I would like this please. Let me know when I can pick it up.
It's only $69888.00
Fast enough to be interesting, capable enough to go where I want it to.
Kind of like having my Samurai grow up. 
I would like this please. Let me know when I can pick it up.
It's only $69888.00
Fast enough to be interesting, capable enough to go where I want it to.
Kind of like having my Samurai grow up.
Toyman01 wrote: I would like this please. Let me know when I can pick it up. MB G Class
use the other $112 for gas?
Cars Direct is showing that a brand-new Cayman S goes for $65,150. That would work for me. Don't even need any options, I looked through the option list and didn't see anything I couldn't live without.
The nicest E90 M3 I could find. The wife gets 4 doors, I get a 400hp v8 that revs to 8k rpm.
Hellcat
Something like this. 
http://bringatrailer.com/2011/09/20/bat-exclusive-1997-hawk-hf3000-lancia-stratos-kit/
That was posted on BAT back in '11, but at that price I could still finish it, maybe even with a Dino, and Alitalia Livery, and maybe still have enough left over to insure if for a few years.
f type
Caterham 7 no question!
$70k gets a 5 year old GT-R with low-teens mileage. Worth investigating.
Oval rag top. Only $42,500.
Can I just have the money to build my own project?
The choix du jour is a Renault Alpine GTA Turbo, breathed on a bit:
55k last year. It must be the most expensive one out there.
http://m.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-Viper-ACR-/291689137221?nav=SEARCH
2008 viper ACR Right at 70k. Not sure about this exact car, but I've always wanted one of these.
Alpha 4c.
That's a tough one. So many cars, so little garage space. Since I've been pining for one. I'll take a Maserati Merak SS
Fueled by Caffeine wrote: f type
If the 4c came with a stick I'd go back and forth, but since it doesn't put me down for an F-type as well.
C7 is the easy answer. A 1970 GM muscle car with a 4 speed would also be acceptable.
Though I'd rather have a car shaped check made out to Sallie Mae for the somewhat less than $70,000 I owe them.
In reply to Hungary Bill:
The F type doesn't come with a stick with the engine that you want anymore
If I can't use the money to finish my Datsun Z, Probably this.
Even dig the color.
captdownshift wrote: In reply to Hungary Bill: The F type doesn't come with a stick with the engine that you want anymore
Being new is not a stipulation...
HunterJP wrote: If I can't use the money to finish my Datsun Z, Probably this. Even dig the color.
I wasn't digging the green till I saw the tartan inserts in the Recaros. That is boss.
so when do you announce that you won the powerball and those of us who posted realistic vehicles will be having them delivered shortly?
I started down Fantasy Lane, imagining vehicles for me, when it suddenly hit me that if I chose a 2016 Lexus GX460L, I could give it to my wife and not have to buy her another vehicle for at least 15 years or 200K miles. She'd be happy as a pig in poop and all the Big Lex would need is fluid changes and tire rotations (OK, and one expensive timing belt replacement at 100K):
http://lexusofeaston.com/details/2016-Lexus-GX460Luxury-Columbus-OH/10734905?cid=4
Then I could devote 100% of my time and money to <$5K cars and motorcycles. Happily ever after.
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