Boxster coupe would do it for me.

 

Porsche GT3

 

[QUOTE=MDXLuvr,Jan 19 2005, 04:10 AM] please show me a stock that you invested in 5 years ago and has made 20% each year.

I agree to a point.

 

I replaced mine with a 2002 NSX that had sat at the dealer for 2+ years.

S2000 was my 12 month a year daily driver. NSX is my 9 month a year daily driver. Have a minivan as awell to shuffle the wife and kids around.

I think that Ill be super happy. Cant tell forsure - Got the car and promptly stuffed it in the garage for a few months. Looks nice under the cover though!

 

[QUOTE=Ckcrigger,Jan 19 2005, 10:45 PM] Anyone for a Z8 Alpina?

1.

 

As a weekend fun toy? Easy. Noble M12, as imported into the US with 350 HP powerplant installed here. $75K according to an ad in Grassroots Motorsports.

 

Hmmm... for me... it would be....
1. Infinity FX35 (45k)
2. BMW M3 Comp Package (60k)
3. Lotus Elise (45k)

The only thing missing in my stable would be to exchange my Si for a FX35...

Im quite happy with the STi and the S2k... just need that FX...

 

Just buy the 2006 M5 and save the rest of the money.

 

($150,000)
(1) Lincoln Navigator $52,000 (family transport)
(2) Porsche 911 4S Cabriolet $98,000 (daily driving and leisure)
already including insurance


remarks:
if I am single,I would only need a Porsche 911 turbo Cabriolet S ($150,000)

 

Well, I would probably shop used on the first 2 to get more bang for the buck on the third but I like the general idea.

1. 2001 4runner - had one, loved it 20k
2. 2001 330Ci - have one love it 25k
3a. (any sports car) - used Porsche GT3 / Noble
3b. (only convertibles) - F355 spyder (<$100) / 996 Turbo Cabrio ($115)