5-Car Garage
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- GTP_Cyborg
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'92-93 Accord EX coupe: The practical, completely tailored-to-my-tastes daily driver (same wheelbase as the sedan, therefore same rear pass. room!). Prelude VTEC engine (H22A), built all-motor to about 220whp, beefed up chassis and suspension... I've got very thorough plans for mine inside and out.
One of my main inspirations: a clean look (sans the extreme drop)
Now that practicality's taken care of, I just want to enjoy driving (and show off a sexy car, in the case of an NSX):
'02 NSX-R in black with white wheels
If I could get the Spoon NSX-R GT's enhancements without the aesthetic mods, I'll take it.
Noble M400
'92-93 Accord EX coupe: The practical, completely tailored-to-my-tastes daily driver (same wheelbase as the sedan, therefore same rear pass. room!). Prelude VTEC engine (H22A), built all-motor to about 220whp, beefed up chassis and suspension... I've got very thorough plans for mine inside and out.
One of my main inspirations: a clean look (sans the extreme drop)
Now that practicality's taken care of, I just want to enjoy driving (and show off a sexy car, in the case of an NSX):
'02 NSX-R in black with white wheels
If I could get the Spoon NSX-R GT's enhancements without the aesthetic mods, I'll take it.
Noble M400
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- Houston, TX
- astrosdude91
Easy!
Off Road modded 80 Series Toyota Landcruiser.
Lexus LF-A.
Toyota Prius.
Off Road modded 80 Series Toyota Landcruiser.
Lexus LF-A.
Toyota Prius.
Eric.
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- GTP_Eric
- Ebiggs
Comic Sans is a font ^
'92-93 Accord EX coupe: The practical, completely tailored-to-my-tastes daily driver (same wheelbase as the sedan, therefore same rear pass. room!). Prelude VTEC engine (H22A), built all-motor to about 220whp, beefed up chassis and suspension... I've got very thorough plans for mine inside and out.
One of my main inspirations: a clean look (sans the extreme drop)
That's not too terribly low. Maybe .5" higher in the front and .75" higher in the rear. Looks nice and clean though.
I believe I'm right in the 200-215whp range right now and it feels fantastic.
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Racedude- Its an inside joke with me lol
RandomUsername- I could imagine it black with the body raised like hell and bigger wheels and boost it up to like 400 HP !!
Astrodude- a prius?! why do they even exist !
Alex. - I originally wanted to know prices and color too!
Malex- 1 Black aston martin One-77 coming right up !
RandomUsername- I could imagine it black with the body raised like hell and bigger wheels and boost it up to like 400 HP !!
Astrodude- a prius?! why do they even exist !
Alex. - I originally wanted to know prices and color too!
Malex- 1 Black aston martin One-77 coming right up !
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- Puerto Rico
- motortrend
1. 250 GTO
2. 930
3. S600 for daily duties
2. 930
3. S600 for daily duties
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- Houston, TX
- astrosdude91
What's wrong with a Prius? While you guys in your Zonda's and McLaren's are being egged by hipsters for destroying the environment, I drive by with out any trouble. Plus, with an LF-A supercar and a Land Cruiser off roader, I owe it to mother nature to have at least some redeeming factor.
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- GTP_crimson
- 28,198
- Brooklyn, NY
- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
You know us humans pollute the air more than any automobile ever could?
That should shut the hipsters up.
As for me:
C2 Vette (I love the '67 model year)
911 GT2 (994) Loved this model since I first laid eyes on it
XJ220 (Does this even need a reason?)
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- Richmond, B.C.
- Zhu12345
This one's a hard one,
1. 1987 Buick Regal Grand National GNX (a regular Grand National of the same year with a intercooler will do though).
2. 2000 Nissan Skyline GT-R S Tune (Maybe some mods on top of that)
3. a 2010 Dodge Ram Power Wagon To tow the other cars and for some off roading fun.
4. a 2010 Acura MDX in aspen white and beige interior for a "Family" Car (2010 Becuase they added a Much needed 6th gear)(and the fact that my family might be getting one very soon)
5. Bentley Continental Supersports for getting from A to B Quickly and Comfortably (Although I'd Rip the Bucket seats out and put the armchairs back in)
1. 1987 Buick Regal Grand National GNX (a regular Grand National of the same year with a intercooler will do though).
2. 2000 Nissan Skyline GT-R S Tune (Maybe some mods on top of that)
3. a 2010 Dodge Ram Power Wagon To tow the other cars and for some off roading fun.
4. a 2010 Acura MDX in aspen white and beige interior for a "Family" Car (2010 Becuase they added a Much needed 6th gear)(and the fact that my family might be getting one very soon)
5. Bentley Continental Supersports for getting from A to B Quickly and Comfortably (Although I'd Rip the Bucket seats out and put the armchairs back in)
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- Colorado
- GTP_Cyborg
Ha, I guess I posted in this thread a while back. My garage went from this:
1. '69 Mustang Mach 1 Cobra Jet
2. 430 Scuderia
3. NSX-R
4. F-150
5. Undecided
To this:
1. 90-93 Accord coupe
2. NSX-R
3. Noble M400
4. Impreza RB320
5. Hennessey VelociRaptor
No idea why it's "not allowed" if it's an option on this site. Certain people are uptight and take the internet too seriously, maybe?
1. '69 Mustang Mach 1 Cobra Jet
2. 430 Scuderia
3. NSX-R
4. F-150
5. Undecided
To this:
1. 90-93 Accord coupe
2. NSX-R
3. Noble M400
4. Impreza RB320
5. Hennessey VelociRaptor
OK, but what's with it, anyways?
No idea why it's "not allowed" if it's an option on this site. Certain people are uptight and take the internet too seriously, maybe?
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My garage 2 years ago:
1. '70's Lincoln Continental Mark IV
2. '79 Cadillac Deville Coupe
3. '08 Chevy Silverado
4. '08 Dodge Charger SRT-8
5. '08 Honda Accord (daily driver)
The new, updated garage:
1. any '66-'79 Lincoln Continental:
2. any '65-'79 Cadillac:
3. 2011 Ford F-150:
4. 2011 Ford Taurus SHO:
5. 80's Chevrolet K5 Blazer:
1. '70's Lincoln Continental Mark IV
2. '79 Cadillac Deville Coupe
3. '08 Chevy Silverado
4. '08 Dodge Charger SRT-8
5. '08 Honda Accord (daily driver)
The new, updated garage:
1. any '66-'79 Lincoln Continental:
2. any '65-'79 Cadillac:
3. 2011 Ford F-150:
4. 2011 Ford Taurus SHO:
5. 80's Chevrolet K5 Blazer:
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- Houston, TX
- astrosdude91
1. 80 Series Toyota Land Cruiser
2. 2011 Toyota Prius
3. Lexus LF-A
4. Toyota 2000GT
5. MKIV Toyota Supra Turbo
2. 2011 Toyota Prius
3. Lexus LF-A
4. Toyota 2000GT
5. MKIV Toyota Supra Turbo
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Well, I posted one of these a while back, and generally I'd still go with all those cars, but if you asked me right now for a semi-realistic, usable 5-car garage, I'd probably go with the following, since I've been hankering after all of them lately:
Mazda MX5 Coupe - Near as damn-it my favourite car of the now. Brilliant in most quantifiable ways with the added bonus of being UK weather-proof. Would be more than happy if it was done-up in the retro-styled way in the pic too.
Chevrolet C10 - Don't ask why this is in here. I just saw a picture of one in a magazine, and now I want one. Preferably V8, preferably auto trans, and preferably a bit beaten and sun-scorched. Though again, a bright orange one like in the pic would do me fine.
Smart ForTwo Cdi - Yes, a diesel smart car. I've driven one (the one in the pic, actually), and I enjoyed it. Characterful, ridiculously economical, and makes even short journeys adventures. It's just fun, yet doesn't need lots of speed to make it that way.
Daihatsu Terios - A winter car. Doesn't need to be fast, does need good traction, reliability and practicality, yet cheap to run. I'd have mine on good tyres with a slight lift and it'd handle anything the UK could chuck at it.
BMW E30 >320i - The symbol implying that I'd want any of the six cylinder versions, from the 320i upwards. The best looking 3er, and one of the most fun, with one of the all time classic engines.
Mazda MX5 Coupe - Near as damn-it my favourite car of the now. Brilliant in most quantifiable ways with the added bonus of being UK weather-proof. Would be more than happy if it was done-up in the retro-styled way in the pic too.
Chevrolet C10 - Don't ask why this is in here. I just saw a picture of one in a magazine, and now I want one. Preferably V8, preferably auto trans, and preferably a bit beaten and sun-scorched. Though again, a bright orange one like in the pic would do me fine.
Smart ForTwo Cdi - Yes, a diesel smart car. I've driven one (the one in the pic, actually), and I enjoyed it. Characterful, ridiculously economical, and makes even short journeys adventures. It's just fun, yet doesn't need lots of speed to make it that way.
Daihatsu Terios - A winter car. Doesn't need to be fast, does need good traction, reliability and practicality, yet cheap to run. I'd have mine on good tyres with a slight lift and it'd handle anything the UK could chuck at it.
BMW E30 >320i - The symbol implying that I'd want any of the six cylinder versions, from the 320i upwards. The best looking 3er, and one of the most fun, with one of the all time classic engines.
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- beyond down under
I don't have images but, can't you take your own time out of your day and google it.
Ultimate dream car/fun car
: Mercedes SLS AMG 2010 (red)
Classic car
: Porsche 906 Carrera 6 1966 (white/red)
Family car: Range Rover 2008 (silver)
Fun car
: Dodge Viper SRT-10 convertible 2008 (That awesome green you can get them in)
Backup fun car: Dodge Challenger SRT-8 2008 (orange/black stripes)
Ultimate dream car/fun car
: Mercedes SLS AMG 2010 (red)Classic car
: Porsche 906 Carrera 6 1966 (white/red)Family car: Range Rover 2008 (silver)
Fun car
: Dodge Viper SRT-10 convertible 2008 (That awesome green you can get them in)Backup fun car:
Dodge Challenger SRT-8 2008 (orange/black stripes)
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- Murcie LP710
Dream:
- Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG: Track Toy
- Maserati Quattroporte GT S: Weekend Cruiser
- Valiant Charger E38 R/T: Gotta be some form of Aussie muscle in it.
- GQ Nissan Patrol 4.2 Turbo Diesel: The number one choice for bush-bashing and general off-road duties
- And a Porsche 911 Turbo PDK for daily driving.
Realistically though, I only want two cars:
- Mazda MX-5: Lightly tuned for circuit work
- And a 2005 Mazda6 Luxury Sports as the exciting daily driver. Seriously, I've been converted.
- Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG: Track Toy
- Maserati Quattroporte GT S: Weekend Cruiser
- Valiant Charger E38 R/T: Gotta be some form of Aussie muscle in it.
- GQ Nissan Patrol 4.2 Turbo Diesel: The number one choice for bush-bashing and general off-road duties
- And a Porsche 911 Turbo PDK for daily driving.
Realistically though, I only want two cars:
- Mazda MX-5: Lightly tuned for circuit work
- And a 2005 Mazda6 Luxury Sports as the exciting daily driver. Seriously, I've been converted.
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Five I would go with right now would be
1) My 98' TA
2) My 11' Camaro SS
3) A 11' ZR-1
4) A 11' Silverado Z71, prolly Crew Cab
5) A STi not sure what year, but for a fun DD and fun snow car.
1) My 98' TA
2) My 11' Camaro SS
3) A 11' ZR-1
4) A 11' Silverado Z71, prolly Crew Cab
5) A STi not sure what year, but for a fun DD and fun snow car.
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- daviddiablo
My 5 car dream garage:
1) 2011 Jaguar XJL Supersport for the comfortable daily driver.
2) 2002 Lotus Esprit V8 SE/2003 Ferrari 456M GTA for a fun weekend toy (either car would do)
3) 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird for a classic car to stare at
4) 2011 Jaguar XKR/2011 Aston Martin DB9 Volante for a convertible for the summer days
5) 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia for a supercar OR a Lexus LX470 for a family car
1) 2011 Jaguar XJL Supersport for the comfortable daily driver.
2) 2002 Lotus Esprit V8 SE/2003 Ferrari 456M GTA for a fun weekend toy (either car would do)
3) 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird for a classic car to stare at
4) 2011 Jaguar XKR/2011 Aston Martin DB9 Volante for a convertible for the summer days
5) 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia for a supercar
OR a Lexus LX470 for a family car
