If you could have another car at any price, what it would be?

The way I keep buying 4Runners, I'm never going to have the money for anything else.
 

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An Aston Martin Series 3 V8 from the '70s, fully restored to original...

1975 Aston Martin V8 Series 3 Saloon >> Dylan Miles

Nearly imported a forest green one with beige interior 15 years ago that needed some TLC, but the British mechanic that did a thorough check on the engine for me recommended against it. Wouldn't spend the money on it these days, with other priorities.

Now, if someone were to hand me the keys to one... :lol:
 

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I’m not really into owning a garage queen, like a million dollar supercar, but I could see myself in one of the following as a daily driver. In the order of what I would actually want.

Mercedes G-Wagon
Tesla Roadster Founders Edition
Porsche GT3 RS
2021 Acura NSX
 
I’m not really into owning a garage queen, like a million dollar supercar, but I could see myself in one of the following as a daily driver. In the order of what I would actually want.

Mercedes G-Wagon
Tesla Roadster Founders Edition
Porsche GT3 RS
2021 Acura NSX



Ummm, yeah... G-Wagon... :bowl::iagree:
Too many electronics to break though. :cry2:


I'd have to go with... And make it fairly bulletproof.
Yes, it is somewhat possible.

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You are not wrong, and not a lot I modern cars I would consider owning these days without some type of extended warranty coverage. You figure if one can afford to drop coin on a 200-250k car or truck, one can likely afford to maintain it properly.

For us peasants driving Toyotas, it’s pretty easy to cringe at the cost of maintenance, including a simple oil change.
 
Many products are built just good enough to get past the warranty period. Maybe less so with cars, but in consumer electronics, Planned Obsolescence is a thing.
 
1. AMC javelin
2. McClaren
3. Duster 340

I bought a new '70 Javelin/Mark Donahue signature upon graduation from college. Didn't know much about cars so I learned on it ... that was a shame!
In retrospect I wish I'd have gone with the AMX/390!
 
Very different rides but in no particular order and you could give me any one of them and I am happy:

1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Convertible
1979 Ford Bronco (I would trick the sh-t out of this one - love them)
2021 Ford F-350 King Ranch Superduty Diesel
1969 Shelby Boss 429

I'm a simple man and these seems like perfectly reasonable demands.
 
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