Do YOU Have A Vehicle You've Always Wanted But SOMETHING Keeps You From Pulling The Trigger? What's The Car And WHY?

Today I read a really intriguing story.

A writer from Consumer Reports was discussing his love for a product that's been ongoing for DECADES; however, he has yet to buy one because he knows -- at heart -- that it just isn't good enough.

The product: The Jeep Wrangler.

And if you ever drive a Wrangler, you know exactly what the author is talking about. It's clumsy, clunky and loud as a tornado busting through a barn. But there's something about it that is simply awesome. It's utilitarian, militaristic and feels as though you could drive it into a tree and it'd just say "Thank you! May I have another?"

Eventually, he lists his concerns with the Wrangler. To be straightforward, they're all well thought-out points that Jeep hopefully is considering.

That said, we're interested if YOU feel the same way about a certain car.

Is there one vehicle that owns your heart but you can't make out the check just yet?

WHICH auto is it and WHAT would NEED to be changed for it to be placed in your driveway?

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ATrain - 3/18/2012 10:50:23 PM

+2 Boost

I've wanted a GT3 RS for some time now. First I put it off due to the price and ended-up buying a standard 997. Then, I put it off because I didn't have a garage but last fall, I built a new garage.

Now, I've run out of excuses.

So last weekend, I put a deposit on a 991 GT3 RS w/ a dealer even if they don't know when it will be available.

dburrisster - 3/20/2012 4:48:49 PM

+3 Boost

i've always wanted a 1997 land rover defender. however living in new york city, with no vacation home to go to....it seems incredibly pointless to be barreling down 5th ave in a vehicle better suited to the sand dunes of north africa.

oh fuck it. manhattan is a pretty intense jungle, right?

iamdabest1 - 3/21/2012 7:43:53 AM

+2 Boost

corvette, Interior !