The car you want....

[SM1DY]

You have to live with it for the next 10 years, so practicality must be a consideration.

Personal preference would be this bad boy -



What's your [brain enters "let's keep it real" mode] choice?

[335POWER]

Either the FG-X XR8 or the 2015 Mustang

[335POWER]

Originally Posted by Troy23

Either the FG-X XR8 or the 2015 Mustang

2 days later, I put in my order for the FG-X

[elfinke]

Originally Posted by Troy23

2 days later, I put in my order for the FG-X

Haha, nice mate!

[b2tf]

Originally Posted by SM1DY

You have to live with it for the next 10 years, so practicality must be a consideration.

What's your [brain enters "let's keep it real" mode] choice?

Oooo that's a difficult criteria for me. The GT is the only car I ever plan to keep forever, the rest last maybe 2-3 years tops.

Out of everything available in the automotive world today, I think I would go a Raptor Dual Cab or a Toyota Tundra. A dual cab ute suits me very well and a V8 would make it just that much nicer.

[Silver Ghia]

Originally Posted by SM1DY

You have to live with it for the next 10 years, so practicality must be a consideration.

Personal preference would be this bad boy -

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What's your [brain enters "let's keep it real" mode] choice?

But that is a two door car, so not all that practical....

My choice is the XR50 that I have already had for 4 years so far. Practical, inexpensive, reliable, carries larger loads due to the large opening between the boot and cabin, and very comfy behind the wheel over long distances with an attractive and uncomplicated interior that easily carries 4 adults with room to spare.

[bradles024]

VF GTS. Great all round car.

[SM1DY]

A two door car with four seats.

Like Olivia Newton-John said, let's get practical.

[NX74205]

Highly likely to be my next daily driver:

[Marquis]

500 hp BMW M spec Wagon. Not sure of the badge. I think it's a 5 series. I would daily the crap out of it.

[chopstar87]

RHD Dodge SRT HELLCAT Charger...

4 doors, 5 seats, auto, loaded with tech, 707hp, 204mph, 11.0secs quarter mile.

[Vincenzo]

Two door cars with four seats are practical if there is only you plus one or plus one with two small littlies.

I find the 635 extremely practical for long distance touring and hooning around town.


Cheers Vincenzo

[mik]

Hmmm, tuff call, gotta live with it for 10 years...... and be practical ?
taking into account being old and decrepit................ nearly !
the younger fun passionate part of my grey matter says XR8, or a G6ET, or an XR6 T ...............

The older decrepit part that tells me my bones are hurting when i get into or out of a lowish vehicle and goes Oow when sitting in same limo with firm suspension hitting a good melbourne pot hole tells me get something with soft suspension and some ground clearance for easier entry /egress for a couple of old farts.
i wouldnt mind a big lexus luxo banger LX570
2.8 tons of it, towing capacity 3.5 tons with 5.7 litre dohc
http://www.lexus.com.au/lx570/build-...odgrain---look

[b0son]

Originally Posted by mik

Hmmm, tuff call, gotta live with it for 10 years...... and be practical ?

For me, that means big enough for the family, cope with the occasional need for towing, quick enough, and able to go off-road when needed.

Range Rover Sport please!

[brebel]

BOSS 429

[Blue Roo]

For me. Moffats 1969 Trans Am Mustang or Pete Geoghegans Super Falcon. Or may be even a Phase 4.

[brebel]

Please Santa

[Feathers]

I wouldn't mind one of the new Mustangs, though more realistically I love the Toyota GT86/Subaru BRZ.

Hired one for 24 hours a month or so ago and took it for a run down the coast. LOVED it, didn't want to hand it back!!
If I had the room to keep it, I'd buy one now, but I won't part with my XR6.


IMG_0341 by misrabelle, on Flickr

Of course if money was no object, then I'd have an Aston Martin Vantage V12. In White Pearl .

[mik]

Originally Posted by Feathers

I wouldn't mind one of the new Mustangs, though more realistically I love the Toyota GT86/Subaru BRZ.

Hired one for 24 hours a month or so ago and took it for a run down the coast. LOVED it, didn't want to hand it back!!
If I had the room to keep it, I'd buy one now, but I won't part with my XR6.

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IMG_0341 by misrabelle, on Flickr

Of course if money was no object, then I'd have an Aston Martin Vantage V12. In White Pearl .

wouldnt mind a stang or an 86, if an economical fun coupe was on the shopping list , i too think the 86 would be a good choice, i like the way toyota puts their cars together, generally more long lasting than most other brands imo.

[OffRoadFalcon]

Victory Gold FGX XR8 would be on the list....

SVT Raptor too....

Bit of a fan of the just-gone E63 AMG Wagons - not the brand spanking new ones, IMO they ruined the styling.


Can't go past an RTV Wagon either....... oh, that's right!

[PHawk]

5.8 GT500...Just love that car!

[Sioso]

Stuff practicality, Singer Porsche!

[chevypower]

Ram 2500 Cummins 6.7 (Longhorn). Limited to just one? If not i'll take a Hellcat 6 speed manual and a Pipistrel Panthera plane too.

[MAGPIE]

Either of these would see me happy

[99AUXR]

Man how lucky are we with that new mustang shape!

[EB#]

Perhaps the 4 door Hellcat sedan, to be on the practical side.....



More info here:
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/do...t-sedan-2014-8

[pottery beige]

easy peasy



daily the *** off it

[PHawk]

Originally Posted by EB#

Perhaps the 4 door Hellcat sedan, to be on the practical side.....

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More info here:
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/do...t-sedan-2014-8

Practical side ..... love it!!

[DJM83]

Always wanted one, practical and brutal at the same time. And looks bang on.

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by DJM83

Always wanted one, practical and brutal at the same time. And looks bang on.
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