Name one car

[LordHaveMurci]

That you wouldn’t change a single thing on.

[Roger Irrelevant]

The new Mercedes-AMG C63.

[AC43]

Alpina B5 Touring.

[Giulia Jon]

Bertone Carabo .

[paradigital]

Porsche Cayman GT4.

[Leins]

Rubystone 964 RS

[av185]

991.2 GT3 manual.

[vaud]

Honda NSX (original)

[cerb4.5lee]

I'm terrible at this game because I will always be able to find a flaw with any car.

I really like the McLaren F1 performance/engine/weight/looks wise, but I just know that the brakes will be crap on it though.

[P5BNij]

Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint Speciale

[Zarco]

Carrera GT.

[visitinglondon]

Leins said:

Rubystone 964 RS

Not even the colour

[Chubbyross]

This is a tricky one. For me the greater the car the more I’d want to change, even if it’s to personalise it. For example, a change of seatbelt colour or wheels. The only cars I don’t touch are the more mundane ones. My family Skoda estate I’ve never changed a thing on because I can’t be bothered and it doesn’t mean anything to me.

[cerb4.5lee]

paradigital said:

Porsche Cayman GT4.

I'd want that lighter.

vaud said:

Honda NSX (original)

I'd want more power from that.

There isn't such a thing as a perfect car to me.

[DaveH23]

Nissan Cube.

[Zarco]

cerb4.5lee said:

paradigital said:

Porsche Cayman GT4.

I'd want that lighter.

vaud said:

Honda NSX (original)

I'd want more power from that.

There isn't such a thing as a perfect car to me.

I thought the NSX was a great call.

Not that I've even sat in one!

[anonymous-user]

F430 Scuderia.

[cerb4.5lee]

Zarco said:

I thought the NSX was a great call.

Not that I've even sat in one!

The closest I've got to one was using one on the original Need for Speed game!

They were a revelation when they first came out, and they were a nice alternative to a Ferrari at the time I thought.

[jamesbilluk]

This for me, Manual gearbox, and that V10 I wouldn't even mind the left hand drive!

Edited by jamesbilluk on Thursday 29th September 19:28

[austinsmirk]

Range Rover sport

You instantly know there’s a bell end at the wheel.