"Porsche was my first word" (porschewasmyfirstword)
12/28/2015 at 16:28 • Filed to: None
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"Porsche was my first word" (porschewasmyfirstword)
12/28/2015 at 16:28 • Filed to: None | 1
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Mr. Regular has limited ressources and limited parking space. So a carpark is usually out of range. But what happens if you win the lottery. In your dreams is parking space then unlimited as your credit card. But what if you break it down to reality? You live in the city of your dreams in the villa with a supermodel (think female/male, whatever you prefer). But, as in my case, some things are still limited, as parking space.
So, here are the rules for Carpark of your dreams unlimited edition:
1) Name the place exactly where you would wanna live. In my case a seafront villa in Miami, preferable in the southern area.
2) Why is your carpark limited. I cant find a appealing (to me) house/lot/condo with more then four parking lots.
3) Name all the tasks your cars have to take. I want a nice “GT”-like convertible, I want a sportscar, my wife should have a convertible as well, her car must make the school run, I want a track car, I want a V12, I want a prestigous car for gala events, I want a seven seater when I pick up my friends and their family at the airport. I want a car that won’t molesting my while dding it. For me the cars should fit in the area.
4) Your choice of cars is unlimited, concept car, one-offs, near future cars, coachbuild cars, everything is possible (except for year 3133-space-going-coffee-cooking-kryogen-time-travelling-wonder, keep it real).
5) pictures of non common cars in your park are mandatory (if you want a special coach built a pic of the car that inspires you.
extra rule) Owning a 20,000 acre farm is boring. Limiting yourself to the least amount of cars is fun.
My cars would be (for now)
Mercedes GLS with a hybrid/V12 layout
Mercedes S-Class V12 Convertible without AMG Treatment
Saab 900 Convertible for the wife
Spyker C8 Aileron as featured in Top Gear, black with orange interior
BlackberryShawtyHasAnE46
> Porsche was my first word
12/28/2015 at 16:47 |
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1) San Francisco, preferably nob hill area
2) limited to 3 cars because my garage only fits 2 vehicles and the drive way in front 1
3) I need a nice gt, a sedan for practical uses, and a dedicated “pure” sports car
Porsche 911 targa 4 s in a stick
Ferrari 550 barchetta
BMW Alpina B7 short wheelbase
djmt1
> Porsche was my first word
12/28/2015 at 16:52 |
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I would probably stay here in London with my lovely public transport which means I can buy cars as toys. The problem though is that space is of a premium here which can make owning a car difficult... unless you’re my car hating dad who for some reason decided to buy a house with a garage and then buy an addition parking spot next to it despite never having a driver’s licence. So with that lucky occurrence in mind I shall limit myself to two cars, those being:
The Track Toy
Off Road Toy
Tripper
> Porsche was my first word
12/28/2015 at 17:00 |
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I would stay in the Philly suburbs, but I would have a underground garage with a secret entrance, and 5 Slots. One of those slots would have a full set of tools and a lift.
1. My E46 M3 - Too much time and money invested in this car to let it go, so I would keep it. However, with my new found wealth I would have every inch of the car gone over, and replace any aging items.
2. G65 AMG - The only Merc on my wishlist. I would DD this.
3. Lotus Elise/Exige - Track use only
4. BMW M5 E39 - For long highway trips, or to DD when the Merc is broken.
5. Singer Porsche - Obviously completely bespoke, but mine would be some shade of green.
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Porsche was my first word
> Tripper
12/28/2015 at 17:04 |
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Damned, I forgot the Singer ... Good choices.
Frenchlicker
> Porsche was my first word
12/28/2015 at 17:18 |
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Well since what I want is close to your boring idea, I want a country side estate, we’ll go with what the lady friend would want. A nice little place north of LA, one of which I am going to assume has no more that four proper parking spots.
For her I would have to either choose a nice SUV or truck, she despises cars. So naturally I would have to go with a decked out Land Rover Defender. I’m not sure what her color choice would be so I’ll choose my favorite:
For me I will need a nice little daily driver
Something along the lines of a purple Panamera Executive Turbo S will do.
Now I will need a weekend transport that will make us all happy including the dogs.
For that we will be going with a Velociraptor 650 in a dark blue. Also with that stupid tire in the bed removed and some sort of removable bed cap preferably.
And last but definitely not least. A Tesla Model X P90D in any color besides white, this would also be of the lady friend’s choosing. I love Teslas and being rich and in California that would give me the perfect reason to own one. Plus maybe the environmentalists wouldn’t picket my driveway then.
Van Man, rocks the Man Van
> Porsche was my first word
12/28/2015 at 17:21 |
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1) Somewhere here in the Northeast that’s close to the beach but where it still snows (my inner kid loves snow). Rhode Island maybe?
2) Probably about 4 or 5 because houses with more than 4 garages look weird and more than that I wouldn’t be able to drive them all.
3) I’d need a DD, family hauler, fun/race car, and a classic car/garage queen.
4) DD: Jeep Grand Cherokee
Family Hauler: GL550
Fun car: BMW M6
Classic car: E28 M5
Maybe a Raptor or something too.
punkgoose17
> Porsche was my first word
12/29/2015 at 09:30 |
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I would limit myself to 4 cars. I am not exactly sure where I would live. I want a 1963 Saab 96, Panoz Esperante, 2011 Saab 9-5 combi to transport the spawn, and my wife wants a new Mini Cooper 4 door.
RT
> Porsche was my first word
06/03/2016 at 09:23 |
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Car park somewhere in the “good part of” England.
Maybe Japan if I could suddenly learn all the language and culture, I always found it interesting.
Space will be limited to five cars to make things exciting. In either place you can assume there will be a lack of space due to the size of the land and all. There’s a reason why these places have such narrower roads than America.
Avantime for daily:
V8 Vantage V600 because luxury car/supercar/600BHP:
Unimog to deal with hauling, off-roading und it has German engineering:
900 Turbo Carlsson, for when I need a retro enthusiast car (and Saab):
Finally, a S660 Mugen for city driving/having fun.
I would swap in some rotary-hybrid system if I had the wizardry to do so.
