Your fantasy garage

walwyn1978

Jaguar Mk II 3.8
Lancia Delta Integrale
1950's Ford Thunderbird
Kia Sorento as daily driver and for lugging the kids around
Vespa GTV 300
1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor ambulance, then throw some £££ at it to turn it into Ecto-1 from the first Ghostbusters film. Yes, I know, but as a kid I SO desperately wanted one and that's never left me.

Indout96

I am so easy to please

New Ford Mustang convertible (happy with the 2.3)
Volvo XC90
Renault Capture

1 space for wifes car
2 spaces DIY tools

NBLondon

Hmmm. If all new - I'd need longer to think but if classics are allowed....and using the original categories


Sports Car: Morgan Aeromax

4x4: Range Rover Classic (RestoMod by Kingsley Cars http://www.kingsleycars.co.uk/for-sale/restored-land-rovers/range-rover-2-door-restomod_1.htm)

Convertible: MG Abingdon Edition (by Frontline Developments http://www.frontlinedevelopments.com/vehicle/mg-abingdon-edition/)

Luxury Car: Rolls Royce/Bentley Estate conversion (like this one http://www.djsmail.co.uk/sales-cars/product/1995RollsRoyceFlyingSpurEstate/ or if I can get it under the price limit - have one built on a more recent Mulsanne platform)

Electric: BMW i8

City Car: Not sure I want one... Might have to look for a suitably wacky kei car to import.

agrinnall

Good to see that a few people have at least acknowledged that the 'rules' specified new cars, even if most of them have then ignored it. I was hoping to see what current models people would spend money on but it appears that for most of you there's far more interest in older cars - I can sort of understand that, which is why I said I'd need another garage for those choices, but if you want to actually be able to reliably get from A to B most of the older vehicles mentioned aren't really suitable options.

Rain_Shadow

Nowhere near enough to buy my dream car unfortunately.

caprikid1

Hmm


RS3100 Capri
Bentley Blower
Ultima GTR
RS Porsche
Caterham R500
Range Rover sport
Classic 20's / 30's Rolls
Mini Cooper

agrinnall

caprikid1 wrote: »

Hmm


RS3100 Capri
Bentley Blower
Ultima GTR
RS Porsche
Caterham R500
Range Rover sport
Classic 20's / 30's Rolls
Mini Cooper

Maybe put a few quid aside for a calculator to allow you to stop buying once you've reached the limit of 6 cars... :rotfl:

BeenThroughItAll

agrinnall wrote: »

Good to see that a few people have at least acknowledged that the 'rules' specified new cars, even if most of them have then ignored it. I was hoping to see what current models people would spend money on but it appears that for most of you there's far more interest in older cars - I can sort of understand that, which is why I said I'd need another garage for those choices, but if you want to actually be able to reliably get from A to B most of the older vehicles mentioned aren't really suitable options.

Fair one. I didn't read 'new' as 'brand new'.

In which case my choices would be:

Range Rover SVAutobiography for the winter
BMW i8 for cloudy days
BAC Mono for track days
Mercedes AMG GT Roadster for sunny days (and the noise!)
BMW i3 for popping to the shops


I would have said a Zenos E10R would take the last spot, but they've gone bust - so I'll fill it with motorbikes instead.

caprikid1

haha never read the price limit and number limit.


What's a fantasy with limits !!

JP08

Hmm ... only 6 ?

The big house up the road has a twelve car garage (as shown in the piccies when it sold in 2014).

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-29379522.html

You can play "name that car" with the piccies (21 and 22) if you want ...