dyna-niet

1 Rolls Royce drophead

2 Ferrari 430 scuderia

3 Bmw e92 m3

4 Austin Martin DBS

5 Bugatti veyron

THANKS

Bruce

Thanks for the responses guys. It's been interesting seeing how our lists differ.

After some thought, here's my list:

'06 Pagani Zonda F Clubsport
Colours: Ehh, I can never come to a final descision when choosing a colour for the Zonda. Silver, blue, white and unpainted carbon fibre are all possible choices for me, but at the monent I'll go with dark metallic red w/beige leather interior.

This choice is set in concrete. Never rotates, never changes.



'07 Porsche 997 GT3
Colours: Carrara White w/black leather interior
PCCB, Sports Chrono PKG, Luxury seats

Though I had a thought to include the Wiesmann MF4 GT, I eventually decided on choosing the GT3 as I just could not resist. Fantastic car, both inside and out. The GT3RS was also a consideration, but I think the standard unit is hardcore enough...



'07 Lexus LS460
Colour: Mecury Metallic w/black interior
Preminum Pkg

Ok, I must to admit to having second thoughts as to choosing the LS. Yesterday I got the opportunity to see a silver Avantgarde C300 (my second sighting of the new C-Class) and absolutely loved it. And that being said, I just about went with a C63 AMG, but felt too guilty leaving the LS460 out (lol). Love it too much.

The IS-F was also a consideration for me, but having yet had the chance to see it in the flesh, nor having heard any driving impressions whatsoever, I felt It had to be left out.



'07 Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG
Colours: Pewter Metallic w/black interior

Solid, well built, beautiful, powerful; the Perfect GT.



'01 BMW Z8
Colours: Silver w/red & black interior

After some serious thought into what my 5th car should be, I have came to conclusion that the BMW Z8 is just about perfect. The 993 Turbo was always a favourite of mine, but considering I already have a GT3, it seems pointless to have two 911's. Additionally, I put thought into either an SUV or a small yet fun and cheap car, but couldn't come to a solid decision. Not only is an SUV is a little too big for me, but I question whether I'd actually use it. Had thought about a Civic Type-R or maybe an S3, but in the end the Z8 seems to be my best bet. Not only is it beautiful, exclusive and fast, but a it's drop top (something obviously lacking above).

Centurion

911 GT3: No explaination needed.
Brooklands: When I want to feel like Bond and Bruce Wayne.
Range Rover vogue: British work horse with plenty of cargo room
Zonda F Roadster: I'm in love, sorry CGT
C63 AMG: It's always good to have a smaller car, especially when you want to keep a low profile.

zetableh

Edit mine: Drop the M3, I forgot, I want a Continental GT Speed.

DaSilva

Low profile ?
the tires my be Lowprofile but..
Nice list btw

Bruce

Seconds thoughts already?

Though I love my list, I feel as if I'm lacking something more "down to earth", something more pratical. Maybe a Ford Focus ST, or the new Accord (saw one yesterday - looks great). I'll happily keep my list as it is right now though.

siko

In alphabetical order:

• Aston Martin DBS
• Audi R8
• BMW M3 (E92)
• Mercedes-Benz CL65 AMG
• Porsche GT3 RS

Bartek Sikorski

1. Bugatti Atlantic Coupe

2. BMW M5

3. BMW B7 Alpina

4. Aston Martin DBS

5. RR DH conv.

Centurion

LOL
Sure it might not blend into the surroundings like a mondeo but if you black it out completely, smoke the tail lights and the rims it might go unnoticed*So not true *

But it's much more discrete than most of the cars mentioned in this thread.

Tycoon

1. Aston Martin DBS


2. BMW CS



3. CGT (this one ion particular)


4. McLaren F1 LM


5. Bentley Brooklands