The Official M4C Dream Car Thread (THERE ARE RULES SO PAY ATTENTION)

Alright, Alright, Alright, Lemme tell ya what Melba Toast is packin here…Sorry, didn’t mean to go all McConuagehay on ya…:stuck_out_tongue:

Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the dream car thread. Here you can choose to own any car you want. We are going to pretend that some generous benefactor has decided to buy you any car you want, But there are rules… If you want a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord or some other four wheeled tragedy that screams vacuum cleaner salesman, stop reading and GTFO, this thread isn’t for you.

You have to choose a car you would want to keep for a very long time (More than 10 years). You have to choose a vehicle, you can’t just have the value of the car in cash AND you have to keep the car for a long time, you can’t turn around and sell it.

You can’t already own your dream car. I know some of y’all here have some slick rides so you need to pick something you don’t own at this present time. However, If your dream car is a car you owned back in your youth that you had to sell because, you know, life, you can pick that car. Unless it’s a car you totaled in a moment of testosterone fueled stupidity, if that’s case it’s gone forever.

You’re not getting a raise, You are making your current salary and you still have your current bills to account for (mortgage, utilities, student loans, etc) Your life hasn’t changed what so ever. If you’re married with 2 young kids then you have to account for that. If you’re a semi retired empty nester in your 60’s then so be it, you can’t go back 30 years and start over. Where ever you are in life right now is where you are in this hypothetical situation. Nothing about your life has changed other than some crazy rich dude is gonna buy you your dream car no questions asked.

You have to choose a production car. It can be a custom car from someone like Chip Foose or from a tuner shop like Hennessy or Brabus for instance, but it has to be street legal.(if it is a non-U.S. legal import it can be brought into compliance) You can’t have Sir Jackie Stewart’s old Tyrrell 003-Cosworth or Dale Earnhardt’s Daytona 500 winning #3, but you can have something like a General Lee that was used in the show or the DB5 from Goldfinger for example. It can be an old/rare antique car, classic Detroit muscle car or high tech modern super car or even something that’s hard to import like the old Datsun/Nissan Skylines. It just has to be a production (or based on a production car) car, no race cars.

These rules are in place so everybody doesn’t pick something like the Bugatti Veyron or Pagani Huyrah. The car you pick is something you have to maintain with oil changes, tires, etc. as well as insure. I want you to be honest with yourself. So keep in mind you can’t take a Ferrari 458 or Lamborghini Aventador to Pep Boys to get some fresh rubber and an oil change. (You may want to google the maintenance costs of your choice vehicle before you pick :slight_smile: )

When you make your pick give a brief explanation as to why you chose that car (and pics are of course cool).

So to summarize, You can pick any street legal production car so long as you can afford the gas and regular maintenance as well as insure it.

Every body got it? Good!

Let’s do this! :cool:

OK, I’ll start this off. Easy, peasy choice too, bro.

It’s a black, '68 Dodge Charger. 426 Hemi. Been my dream car for as long as I can remember.


Whenever I see these in person, my heart pounds out of my chest. Seriously.

A Nismo GTR would be my choice.

Ariel Atom 3

Super car performance at Corvette price. Honda K24 engine so it should be pretty reliable.

An Atom would be sweet. I just wouldn’t want to drive it everyday.

2015 Hennessy F150, black, with 20" ford oem wheels, lowered (the right way) :drool:

I didn’t see anywhere in the rules that it had to be a DD. I would keep my yaris to daily and park the Atom in the garage next to the jeeps during the week.

I knew I could count on you! Excellent choice my friend :cool:

Correct, the car you pick can be a garage queen and you can keep whatever car you currently own, just so long as you can afford to operate and insure them both.

ETA: A Yaris? Really? That’s just so tragically awful…:suicide:

FD3S type RZ in white.

It’s not practical at all, it would have to be imported, it has terrible mpg, it has basically no support here since its closest sibling hasn’t been for sale in the US since 1993, and it only carries 1 other person.

But I do like it a lot.

Over a Velociraptor? Interesting…

Went for the Veyron didn’t cha?
:stuck_out_tongue:

Its cheap, reliable and gets 40mpg. Throwing cash down the toilet commuting in something else makes no sense to me when i could better use that money on something more important to me than looking cool in morning traffic or trying to keep up with the Jones’ in the parking lot at work. :slight_smile:

Well, given the rules and the fact that I have two little kids, a gravel driveway with no garage and a job I have to get to under any weather conditions it would probably just be a Chevy Tahoe LTZ, or maybe a Cadillac Escalade but I wish it could have been a Bentley Flying Spur.

2016 GT350

Because Mustang, that is all.

Something like a 67 Vette with the L88. I think officially rated at 425hp, the true rating was like 600 on race gas. Only 20 were produced.

That or a real 63 split window fuelie. Supposedly there are more 63 split window vette’s registered than were produced so buyer beware.

I asked about insurance and stuff. I was going for an a Porsche 918 actually lol. No way could I insure that.

Nismo GTR

1968 Camaro Z-28

hmmm hard to say
might be this with a custom rear setup for camping

so look kinda like this

Mmm the things I would do to a 918… or P1 or LaFerrari…

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