Our Cars (dream or actual)

[Graeme]

Toyota Corona hotrod via Silodrome. Up for auction soon at an estimated $25,000 to $35,000.

[Graeme]

Another non-red Ferrari.

[Graeme]

Land Rover Defender Heritage something-or-other. These were done as a run-out for the model after 68 years.

[Dion]

Alfa Romeo 4C

[Finkster]

[Dion]

What a monstrosity:

[Giles]

"We imagined the future and made history" - Wish they hadn't bothered…...

[atm23]

One day… First I need to graduate and find a job with a healthy compensation.

BMW M5 (F10)

[Appfaff]

Probably not most people on here's cup of tea, but we realized we needed more space for the twins and their infinite amount of junk I carry around everyday.  Since we already have a full size SUV, I couldn't justify getting another one, although I tried hard to convince the wife I needed a Land Cruiser lol

Anyways, next best thing was this. Feels weird to go from the BMW to a 4x4,  but it has been easier to haul stuff around, and the double stroller dosnt take up the ENTIRE trunk.

The day I got it:

And after some easy modifications:

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[Anesthetist]

Didnt you have an X1? Did you like the BMW? I like the way they look and am due in the next year or two.

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[Appfaff]

@Anesthetist:

Didnt you have an X1? Did you like the BMW? I like the way they look and am due in the next year or two.

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Loved the X1 - if I could do it all
Over again (and had an extra 40k, I'd have gone with the X6 purely for more power and a bit of extra space.). I will say, the BMW warranty plan is REALLY easy to use and the infrequent service work early on is a plus. However, every BMW owner I talked with said to get rid of it before the warranty was over haha

Honestly, if you have had good luck with your Lexus, I would definitely go that route again - the GS F if probably my favorite sports sedan out their right now, and at a decently good price considering what it is.

Now if you want to say "feck it" and just get something fast, fun and beefy, try a  BMW X drive (AWD) 5 series with an M sport package or even simply an M5.  BMW do lose their value kinda fast though so if you plan on selling it after 3-5 years you will lose money, but it would last 15-20 years with the right amount of upkeep.  One downside about BMW, and pretty much every other auto maker right now, is they are putting smaller engines in cars and then turbo charging them - which is great at first, but very costly when you do have to fix them - and turbos and supercharger a WILL go out before the engine does. That's the whole reason I went with the Tundra over an Ecoboost F150 Supercrew.

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[mikebarhoot]

I miss my Tundra… Soooo much.

RIP TuRD!

[mikebarhoot]

And @appfaff. Dig yer new ride and the mods!

[natehate]

been day dreaming about bone stock 80's chevy short box pic up trucks lately

[Appfaff]

Thanks for the kind words Mike!

Nate, that OS Chevy looks great!  When it comes to trucks, no body makes them like they used to!  Beat them down, shine them up, repeat!

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[Dion]

Ferrari LaFerrari Spider

[Graeme]

Here's a very tasty Landie, via Silodrome. The article's a glorified advert for Cool 'n' Vintage, who did the hooning Escort video a while back.

If you ignore the model for a second, there's a neat looking Boxer in the corner of the photo. No idea about it though.

[Dion]

[Dion]

Packard Model S Touring 1906

Auburn 851 SC Boattail Speedster 1935

Peugeot 402 Roadster 1937

Duesenberg Model J Convertible Coupe 1933

[louisbosco]

new tyres. sitting pretty.