For me is the “Fusca”(Beetle/Vocho/…) love the curvy design, something that you dont see nowadays.
FD RX7
I just loved the idea of a rotary and how a 1.3L engine could have such a high output.
I love the FD. It’s a timeless design. I never saw any as a kid, and really only encountered them watching Initial D, but I definitely think they’re iconic.
Precisely this is why I bought an RX8 lol
Renault Twingo. It is tiny and adorable. Less car is best car.
my bike.
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The DeTomaso Pantera GT5 from the 80s
Something about its design just speaks to me, I don’t know what it is
My neighbor as a kid had one. It wasn’t stock either. LOVED the way that car sounded.
Don’t know if it really is the favourite one since I like a lot of cars but the Alpine A110 is definitely close to the top. It just embodies everything that I think a car should aim to be. Light, inexpensive, great handling, good looking.
I have been admiring the Aston Martin DB12 since it came out. Maybe someday I can afford it.
Hard choice, but maybe the 1968 Cadillac Sedan DeVille
I think cars should be eliminated wherever possible. Regardless, the El Camino is my favorite 😅
The Lexus IS500. I know it’s not as fast or “spirited” or technologically advanced as an M340i or a C43. But I love the styling, the reliability, and the naturally aspirated V8. I’ve been talking my wife’s ear off about it and saving up for a while now. I’m hoping maybe in December I can snag one.
Best of luck on picking one up! I rather like the design of the IS500, and of the previous generation IS (2006ish?). My only problem with the IS was its price compared to its performance. How can you charge so much for a sub-300hp V6? Then they put the V8 from the LC500 in the IS and it made much more sense to me.
I don’t know anything about the way it handles, but if it’s anything like the way it looks, it should be a fun ride.
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Datsun 240z.
For a truly unobtainable car, I’d say the GM EV-1.
I was lucky enough to own that alongside the Shelby GT350 for a short while, but ended up selling the GT350 within a year of getting the R8 since I have no need for two sports cars. I need a practical vehicle, so I got a Macan Turbo. If I could’ve afforded a Lamborghini Huracán I would’ve gotten that, but I couldn’t, so I got the next best thing and I love it. For anyone unaware, since VW owns Audi and Lamborghini, the R8 and Huracán share the same chassis, and a whole bunch more parts. Mine is a base V10 (not a V10+), so it has a different transmission than the Huracán, but the engine is the same.
I’m FINALLY going to be able to take the R8 to the track to see what it can do. That’s why I bought it four years ago, and it’s what I did numerous times with the GT350, which aside from overheating issues was fantastic in its handling. I hope the R8 doesn’t disappoint.
Call me a weeb if you want but my favourite is still the AE86, but honestly I like most 80s/90s cars. I prefer the boxy look over the bubbly 2000s look and most cars after the turn of the century are just bland.
Pagani Huayra, theres something outerworldy in having adaptive aerodynamics (air brakes) on the hood were they can be seen while driving.
I fell in love with that car the moment I saw it. The two-tone versions with the carbon fibre exposed are chef’s kiss
