IF YOU Just Won $90 MILLION Cash, Would Your All-New Car Purchase Be A SUBARU? What Would YOU Get?

I sure as hell would not buy a Japanese car with a Super Beetle Engine.

My "short" list would be:

"TVR" Jomar
TVR Typhon
TVR Speed Twelve
TVR Trident
TVR Zante
Jensen Interceptor FF
Jensen Interceptor "Scat Pack"
Iso Grifo
Ferrari Daytona
Lamborghini Miura
Lamborghini Islero
Lamborghini 350GTV
a real Charger Daytona
VW Type 3 Ghia
Toyota 2000GT

That's one helluva short list.

+1 for the 2000GT, Daytona and Miura though I'd NEVER fit.

@Agent00R are you and chunky boy or just absurdly tall? LOL Teasing!!

The TVRs are in varying degrees of unobtainable. Any one of them would be great additions to the TVRs I have in our stable: Griffith, 3000M, Tasmin, and 3 Sagarises (orange, blue, and black)...the latter are strictly track cars unfortunately that on occasion I take out with dealer plates.

TELL NO ONE!

I got to see the 350GTV at Pebble Beach...wow

A Jensen FF is rare as heck and the Interceptor with the Scat Pack engine is an impossibility at this point.

6'8, 265. Not a small guy.

- Aston Martin V12 Vantage S Roadster
- Porsche 911 (991) GTS
- Land Rover Range Rover LWB

Accord V6 as a daily driver, a 79' Lincoln Continental so I can tell people I own an aircraft carrier, and a new Z06 for fun.

- Cadillac Escalade
- Chevy Corvette Z06
- Lincoln Navigator
- Chevrolet Camaro Z28
- 2005 Cadillac DeVille
- Nissan GT-R

I'd love a first gen GTR with the Japanese mirrors...

This coming from the person that bashes US brands at every chance... Baffled. Interesting list though. An escalade and a navi seem a bit redundant though? So does the z06 and z28 for that matter. Get a z06 and then get a hellcat charger in case you have to take more than one person.

And this comment coming from someone not smart enough to understand my comments (And I have said this multiple times and still do not get it. Simple minded people with simple brains, what do you expect). Must I remind you again that bashing and criticizing is not always just about "Anti"?

“Patriotism means to stand by the country. It does not mean to stand by the president or any other public official, save exactly to the degree in which he himself stands by the country. It is patriotic to support him insofar as he efficiently serves the country. It is unpatriotic not to oppose him to the exact extent that by inefficiency or otherwise he fails in his duty to stand by the country. In either event, it is unpatriotic not to tell the truth, whether about the president or anyone else.” - Theodore Roosevelt

Oh, I guess Roosevelt was very much against America in general, even against himself.

But then again, I already know your education level is too low to even talk about something political. So I don't blame you.

I like Escalade and Navigator because I always have loved big American SUVs.

And I don't want some Fiat-wannabe thing like a Hellcat Charger, I would much rather have the Z28 which actually looks like an American sports car.


and basically my point is that it is none of your business.

brilliantly stated

Forgive my simple mind but... You posted this on a public forum thus making any reader part of "your business". As for my education level, well... We will just leave that a mystery. You are way off though but you are the king of grand assumptions here so I will choose to ignore that. As for the rest of your ridiculous babble, I think you've been watching night at the museum too frequently. You didn't address anything other than a 14 year old fantasy about wanting a bunch of redundant cars and SUVs. Tell us why a highly educated man such as yourself would waste money like that when it could be better spent. Don't get butthurt... My comment was civil. What drives the redundancy of your choices?

I will also add... A highly educated person should be able to back up their choices when making a list like this. People have wants but they also have needs. Highly advanced people also have critical thinking abilities that reach beyond that of adolescent wants and desires. A person of your claimed intellect should be able to this without hiding behind insults and mindless rambling. I will help you with a list of my own. We have some similar choices.

1. 2015 expedition EL -I have a family of 4 and it would be a great road trip vehicle. Similar to your navi but don't see the point in the up charge for a Lincoln that is marginal in terms of luxury.
2. Z06 - what red blooded American with a fantasy list could leave it off?
3. 2014 - f150 supercrew longbed. I have property and need a truck regularly. Especially one that can carry people and handle mountain winter conditions.
4. 2015 Range Rover - wife loves them. Happy wife = happy life
5. Bmw active hybrid 5 series - I need a commuter for work and it seems to fit the image and $ requirement that goes with my low education level job.

So you see... Looking at life today... taking care of needs, a few wants, still have some wishes and list is subject to change. Don't have to be a defensive dbag. It's pretty easy. You should try it sometime. I didn't need a lee greenwood 'merica rant to do it either.

Ha! I approve :) Love my Stingray but I probably love my Forester XT just as much.

Go Subaru!

Living in CO, I see my fair share of Subi's. The following is almost cultish and for that, you have to applaud them. I do have to say though.. I've never seen one with more than 75k miles that wasn't a rattle box and the feel is very outdated. Reminds me of mid 90s Honda.

Colorado? Now that explains a lot about you already.

Subarus develop valve train clatter around 75K miles that you either live with until the engine self-destructs or you pay a LOT of money to have it fixed for another 75K miles.

Seen several over 100k and they hold up great.

and that refutes completely the lawsuits against Subaru....got it!

Actually, it doesn't. Just says something about where I own my primary residence and pay state income tax. Not from here. Just relocated for work. It does however boast more educated people than most of the country so your simple mind commentary is laughable.

At agent... I'm sure there are many that hold up. They wouldn't still be in business if they didn't. The harsh climates and road conditions here seem to take a toll on them more than in the milder climates I've called home. Is it maintenance or build quality??? I couldn't and wouldn't venture to say but it is just my experience in the 10 or so I've been around that friends have owned. Would be last on my list of used AWD to buy as a commuter here.

Thank you for your input! Appreciate it!

1963 Lincoln Continental - totally updated
New Cayman GTS
New Range Rover Sport SVR
1969 Z/28 RS
Dino 246
BMW 3.0 CSL
There are lots more I would love but really the rest goes in the mattress

(1) Rolls Royce Phantom with a chauffeur in a Gucci suit
(2) Bentley SUV if it's not ugly or else LWB Range Rover
(3) Porsche 911 GT3RS with full mods for serious track duty
(4) A peasant Mercedes Benz S63 AMG
(5) Either Ferrari LaFerrari or McLaren P1 because I am not picky like that :P

I would do my best to track down and then have fully restored every car I've owned, due to their sentimental value. That list would include a 1989 Mazda RX-7, a 1990 Honda Accord, 1994 Eagle Vision (I know), 96 Mercedes E320, 2000 VW Jetta, 2001 Acura RSX, 2007 VW GTI, 2008 BMW 328i, 2010 Maxima. Oh and I would mod my current 2012 3 series and throw in a Ferrari F12 and Rolls Wraith just cause I can.

Genius idea!

Winning the lotto does not convey brains or intelligence to the winner.

To the contrary, most winner lose most of the winning and live unhappy lives afterwards.

No one ever said it did; however, we're just having fun here.

And yes, you're spot on about the happiness factor. No one ever said money equates happiness; however, it DOES make life easier — provided you plan accordingly.

aventador,
911 turbo S,
zo6,
g55 amg

SPEED is your friend ;)

Bugatti Veyron
Mercedes E63 AMG S
Merceds GL63

Tesla Model S P85D
911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet w/power kit
F150 King Ranch
Custom GL63 AMG set up like a limo

Nice variety here!

I would completely corner the market on 1980's/1990's BMW E30 M3's and then I would travel to Europe and buy up all 800 E30 M3 cab's that were hand-built for those markets.

Well, the E30 market has already been cornered by those guys out in Ohio.

Now you just need to go snap up the hand-built models ;)

00R - which guys in Ohio. Might be my first call and some one stop shopping. Provide link pls

http://enthusiastautogroup.com/

Seriously high prices but the folks who I know that have bought from them have ZERO regrets.

I looked at an E46 M3 from them and made a fair offer for a cash purchase, turns out they don't negotiate from the listed price AT ALL. I understand these cars are "sorted" but I am not going to get raped on an E46 that in my opinion won't appreciate to earn back the outlay.

What's the point of being able to buy whatever you want, if you don't buy whatever you want?

If I won the lottery- Maybe get the next BMW M2? Id like to take a nice chunk and make my own car; and maybe develop some new tech to at least make the money back.