stefan einz wrote:TheInsanity1234 wrote:Well, I would have to have a minimum of 5.
1: Overfinch Range Rover - For turning up to parties where the car park is a field and impressing people.
2: BMW 750i - For long journeys with a lot of motorway cruising.
3: Overfinch Land Rover Defender - For pulling things around and general load carrying.
4: Aston Martin DB5 - Why not?
5: Bugatti Veyron - Again, why not?
Obviously these are very personal choices - but I'd suggest you could find many more exciting options for number 5 (hypercar). The Veryron is fast and beatifully built - but not a driver's car. A Pagani Zonda is just as gorgeous, but with a naturally aspirated 7 litre Mercedes V12 and manual box the driving experience is reputed to match the looks. Or you could go for the ultimate driver's car (IMO) at about 1/3rd of the cost - a Porsche Carrera GT. Few cars are purer from a driver involvement perspective.
BTW, the other choices are fab. Have always fancied an Overfinch of some description...
The Bugatti is merely because it's my dream to own such a machine.
The funny thing about me is, I'm genuinely not interested in sticking the tail out on bends and hurtling along A/B roads. I'm much more interested in general luxury and yet still have the ability to put my foot down and surprise annoying tailgaters. (Hence the Overfinches - imagine the shock of someone when they come up behind you in an defender, flash their lights, and suddenly, you're doing 100 and flying away from them)
In fact, if I could add 3 more cars to the list, they would be:
6: VW Phaeton W12 - Simply because it's an excellent, unassuming car with a delightful turn of speed.
7: Audi RS4, any version, as long it comes with the 4.4l V8 - That V8 is supposedly an amazing engine, and I'd like one, ta very much.
8: Audi R8 V10 - Why the blimming heck not?! I've got a bleeding Bugatti too!
