[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mindcore:
[B]Thanks for the CLK pic..That thing is awsome!
as for Bill Gates, I know he has a Porsche 959 ( legal! ) and I also know he is a Porsche nut. I could only imagine what kind of cars you could buy with his money

 

1. RUF Turbo 911 year makes no diff-all fun.
2. AMG Hammer E series
3. S2000 Type V

Ford Excursion limousine should do nicely for long trips, w/ driver of course.

 

Fun car - Ferrari 360 Modena Spyder, fly yellow

Daily Driver - Mercedes-Benz E55 RennTech

Winter-mobile - Hummer

 

BLKS2000, My dad almost bought a brand new non-spyder 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona in '72! He tried for 21k, but dealer wanted 23k. Anyways, he's been in rides in many Ferrari(s) and loves that one the most. Man, has he told me some fun stories!!! Personally, I'd go for the new RED Modena Spyder (of course)

 

easy...a F-15;silver/red ejection seat.

 

Mclaren F1 - 637 bhp, <2300 lbs, 0-60 3sec. And carries two passengers !

 

Easy -

<UL TYPE=SQUARE>
> McLaren F1
> Modena
> M5
> LX470 (or maybe a custom Hummer),
> Toyota Tundra for chores
> Mugen Odessey
> S2000's in every available color... [/list]

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by TRICKS46:
[B]All the money in the world???

 

Two car must have is the McLaren F1 in Montego Blue and then the Porsche Carerra GT concept car in silver. This was an old thread that needs to be readdressed.

Tan

 

For a pure bred sports car: Definately a Ferrari F-40, one of the baddest sports cars on the planet.

For a classic: A Ferrari 250 GTO. Worth around $10,000,000.00
and a Porsche 550 spyder.

For a newer exotic: The Porsche Carrera GT, nuff said!

For a daily driver: I'll keep my s2000 plus a 1996 white/red Porsche 911 Turbo S.