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Dream car garage for sure, but just the 20 cars I find to be amazing in all regards, engine to looks and everything in between. Thoughts?
Mercedes 300 SEL 6.8 AMG "Red Pig"
Ford F100 Stepside Pickup
Mazda 787B (LM)
Datsun Z (any of them)
5.Peugot 205 Rally
Chevy S10 Pickup
Porsche 959 Rally
Mazda Miata - NA
Renault R8 Gordini
VW Euro Van
E30 BMW M3 EVO2
Toyota FJ40 Landcruiser
996 Porsche 911 GT3
C2 Corvette Split Window
BMW M1
E36 BMW M3 Convertible
Nissan Silvia Spec R
Ferrari 288 GT0
Mercedes CLK GTR (LM)
Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA
Honorable Mentions:
Lancia Delta Integrale
Audi Quattro
Mclaren F1
E28 BMW M5
BMW 635CSI
2004 Ford Mustang GT
2026 Porsche 911 GT3
2022 Audi R8
2010 Lamborghini Murcielago
2019 Dodge Demon
2014 Lamborghini Gallardo
I have a very old car — nissan 2003? (maybe) and i’m looking to install carplay and a backup camera but i’m not sure how easy it would be as i’m not very savy when it comes to that stuff. This is the inside of it… any reccomedations of what to get/tips??
I think steering feel is one of the most important aspects of a car, but almost nobody talks about it. I think even less people really understand it. So I started reviewing cars with a single focus: steering feel.
Each car has a full review and a score for both Spirited/Normal driving.
Would love to hear if there's any score that surprise you and any cars you'd like to see added.
1986 Plymouth Colt Vista (first car!)
1994 Chevy Cavalier
1989 Honda Prelude Si
1986 Volvo 240dl
1990 Renault Alliance
1996 Mitsubishi Galant
1991 Saturn SC1
1988 Chevy Monte Carlo LS
2005 Nissan Altima
2014 Audi A3 TDi
2015 Chevy Equinox
1982 MB 300SD
2005 Honda Element
2015 Nissan Leaf
2009 Toyota RAV4 Sport
1995 MB E320 Estate
2012 VW Jetta SE (current car)
McLaren F1
1991 Honda NSX
BMW 850CSi
BMW M5 (E39) LCI
Alpine A110 both old and new
Audi R8 with gated manual
Mercedes E63 AMG 6.2 (W212)
Mercedes 500E/E500
Either Porsche 911 Turbo (930) or (964) Carrera 2
Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 428
Toyota Land Cruiser V8 Diesel 200 Series
GMA T50
2007-2012 Aston Martin DBS
Lotus Esprit V8 but LS swapped
Replica Porsche 550 Spyder
1986 Nissan 300ZX with turbo RB inline 6
2014 Audi RS7
Audi RS6 (C8)
All the cars I've owned so far as a 50 year old man child. I had to grab a bunch of the images off of the internet but models and colors are correct.
My favorite interior style is those from early 2000s affordable daily-driver cars. There's a unique charm a lot of those early 2000s cars have, and they have a lot of nostalgia factor. Maybe this is a hot take, but I don't care all that much for race or luxury interiors.
i’m in college (senior) and currently have no rent, i make ~2k a month, potentially more later on. i have no bills, my car (2014 infiniti 3.7l sedan with 172k miles) is paid off, my dad covers insurance until i graduate or get a new car. its been a dream of mine to have a c5 corvette, base or z06. i have about 4k in savings for a car or car mods, no debt or anything. but also have been tossing the idea around of just modifying my car’s exhaust, i’m 20 and want to have a loud (respectfully however) car. seeing as the corvettes are around 20-25k and an exhaust would be around 2-3k, which is more than what my infiniti is worth, i’m trying to figure out which is a better option and anything i should consider. thanks
Hey guys, i've been driving an absolute shitbox Honda for like 6 years now, thing burns oil, suspension is clapped, and every time i hit a pothole it feels like my back is gonna snap. Finally saved up a decent chunk (been putting away like 400-500 a month for the last 3 years) and i think it's time for something actually nice.
You only live once right?
I feel like i deserve a car that doesn't make me hate driving. Been eyeing some Cadillacs around the 12-18k range, maybe a CTS or ATS or even an older Escalade if i find a clean one, but i know these things can be money pits if you get a bad one. What's the best way to check one out properly? usual stuff like getting a ppi at a good indie shop, service history, test drive for weird noises etc.
Would love some real talk from you guys who know these cars. Don't wanna get burned after finally treating myself. Thanks in advance!