Originally Posted by wdc330i (Post 539727)

I am also drawn to the Caymans, despite the fact that I’m a diehard convertible person and I find the form factor of both the Caymanand Boxster hard to get in and out of.

A Miata or Fiat version are on the list.

And my random American pick: Dodge Viper.

Originally Posted by kognito (Post 539738)

Fixed

Originally Posted by clyde (Post 539731)

Car I don't want to want:

Honda Accord. Been true since 1999.

Competently forgettable to drive. Anonymous appliance that you can go or take anywhere and no one will notice you, look at you, remember you, or think anything about you. The car won't attract any attention for any reason. Inexpensive. Does anything you need in the practical realm of why cars exist. Generally as reliable as anything.

:dunno:

Originally Posted by John V (Post 539725)

I guess I should add "An E46 with an LS engine" to this list.

Originally Posted by rumatt (Post 539746)

Well you just gave me my first that I don't want to want.

Thanks for that. :lol:

If only I had a rebuilt E46 chassis with an aging engine available.

Originally Posted by wdc330i (Post 539727)

I am also drawn to the Caymans, despite the fact that I’m a diehard convertible person and I find the form factor of both the Caymanand Boxster hard to get in and out of.

A Miata or Fiat version are on the list.

And my random American pick: Corvette Stingray.

Originally Posted by Biggins (Post 539724)

Hmm...

1. E36 318ti or E36 Touring with an S50/S52 - I really want to make one of these a reality in the next few years before they all completely rust away
2. Isuzu Vehicross - No reason at all, I think they're weird and ugly enough to be cool.
3. Honda S2000 - I've always liked them but have never driven one. They seem to be going up in price and most have been beat on pretty good by now, but it's probably what I'd have if I never bought the FR-S.