Whats your favorite car?

bet993 said:
Great car. But my curiosity gets the better of me....why the '91 Turbo vs say the '94 (same body but with the 3.6, bigger brakes, etc.)



If memory serves me correctly '91 was the last year of the rear drive air cooled turbo 6.
 
1st - DREAM CAR



Lamborghini Miura (droooooool)



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2nd - Unrealistic Car



Lamborghini Murcielago

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3rd - Attainable



94/95 Corvette ZR1

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or a Lingenfelter Corvette



4th - If I put mind to it, I could have it:



G35 with aftermarket Twin Turbo

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Then again, a early model Shelby Cobra or a 2003+ Ferrari Coupe would nice as well.



Then there's always the super exotics like:

McLaren F1

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Bugatti Veyron

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Paco
 
1 Clean WS6 said:
If memory serves me correctly '91 was the last year of the rear drive air cooled turbo 6.



'94 was the last year of the rear drive air cooled 911 turbo. The â€Ëœ94 is commonly called a 3.6 Turbo (b/c of the increased displacement over the 91-92 turbo) aside from the increase in displacement and horsepower it was the first car to come with the âہ“big redâ€Â� brakes. Many people refer to the car as the âہ“bad boysâ€Â� car because it appeared in the 1st Bad Boys movie. The 3.6 is rather rare compared to the 91-92 Turboâ€â„¢s. There was also a Turbo S (increased hp some air intakes on the rear flairs, etc.) produced in â€â„¢94 but it is much more rare than the 3.6. Then in 96 the 993 twin turbo was introduced (still air cooled but with all wheel drive).



I love the 964 bodied Turbos. Great deals can be found on the 91-92 cars. The potential for these cars with modifications are incredible. Eventually I would love to get one and modify it, but the Porschephile in me would not let me do the modifications to the '94 b/c of the rarity of them so 91-92 would be choice for the none all wheel drive Turbos.
 
Cost No Object (with full time mechanic thrown in):



Late 1980s Rolls Royce



Real World:



Lexus LS400 1998-2000



runner-up

mid-1980s Mercedes S Class



sentimental favorite:



early 1963 Plymouth Valiant
 
How in the world did I miss this thread!!!?:D Anyway, a few of my favorites as far as attainable cars:



1. E46 BMW M3

2. Infinity G35 Coupe

3. Porsche Boxster S



Unattainable:

1. Porsche Carrera GT

2. Porsche 997 Carrera

3. Ferrari F430
 
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