Would you rather?

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2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
4.6 L V8 makes 250 HP / 0-60: 8.75 seconds / Price when new: $27,260 (base) [or $31,650 in 2018] / Current value: $7,700
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1955 Ford Crown Victoria

4.8 L V8 (optional) makes 205 HP / 0-60: 12.2 seconds / Price when new: $2,302 (base) [or $21,691 in 2018] / Current value: $32,900
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T-Bird Turbo Coupe - With a manual it had more power than any engine offered in the Firebird S/E, and it's a more interesting and more rounded car in my opinion.
Triumph GTR4 - Prettier, rarer, and RWD. A bit traditional but I do like a TR4.
200SX - More interesting and I'd wager it was better to drive and better built.
1955 Crown Vic - Seems kind of obvious. Look at it! (Keeping in mind that driving a P71 is no more practical in the UK than driving a 1955 Crown Vic)
 
Panther for me... just looks so badass. The original Crown Vic is neat as well, don't get me wrong.
 
Toyota Camry Base


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Kia Optima Base

 
Camry
 
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2018 Toyota Corolla Sedan (U.S. Spec)
1.8 L Inline 4 makes 140 HP / 0-60: 9.5 seconds / Price (base): $18,600
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1968 Toyota Corolla Sprinter Coupe (U.S. Spec)

1.1 L Inline 4 makes 65 HP/ 0-60: 17 seconds / Price (base): $1,700 [$12,542 today] / value: $ 5 - 8 thousand

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cars of '55...
1955 Chrysler 300
new model for 1955 / 5.4 L V8 makes 300 HP / 0-60: 10.2 sec / price when new (base): $4,110 ($38,727 today) / Value: $106,000
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1955 Mercedes-Benz Type 170 S-V Cabriolet B (W191)
170 dated back to 1936 / 1.7 L Inline 4 makes 45 HP / 0-60: 36.9 sec :eek: / price when new (base): $9,433 ($88,885 today) / value: $110,000
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1955 Crown Vic

Toyota Camry

2018 Corolla

1955 Chrysler (The Merc looks cool, but I'd probably get to my destination faster by walking)
 
European small family cars, circa 1974.

My pick is the venerable Escort.

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2008 Nissan GT-R R35 Premium
3.8L V6 makes 600 HP / 0-60: 3.4 Sec / Price when new: $71,900 ($85,800 today) / value: est. $50,000
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1963 Ferrari 250 GTO
3.0L V12 makes 296 HP / 0-60: 4.4 Sec / Price when new: $18,500 ($155,400 today) / value: est. $70,000,000
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