Dream Car?

[Maxxi]

Mine are kind of cliche, but I don't care.

 

 

One of my favorite cars of all time is a classic Charger R/T. The body screams with the "f*ck you I'm a badass" vibe. I love how long it is, how bulky it is, and the overall muscular style and power. I am preferential to the 1968, but 68-70 would be perfect.

 

 

 

Another favorite of mine is the Mk IV Toyota Supra. The design alone makes me wriggle with excitement. Wide, low, and flows from front to back flawlessly. Stock or custom, it is a beautiful piece of machinery. Personally I would want it almost entirely stock, maybe with a nice set of custom BBS rims painted in brass or gold, but otherwise stock from the factory.

 

 

 

For anyone who knows me well enough, they know I love trucks. Big, powerful, and 4 wheel drive. The exception to this for me is the Mercedes G63 AMG 6x6, but getting one of those is so incredibly unrealistic that it doesn't make my list. My dream truck is a Ford Raptor. I fell in love with it when it debuted as the F150 SVT Raptor. Came from the factory with a beefy supercharged V8 and 33 inch tires. It looked and sounded menacing, and even with modern iterations it still does. There are many different versions, such as the Roush, Shelby, and Hennessey Velociraptor variants, and I am equally in love with them all.

 

[Killer Whale]

It probably would be

 

Aston Martin V12 Vantage from around 2011. The design is excellent, but the sound is just something else.

 

 

BMW M3 E46. Loved it ever since I played Need for Speed Most Wanted back in the day.

 

 

And the Dodge Challenger, which is my favorite American muscle car.

[DarkSavageDeathlyCloud]

edit: woops, wrong topic

 

It would be this btw:

 

Edited July 24, 2017 by Darth Absentis

[BöömBäpper]

For some reason I only have interest for these small compact 90s suvs now. Daihatsu rocky, feroza etc..

I like the way those look, good in city and offroad, 4x4, small size. lots of reasons actually. Some may say its ugly but I like the desing.

Don't know why, but I have zero interest for other cars nowadays. Perfect car for me.

[Paisan™]

I have 3:

 

1 - 1967 Chevrolet Camaro SS

 

 

2 - 1973 Holden Monaro HQ GTS

 

 

3 - 1978 Ford Falcon XC Cobra Option 97

 

Edited August 15, 2017 by ClaudeIzABadAzz

[winamp]

'95 Viper RT/10

'90 Lada 2108

'94 Nissan Skyline GT-R R33

Edited August 15, 2017 by NOSRacing_

[Mercedes3035]

I'd love to have a Mercedes S600L or a Maybach. In reality, I'd absolutely love to have a VT/VX Commodore, VF Commodore and the 2017 Hyundai Elantra SR Turbo.

[AtomicDarling]

1935 Ford Pickup... which I will proceed to tear apart and rat rod to Hell and back

 

 

 

And a 1957 Chrysler 300C

 

[Pedinhuh]

Porsche 911 GT2 RS(track days):

 

 

Mazda MX5(Daily driver):

 

 

Porsche 356 Speedster(pride and joy):

 

Edited October 26, 2017 by Pedinhuh

[Reformed Squid]

Probably something fast, sexy but somewhat sensible like a Cayman S or a Jaguar F-Type.

 

But if we're being realistic, as in something I might be able to afford within the next few years, then a Subaru BRZ/Scion FR-S.

[RamiTR]

Growning up poor and always having to work for my own possessions, I've always dreamed of owning an SN95 Mustang, even as a kid and to this day it's still a dream car. I don't care if it's a V6, V8, auto or manual, I just want my very own Mustang. To some it might be a lackluster dream but not everyone is as fortunate as others.

 

[HeavyDuke]

To some it might be a lackluster dream but not everyone is as fortunate as others.

 

 

Why lackluster? I don't see how value of a car should have anything to do with it being someone's dream car. Some people love old classics which can barely reach freeway speeds and they cost a fortune sometimes and some just a couple of thousands of dollars....or hundreds if its a pos.

 

I always wanted a Third gen Trans Am. And thats what i''m building now and its almost ready, my very own 1986 Trans am WS6. Better then it left the factory, a lot better looking to 'quality of paint' and better pretty much anything. Pretty much a brand new car.

 

Car wasn't bad when i bought it and it had very low milage, however i didn't want it in decent condition. I want to see it standing there as if i'm back in the 80's, buying it from the dealer.

Fun little fact, Previous owner was my older brother back in the early 90's. He only drove it for 3 months before it got stored until i bought it from him not to long ago. Why? Well he lost his job, couldn't pay for the insurance, gas and taxes anymore. So it got put in its resting place.

 

Found a very old photo of the car i'm rebuilding right now, from back when i was still a kid and the car was pretty much brand new.

 

 

Yes, thats a small me right there.

 

I was sold lol. When i bought it from him now all grown up, the car had been baking in the sun for nearly two decades. Bone dry car though. Better to have baked clear then a shiny car with a rotten undercarriage.

 

This is when i just bought it.

 

Next summer will be good. Finally taking it for a spin. Not sure yet where i'm going to. Maybe to germany, maybe belgium or whatever. But i want to make a nice trip with it and make fresh new good memories.

Edited November 2, 2017 by HeavyDuke

[Gnocchi Flip Flops]

I'm finding I'd really be happy with a Lexus GS-F and some kind of convertible. I'm a lover of many cars, old/new and cheap/expensive. And I take pictures of many expensive cars. But I could honestly see myself happy with a mint condition used Lexus daily and maybe a used less reliable convertible like an SL63 AMG for leisure? Doesn't matter if I make six figures in my lifetime or average. These are the cars I want. In five years or ten both of these cars will be like 20K, maybe even cheaper. Weird how depreciation works.

Edited November 5, 2017 by Scaglietti

[KarimNTerr]

A bayside blue Nissan Skyline GT-R R34:

 

[Sebastin]

Since my opel zafira has been toasted i honestly changed my opinion about dream car completely.

 

I want a comfy reliable toyota hilux.

[Misumi]

Well if you wait until 2021, you can probably buy that Maserati second hand for the price of a McDonald's Happy Meal after it's value has plummeted.

[ThanosIsRight]

Because of the road taxes, which i think are not worth it considering the state of the actual road and there already being taxes on fuel, i will never buy it, but my dream car is still gonna be this: 

 

 

Volkswagen Phaeton 3.0 Diesel(Do not care much about the year)

This car was the mercedes s class of it's time, but with 4wd a more ordinary badge and  few people actually interested in buying them.

 

I'd go for the v6 diesel engine because of the driving range it gets

 

I mean, sure there is a w12, but if you actually want speed, might as well just buy a bentley flying spur, since, if you can pay the fuel consumption of that kind of engine, Pretty sure you can afford a second hand version of those, or as alternative, save a bit longer and just buy a used audi rs6 or something, which will not be a w12, but have more power and speed

 

The reason why i like this car is because the interior is nice...pure luxurious, the ride quality is smooth...and even though these days even skoda became a luxury brand, it is still not that bad and this car does not stand out, it is subtle, while still not ugly in regards to exterior and if you know your cars, you will see what it is.

 

and it still can drive beyond the 200km per hour, the acceleration is not that bad...it is 4wd, meaning that even though thanks to the weight and the purpose for what it is designed as, it will not like corners that well, but if you drive it well, that 4wd will still be handy when the roads are frozen.

 

and thanks to the fact that the high end model actually has a w12 version, it has a big huge gas tank, meaning that the v6 diesel engine version will still do more then 900km on a full tank.

 

sadly, considering modern times, it has become currently a dinosaur, even if you'd had a 1 year garanty of the dealer and no extra road taxes

 

everything is becoming anti-diesel, it has been a well established fact that hatchback cars are more practical, and they stopped making this kind of car years ago, while modern cars these days, even of the mid range or lower range pricepoints will have all the kind of extra's in regards of tech you will actually use, like climate control, heated seats, camera's and drive assist and so on, and this kind of car will be not that easy to drive in crowded areas

 

add to that that even the most recent cars are becoming 5 years of age by now, and you might as well buy anything except this car for practical reasons.

[Thejeffster]

A 1986 IROC-Z, I plan on getting one that looks exactly like this in December. I've wanted one of these ever since I was about 13.

[claude1994]

the car from the stephen king movie christine. i know that car is incredibly expensive when you find a proper one in good condition. and i know it should be used as a show car or kept in a private collection, but god do i wish i could make it my daily use car

[Malone.]

Pajero 2019

[scorseses]

1973 Datsun 240Z

 

[sabitsuki]

A 77 toyota celica gt, or a lotus esprit

[ForDer089]

Subaru WRX STI (WR Blue Pearl + Green Brake Pad + Dark Rim)

 

Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat (Sublime Green + Carbon Hood)

[sabitsuki]

On 3/5/2020 at 10:07 AM, claude1994 said:

the car from the stephen king movie christine. i know that car is incredibly expensive when you find a proper one in good condition. and i know it should be used as a show car or kept in a private collection, but god do i wish i could make it my daily use car

it was a 58 plymouth fury

[Mr Philips The Gey]

On 4/22/2015 at 6:59 AM, RyanBurnsRed said:

1970 Dodge Challenger in red just like this:

 

 

Second place would be a 1970 Mach 1 Mustang Fastback also in red:

 

 

I have a thing for classic American muscle cars I hope to own one of these two cars before I die

thats a mustang mach 1......

 

Edited June 30, 2020 by mr phillips the great
lol i didnt read

[Mr Philips The Gey]

fist place has to be the nissan skyline gtr r34 who doesn't love the RB26?

second place is the 1998 mkiv Toyota Supra but not a 2JZGTE engine just the regular one since i heard they could have more hp when the motor is tuned to the max

third place is the Honda Civic type r EK this is the only FWD car i like

fourth is the 2012 Lamborghini Aventador i think the first release one looks better than the later models cause of the front end

fifth the the toyota AE86 sprinter trueno it is the perfect drift car

sixth is the 2004 Subaru Imprezza WRX STI,i made a cool looking one in my mobile game has BBS B2 rims in whatever color the sti rims have

[Lotte]

As far as cars that I can afford to buy and maintain? You really can't go wrong with the BRZ/FRS, (though i prefer the BRZ because of a few very minor reasons,) and I'm hoping to get my hands on one as soon as one with good mileage pops up in my area OR whenever

 

 

other than that it'd be cool to have a cancelled vw ea266 just for the novelty of it, i guess

 

Edited June 30, 2020 by Lotte

[OREOBOREALIS]

Right now dreaming about 90s manual twin turbo Nissan 300zx with a t top.

Im not really a fan of sports cars generally(i hate ferraris and lambos etc ), but Japanese sport cars from 80s and 90s i like a lot.

Well I only like american and japanese cars and this nissan has bit of american look too. Okay, i konfess that ive been watching old 90s japanese drift videos from youtube lately lol.

Looks bit too lambo from front to my taste, but despite that it might still be my dream car. Just great, good lookin and cool car. ..and not too expensive so i might actually get it in near future. Black, silver or white and definitely T Top. (I wish more cars were t tops)

 

 

Spoiler

 

 

Edited October 10, 2020 by Kngee1899

[Mr Philips The Gey]

On 10/9/2020 at 8:49 PM, Kngee1899 said:

Right now dreaming about 90s manual twin turbo Nissan 300zx with a t top.

Im not really a fan of sports cars generally(i hate ferraris and lambos etc ), but Japanese sport cars from 80s and 90s i like a lot.

Well I only like american and japanese cars and this nissan has bit of american look too. Okay, i konfess that ive been watching old 90s japanese drift videos from youtube lately lol.

Looks bit too lambo from front to my taste, but despite that it might still be my dream car. Just great, good lookin and cool car. ..and not too expensive so i might actually get it in near future. Black, silver or white and definitely T Top. (I wish more cars were t tops)

 

 

 

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Looks "a bit Lambo" cause the Diablo borrowed the headlights when the 2000s came

[OREOBOREALIS]

8 hours ago, mr phillips the great said:

Looks "a bit Lambo" cause the Diablo borrowed the headlights when the 2000s came

yep i know that