[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by Bluesummer

E60 M5 or a E63

My choices, too.

And I went for one of them, the E63. Only because I felt it was easier to live with every day as a daily driver (more torque for street driving and smoother tranny for traffic, etc..) But I'm going to keep an eye on the F10 M5 for maybe the next option someday.

Maybe another option as a 'one and only car' would be a S65 AMG. Functional, comfortable.

[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by Bryan0102

I'd have to go with a CL65

Agreed, but only on looks. I'd want 4 doors as a 'one and only' car.

[tim3less]

BNR34 Z-Tune all the way. can drift in the snow and cruise in the summer.

[dexter]

toss up between an aston martin DBS or a ferrari 599GTB, both will age very nicely and will always look timeless...

[Seltho]

X5 M

[gonzo]

Tough question.

A coin flip between one of these. Trying to get the best of all categories in one vehicle.

[herbz]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Tough question.

A coin flip between one of these. Trying to get the best of all categories in one vehicle.

5500 pound monster with 550 horsepower that hits 60 in 5 seconds... wow, great choice. i hope you didn't put "performance" into your list of "categories". i'd love getting murdered by cars that cost literally 100 grand less.

i'll take a koenigsegg ccx. don't give a shit about space or passengers. why would i if i could drive this:

[gonzo]

^ What?

I think you may be missing the point of having only one vehicle, period.

At least that is how I read the thread topic.

edit: I just read someone else picked the Porsche.


"think"

[anthony @ eas]

Mclaren F1

[Spec 1]

Tough going against the E39 M5, but if I could only choose one....

2009 CTS-V

[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Tough question.

A coin flip between one of these. Trying to get the best of all categories in one vehicle.

I keep thinking I'll never need the space of a wagon/SUV, but then it's always an issue once a month or so as I try to cram something from Ikea or Home Depot into my sedan. And then have to go home and get my pickup truck.

Those two choices cover all the bases.

btw, picking a Koenigsegg or a Mclaren F1, etc., as your only form of transportation that you have to live with for the rest of your life in the real world is like choosing Birkenstocks and a Speedo for life in the Arctic. Only dimwits need apply. Or fantasy boy racers on car forums.

[gonzo]

^ Right.

I think the title/question is being misunderstood or something.

The future says I will be murdered if I ever buy the Porsche or MB as a sole vehicle........."oh nohz"

[scollins]

One car for the rest of your life, and you guys think the cars you've selected here are going to last 50-60 years of daily use?



These cars are all chock full of electronics, switches and computers that will fail. They are also mostly gasoline guzzlers with few options for alternative fuels.

Now, I understand the desire to want the "dream car" to live with for the rest of your life, but that is fantasy way beyond even the original question of the thread.

The Toyota Hilux Diesel would be my choice. If those clowns (and I mean that affectionately) at Top Gear can't kill one by any means, including fire, I know it will go the distance and not be pulled along by donkeys in 30 years.

I know, spoil-sport party pooper.....



But hey, I'll be there to give you guys a tow!

[gonzo]

No party pooper.

I almost posted the Mini Clubman or a diesel club cab pickup.

[.retired.]

M-B S65
big enough for family and fast enough to haul ass