Money is no object, you may buy three new cars. What?

[louiebaby]

Family car / wife's chariot: Forthcoming Lister version of the F-Pace.
My daily: Forthcoming Lister version of the F-Type.
Weekend Wagon: Big Hymer-style motorhome with a decent garage in the back.

(Today, may change by tomrrrow.)

[CS Garth]

Lamborghini Urus for tip runs and frightening the vegan community

Ariel Nomad for shopping

Aston Vulcan for driving to 5 star country house hotels for discreet nights away with smoking hotties

[Krikkit]

Taking a slight liberty adding a bike:

Broadley T76
Range Rover SVAutobiography with lots of modest spec options
Ducati Panigale V4 Speciale

And a couple of trailers for taking the quick stuff to the track.

[Whitean3]

FFRR for family duties
New Bentley Continental GT
Singer 911- if you accept that it is basically a new car

I'd be pretty happy I think!

[Hitch]

It's been a while...

Senna for wild rides
Cullinan for long trips and holidays
Porsche 911 GTS targa as a relatively sensible daily

[amare32]

991.2 GT3 RS
Ferrari 488 Pista
Audi RS4 Avant

[AWF90]

I do not understand people are allowed any car in the world and they are suggesting Fords and Hondas.


RR Vogue for discreet days and tip runs etc.
812 Superfast for everything else.
Singer as relatively discreet and lovely lovely.

Edit: Will probably change tomorrow

[Graveworm]

If it's the only 3 cars I will be left with
Daily E63S 4matic+ Estate
Fun Mclaren 720s
Utility: it would have been a Defender but, since it's new cars, I'll have a discovery.

If I get to keep my current cars then
720s
Hymer ML-T 4x4
Caterham 620R

[Quickmoose]

Fully optioned Range Rover
Ferrari GTC4 Lusso V12
Lambo Hurucan Performante

[Toltec]

AWF90 said:

I do not understand people are allowed any car in the world and they are suggesting Fords and Hondas.


RR Vogue for discreet days and tip runs etc.
812 Superfast for everything else.
Singer as relatively discreet and lovely lovely.

Edit: Will probably change tomorrow

I considered a Singer, but he did say BRAND NEW so they don't really qualify as they are restomods.

[J8 SVG]

Range Rover SVO Coupe for every day

McLaren 720S for weekends

E-type lightweight (Re-issue or otherwise) for the track

[Mr Roper]

Ferrari FF
Range Rover
Mercedes 190 EVO II

ETA Brand new.
911 Turbo.

Edited by Mr Roper on Thursday 24th May 15:01

Edited by Mr Roper on Thursday 24th May 15:02

[Phil Dicky]

FFRR still seems a popular everyday machine

[CrippsCorner]

Can they be modified?

If so... P1 - Then converted to RHD! (If not I'll take a 488 GTB)
RS4 for the family car
Golf GTI to turn into a track car (maybe Fiesta ST if mods not allowed lol)

[toasty]

Ferrari SP39
Chiron
FFRR

[AWF90]

Toltec said:

I considered a Singer, but he did say BRAND NEW so they don't really qualify as they are restomods.

Yeah, I appreciate I'm bending the rules a little there...

[Salamura]

Weekend toy = Ferrari 488. Do I need to explain why?

Daily = Alpine A110. Fun. Compliant enough and with enough creature comforts for daily driving. Will fit a shopping bag or two.

Family = Skoda Superb Estate. Because space. And because it's not an Eshyouvee.

[toon10]

Everyday practical family / load lugger / commuter / shopping car:



Weekend lifestyle car:



Something fast. I don't get much chance to enjoy a "fun" car as such so I can live without a raw focused car but when I want to get there in style and in a hurry...

[mackie1]

I honestly have no idea but it'd be bloody good fun to figure out. Probably something that's a good daily, so big boot and 4 seats, then something bonkers and then something light and focused (and also bonkers)

720S
New Continental GT
Proper Range Rover

or

Huracan Performante Spider
991.2 GT3
E63S saloon

or

Alfa Guilia QF manual
570S Spider
Ford Raptor

or

Corvette ZR1 convertible with all the high downforce bits
C63S saloon
812 Superfast

[joshcowin]

RRS Svr with all options in black with silver wheels

Aston Vanquish S - daily and GT with a lot of customisation by Q

Mclaren 720s - fully customised by myself using MSO - I would have an incredibly individual car