Would you rather?

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MX-5 because Miata Is Always The Answer

I'd go for the Alpine and have a fire extinguisher with me just in case.
 
Nissan March Cabriolet



or

Vauxhall Corsa Cabrio

 
I don't think I have ever seen a more depressing pair of cabrios, but I'd have to go for the March.
 
I'd rather saw my own head off than drive either of those.
 
I'll walk.

But if I had to, I'd take the Nissan.
 
Subaru GL Wagon



or

AMC Eagle

 
Probably the Eagle, I don't know why but I always thought they were cool in a weird way.
 
Chevrolet Suburban 2018 (costs about $85,000 fully loaded)
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Chevrolet Suburban 1936 ($80-90,000 estimated auction value currently [$695 cost new])
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1936

It may be a heck of an experience to find spare parts but atleast it's a more interesting thing that'll turn more heads.
 
1936 is a pure classic.

2018 is just a disposable metal.
 
1936.

RWD vs FWD American land yachts:

Mercury Grand Marquis:



or

Buick Park Avenue

 
^Park Avenue
1. My friend bought one for $400 last year and its in great shape
2. It is a NICE car. Very comfortable
 
1936, partly so I can tell people I drive "a Suburban".

Park Avenue, as much as I respect the Panther Body I have a strange affinity for '90s GM cars.
 
Everyone owns a panther body in the middle east so I will go with the unpopular one here.

buick just for he sake of having a unique and weird looking car.
 
Hyper cars then and now:
2018 Bugatti Chiron
8.0L W16 makes 1500HP / 0 - 60 mph= 2.3 sec. / Top Speed 261 mph
Base cost: $2.6 Million
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1936 Duesenburg Model SSJ Roadster
7.3L Straight 8 makes 400HP / 0 - 60 mph= 7.8 sec. / Top Speed 135 mph
Cost new: $12,000 Auction value today: $4.5 million
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The Chiron is truly amazing, but it has to be the Duesenberg. Also, is it me or is the only other SSJ visible in the background on the left?
 
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