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What other cars would you like to purchase next?

I was thinking of getting an early 90's Toyota MR2 for a daily driver but the wife wants an s2000 first.:rolleyes:
 
I maintain a long list of attainable dream cars.

At present, my future plans are as follows:

1. 996 TT X50 (2011 or so)
2. Beck Speedster or 550 replica (2012-13)
3. Jaguar E-Type Coupe S1 (2013-14)
4. Audi R8 (2013-14)
5. BMW M5 E39
6. 2002-2005 NSX
7. Classic BMW 3.0 CS/M6 E24/rare E12/E28 M535i or Alpina

These would be additions to my current lineup:

1. NA1 NSX Coupe track/weekend car
2. E28 M5 show car
3. Subaru Outback winter/commuter/dog/grocery car
 
I plan on buying my girlfriend a new car when we get married (tentatively late 2011), most likely a late model BMW 3 series. She really, really wants me to build her a Beck replica Porsche 356, and I'm going to oblige. In trade, I get to build a 3-bay man cave which will be replete with full air feeds, a four post lift, and more.

As for me, my DD is currently a 1997 Nissan Maxima that is modified to the hilt. Supercharger, coil-over suspension, upgraded transmission... but she looks totally stock (save for some lighting upgrades). I love the idea of a 4-door sports car, and my next vehicle will most likely be either an E39 M5 or a Merc E55.

Down the road, I'd like to acquire a 360 or 430, and probably a 512TR as well. I've always loved F-cars, and it has been a lifelong dream to own a few. I'll never get rid of the NSX though; she was my first love (hence the large garage).
 
I am looking for a new car right now.

Here is my list.
1. Audi S4
2. Audi S5
3. BMW M3
4. CTS-V
4. CLK63

Right now I am leaning towards the S5.

I just drove a 2007 997 Turbo, HOLY CRAP. That car is insane fast. I want it!
 
1.Audi R8

2.05 NSX

3. praying for a new NSX to come out

4. maybe something new might come out you never know:biggrin:

5. shoot I forgot 348 also
 
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On Friday, I just bought a brand new Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 4WD as a daily driver, winter beater.

If an Audi R8 ever becomes available used in 10 years or so, I would be very interested. There actually is a used Audi R8 for sale in Edmonton at the Audi dealership. Price is still well above my threashold.
 
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If I replace my NSX

it would be
Aston Martin DB9 or Vantage
Ford GT
Ferrari F360 CS


Newer Daily Driver
MB CLS 55

Girlfriend wants (within a few month)

330ci convertible
LR3
X5

We will see
 
(Also resurrecting another old thread to add some more "traffic" to NSXPRIME!)

Not replacing the NSX..., but I have been eyeing on...
  • Toyota Supra (manual)
  • Gen 2 Audi R8
  • Lexus LC500
  • Porsche 991 GT3
 
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Stkpikr said:
I'd get the 2005/6 Ford GT or the newest reiteration 2016 onward.
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Two totally different cars, one's analog, the other digital. I'm old skool, prefer the analog, so that's what I've got. You can't go wrong!!!!
 

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