This is the kind of pointless nonsense inside my head...

[FiF]

Alpina B5 GT Touring.

And I say that despite not being a BMW fan boy.

[Roger Irrelevant]

X3 M40i for me I reckon.

[ninjag]

Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake 5.0 Supercharged.

[rayny]

Remember that if it is for the next 15 years you or your wife may have children ( maybe together, or maybe she will have some by another man but not tell you ) So you might need and SUV/MPV.

I had to be the miserable old ba$tard, because I would not be able to get in/out of so many of the cars that fall into the given parameters

[ScoobyChris]

hiccy18 said:

With those criteria I'd be quite happy with my M135i, thanks.

Same here - as a daily driver I’d want something small with 5 doors and low running costs that can be parked in the station car park or do the school run, kids can tramp mud in, etc so i don’t have to be too precious about it. Going under the radar is a bonus and also some comfort is nice which rules out any of the more “focused” offerings with big wings and concrete beams as suspension.

Guess it depends what your daily usage looks like!!

Chris

[Heaveho]

R8 V10 manual.

[Chris Hinds]

Roger Irrelevant said:

X3 M40i for me I reckon.

Yep, same I’d buy what I chose in 2019 on those criteria!

[Gary C]

rayny said:

Remember that if it is for the next 15 years you or your wife may have children ( maybe together, or maybe she will have some by another man but not tell you ) So you might need and SUV/MPV.

I had to be the miserable old ba$tard, because I would not be able to get in/out of so many of the cars that fall into the given parameters

None of the rules state that the wife can't drive the kids in a different car

No one needs an SUV.

[Summit_Detailing]

S63 Coupe

[Truckosaurus]

Lexus GSF. Would more likely to be working after 15 years than most things mentioned.

Also big NA V8 is gloriously old school.

[flatso]

Summit_Detailing said:

S63 Coupe

Word up!

[AmitG]

Truckosaurus said:

Lexus GSF. Would more likely to be working after 15 years than most things mentioned.

Also big NA V8 is gloriously old school.

Beat me to it. What he said ^^^

[AKjr]

Heaveho said:

R8 V10 manual.

Cracking shout. I initially considered an RS6 but this is the play right here.

[ninjag]

Truckosaurus said:

Lexus GSF. Would more likely to be working after 15 years than most things mentioned.

Also big NA V8 is gloriously old school.

Almost bought one of these myself, just wish they did an estate though, but still very tempted.

[ZX10R NIN]

Last of the line Mustang GT350R with the track pack:

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/2017-ford-shel...

Or it would be the complete opposite of the GT350R & I'd go looking for a Jeep Trackhawk & add some upgrades so it was around 850 at the wheels

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202305257...

[Debaser]

A GT3 touring would do nicely, thanks.

[lornemalvo]

Sporky said:

I'm going to assume a V60 Cross Country or a petrol Golf Alltrack can be remapped to be that fast.

The V60 Cross Country has the worst, most unsophisticated secondary ride quality of almost any car I've ever driven (and I've owned more than 70 cars over the years)

[Debaser]

You’d have to pay me (a lot!) to drive a Volvo every day for the next fifteen years.

[Beethree]

Alpina B3 Touring is the only correct answer here.

[Speed Badger]

Impreza WRX STI 2005 widetrack model.