Unlimited budget. But you can only buy one brand…
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Pointless Hypothetical multiverse question time…
You have unlimited budget to buy three cars only. But you can only buy from one brand for the rest of your life… what you going for?
And to make it more annoying… what brand would you buy if you couldn’t change your lifestyle from what it is now vs the brand you buy if you could live anywhere.
To start off - and yes I know my choices are probably very typical.
Dream garage living in Germany (for obvious reasons) - one brand.
Ferrari Purosnagweuauaueawuuiuuuee
Ferrari 288 GTO
Ferrari 488 Pista
Dream garage, no lifestyle changes (I.E. can park it where I’m now without attracting too many haters)
Porsche 991 GT3 Touring
Porsche 911 Dakar with a roof rack
Porsche 964 Turbo
You have unlimited budget to buy three cars only. But you can only buy from one brand for the rest of your life… what you going for?
And to make it more annoying… what brand would you buy if you couldn’t change your lifestyle from what it is now vs the brand you buy if you could live anywhere.
To start off - and yes I know my choices are probably very typical.
Dream garage living in Germany (for obvious reasons) - one brand.
Ferrari Purosnagweuauaueawuuiuuuee
Ferrari 288 GTO
Ferrari 488 Pista
Dream garage, no lifestyle changes (I.E. can park it where I’m now without attracting too many haters)
Porsche 991 GT3 Touring
Porsche 911 Dakar with a roof rack
Porsche 964 Turbo
That's quite a tough one. I should probably say BMW but one would have to be a fast estate, which means I can't see past an E63, so it's just a question of what else from the Merc range.
Fast estate S213 E63S (because why not, but frankly any E63 would be great)
Summer fun car, Convertible/ GT - SL65
Winter fun car? G-Wagen? Mk1 TT with a Mercedes badge?
I don't think I like this alternate reality, I don't think any single brand really ticks all the boxes for me.
Fast estate S213 E63S (because why not, but frankly any E63 would be great)
Summer fun car, Convertible/ GT - SL65
Winter fun car? G-Wagen? Mk1 TT with a Mercedes badge?
I don't think I like this alternate reality, I don't think any single brand really ticks all the boxes for me.
Miura SV for a classic to polish, take to events and enjoy driving at sensible speeds
Huracan STO for track and blasts on the road
Espada for day to day practical stuff (probably restomodded to try and make it useable and reliable day to day)
The sensible thing would be to substitute a Urus for the Espada keeping the other two, to be fair.
Huracan STO for track and blasts on the road
Espada for day to day practical stuff (probably restomodded to try and make it useable and reliable day to day)
The sensible thing would be to substitute a Urus for the Espada keeping the other two, to be fair.
Carrera GT - Greatest road car of all time
Taycan GTS ST - Perfect practical daily
Cayman GT4 RS Weissach - Perfect B-Road/Track day toy
That would do me. I'd store the GT at a specialist, stick the Cayman in the garage and leave the Taycan on the drive.
3 utterly different drivetrains (V10 manual, EV, 6 cylinder PDK) so covers many bases.
Taycan GTS ST - Perfect practical daily
Cayman GT4 RS Weissach - Perfect B-Road/Track day toy
That would do me. I'd store the GT at a specialist, stick the Cayman in the garage and leave the Taycan on the drive.
3 utterly different drivetrains (V10 manual, EV, 6 cylinder PDK) so covers many bases.
Edited by SWoll on Friday 17th March 12:22
DBR1 as a classic to enjoy for the summer / weekends / shows etc.
A proper Vantage, for European trips, Le Mans, the grand tourer etc. Naturally would 'need' to be in V600 spec, but without the nostrils in the grill.
A V12 Vantage S Roadster, the daily snotter for commuting, tip runs etc. with the dog leg 7 speed manual.
No, we don't plan to have children
Nice mix of engines too, which I'd want.
A proper Vantage, for European trips, Le Mans, the grand tourer etc. Naturally would 'need' to be in V600 spec, but without the nostrils in the grill.
A V12 Vantage S Roadster, the daily snotter for commuting, tip runs etc. with the dog leg 7 speed manual.
No, we don't plan to have children
Nice mix of engines too, which I'd want.
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