We all have one, a Car or Truck that by either its rarity, price or your own lack of funds routinely escapes your grasp. which one is it?
Your Dream Vehicle.
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PsihoKekec
Swashbuckling Accountant
Land Rover Defender 110. It's completely irrational and I would be probably cursing myself for purchasing it, if I ever did it, but it's the car I dream of.
Top of the range Tesla Model X with every single option.
Duke Nukem
Hail to the king baby
I want a cybertruck one day.
Here's mine.
1977 Pontiac Trans Am Special Edition
And a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air.
Can't beat the classics
1977 Pontiac Trans Am Special Edition
And a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air.
Can't beat the classics
Doomsought
Well-known member
A GPV General, with Rolls-Royce contacted to rebuild the interior for twice the base cost of the vehicle and a suggestion that mother of pearl did not go out of fashion in the 1800s.
My God man! are you trying to be Mansa Musa I?
bintananth
behind a desk
You might be able to get your hands on a Rolls-Royce Armoured Car:
They're probably street legal with a license plate despite not complying with any modern vehicle regulations because they were built before vehicle regulations were much more than a local "we don't want automobiles here because they scare horses and small children" law.
You might be able to get your hands on a Rolls-Royce Armoured Car:
They're probably street legal with a license plate despite not complying with any modern vehicle regulations because they were built before vehicle regulations were much more than a local "we don't want automobiles here because they scare horses and small children" law.
Has headlights and taillights. No turn signals but can be fixed.. Just make sure the gun has no firing pin in while driving
Here's one I'd go for!
bintananth
behind a desk
For me, it's a Koenigsegg.m8 Greyhound.
Has headlights and taillights. No turn signals but can be fixed.. Just make sure the gun has no firing pin in while driving
IIRC only eight are provisionally street legal in the US. Those are old ones about as quick as an F1 car and capable of handling the Monaco hairpin without any modifications ... which an F1 car can not turn tightly enough to do without a special steering and suspension setup meant just for that race.
bintananth
behind a desk
That's not street legal.
If you're looking an absolutely cool movie car that's also street legal, might I interest you in Il Tempo Gigante:
BTW: The Koenigsegg it's "racing" is not going anywhere close to all out. That's a demonstration and Il Tempo Gigante was what inspired Christian von Koenigsegg when he was a child.
That's not street legal.
If you're looking an absolutely cool movie car that's also street legal, might I interest you in Il Tempo Gigante:
BTW: The Koenigsegg it's "racing" is not going anywhere close to all out. That's a demonstration and Il Tempo Gigante was what inspired Christian von Koenigsegg when he was a child.
And your car is useless should it rain to hard in some states.
My Greyhound is the perfect all weather all terrain vehicle.
bintananth
behind a desk
We're discussing dream cars. "All-weather all terrain" isn't a high priority for me because if the weather is bad mine will do what it does best: sit in the garage so you and others can look at it.
When I have to deal with snow I won't be driving a sports car. I'll be in an old AWD Honda CR-V which came standard with a folding picnic table.
bintananth
behind a desk
Fair enough.
I've learned that good all-purpose vehicles didn't start off as all-purpose but were instead single-role vehicles that just became all-purpose as people asked "can it do this too?" and discovered that it could.