Would you rather?

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Riviera, love the style especially the rear end.
 
I have a soft spot for Oldsmobile and especially the Toronado, but I’m going with the Reatta. That’s still a great looking car, even after 30 years.
 
Reatta.
About the Bugattis, I don't like them.
It's just that if I need to go with one, then I will choose the Divo.
 
Ferrari SF90

VW Golf R32

Bugatti Divo

Buick Reatta
 
Both Bugattis are rather hideous, but I'd have the one that looks like an EB110.

Reatta. It is genuinely a fantastic looking car imo.
 
Early 1960s American Vans

Chevrolet Corvair Greenbrier
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Ford Falcon Econoline Travel Wagon
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Dodge A100
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Gotta go with the Corvair. I’m always surprised that Jeep never created a compact van out of their FC truck.
 
Where would you spend your $250K?

McLaren 675LT:
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Lamborghini Diablo SV
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991.2 GT3 Touring with a manual transmission and PTS
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Late production low mile 458 spider:
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GT3, Modern technology with some good old fashioned driving.

That, and the 991.2 is my favorite gen of the 911.
 
I’ll take the Porsche.

Then I’ll sell it and buy five motorcycles, a bush plane, and an old milk, postal or step-through van and convert it into a camper.
 
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Dodge A100.

McLaren 675LT.
 
Elegant Electric Coupe Concepts:

Genesis X Coupe Concept
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Or

Peugeot e-Legend?
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They both look great, but the Peugeot’s design callback to the beautiful 504 coupe wins it for me.
 
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