

[hemitom]

One of my favorites, 1962 series Chyrslers, not so much the car but the instrument cluster,sure is mesmerizing at night.

 

[cousincletus]

1970 AAR Cuda. Could have bought one in good condition back in 1981 for $1800.

 

[Studebaker]

Avanti
Hawk
GT Hawk
53 Speedster

 

[grampi]

Performance cars:
Z06
2011 Mustang
Pontiac Firehawk

Economy cars:
Corolla
Civic

Family vehicles:
Mazda MPV
'66 Chevy Bel Air

 

[CROWNVIC4LIFE]

58-79 Cadillacs and Lincolns
80-11 Panthers

 

[ARCOgraphite]

Oh, Forgot '76 lincoln Continental 2 door w/ 460.One of the first American cars I drove/owned with the Michelin Radial Tire. BTW,My list is all cars I've owned.

 

[Scienceman]

Gotta love all the 4.6L Vics, towncars, or GM

 

[Jimmy9190]

Without a doubt, my all-time fave is the 78-81 Trans Am. I like the earlier model Trans Am too. I also like the late 60's Mopar wing cars like the Super Bird and Daytona. Another fave is the 1977 Toytota Celica GT liftback, I loved the body style on it. Toyota only made that one for one year, 1977. 78-81 Celica and Supra are also 2 more favorites. I saw an old Celica coupe on the highway just the other day but you never see those cars around anymore.

 

[ThirdeYe]

1990-1996 Nissan 300ZX
1994-2001 Acura Integra
Ferrari F355
Lamborghini Murcielago
Lotus Exige
Lamborghini Reventon
2002 Pontiac Trans Am w/WS-6
Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk
Chevy Corvette ZR1 (C6)
Nissan Skyline (R32, R33, R34, GT-R R36)
Toyota Supra MKIV
Acura NSX
Honda S2000

 

[silverrat]

Ferrari 360 Modena

 

[Gene K]

Originally Posted By: silverrat
Ferrari 360 Modena


I got to go to the F355 Owners Intro at Road Atlanta thanks to a friend. Its an experience I will never forget. Their are Ferraris I could afford to buy but I could never afford to own one (maintenance is a killer).

 

[ProStreetCamaro]

1940 and 41 willys coups and trucks. This is my all time favorite and I will own one someday for sure. There is just something about these flowing body lines that makes them so sexy and so elegant in my eyes.

55,56,57 chevy bel air

50's and early 60's vettes

All camaro's and T/A's (Which I have a tubbed race ready 76 camaro)

62 through early 70's novas (Already have a 63 nova SS that is tubbed)

Chevelle

Vegas (boy do I miss the one I had! Fun fast little car!)

 

[Tornado Red]

AC or Shelby Cobra

Audi R8

I am especially fond of my very own Golf TDI.

 

[Hermann]

BMW 3-series from the late 90's and early 2000's. The less loaded the better. Lighter=Better

 

[xtell]

1965 GTO - stock - still own it.
1999 Trans Am -stock - still own it.
1955 Chevy - always dreamed about having one.

 

[daves87rs]

Originally Posted By: ProStreetCamaro
1940 and 41 willys coups and trucks. This is my all time favorite and I will own one someday for sure. There is just something about these flowing body lines that makes them so sexy and so elegant in my eyes.

55,56,57 chevy bel air

50's and early 60's vettes

All camaro's and T/A's (Which I have a tubbed race ready 76 camaro)

62 through early 70's novas (Already have a 63 nova SS that is tubbed)

Chevelle

Vegas (boy do I miss the one I had! Fun fast little car!)








Wow!

 

[Benzadmiral]

ProStreetCamaro, I can't tell you how many times growing up I built customized 1/25 scale models of the '41 Willys. Revell had the kit. Impressive cars in real life too, hey?

My list of favorites for looks would be the '61-'66 Lincoln Continental, the Thunderbirds of the same years, and the '56 Chevy. I'd like to have any of them, but for a car to enjoy driving every day, the W123 or W126 Mercedes would be it. I had one of each, and they were a blast to drive.

 

[javacontour]

What I've owned that I am or was a fan:

1990 Beretta GTZ. The poor man's BMW 3'er with wrong wheel drive.
1998 Contour SVT. See above, beautiful mechanical symphony near redline. Even more fun with after market custom turbo system.
1993-1997 Toyota Corolla/Geo Prizm. They just go
1979 Ford Fairmont. In it's day, state of the art platform, and reasonably reliable.

And I'm becoming a fan of my 2004 Pontiac Vibe. It's a competent little car. Too soon to tell if it will come close to the Prizm it replaced.

Dream Cars:

1. Aston Martin -- They are just drop dead gorgeous.
2. BMW M3 -- The standard for sedans
3. BMW 3'er -- Not the M and this is what I plan to give myself for turning 50 in a few years.

I can probably think of others, but this is a start. I think it would be fun to have a Caterham or other proper British sports car to play with, or even a Miata that I could use for track and autocrossing.

But those are for when the kids are nearly off the payroll.