[NotElvis]

So, uh, somehow I, while thinking about breast, being on this site and all, abruptly felt my brain jump tracks to vehicular topics.

It occurs to me that I have a weird sort of selection.  First, I currently have five cars.  One is a project, another is a daily driver that needs repair (and I still haven't fixed it), and a third was a temporary fill-in daily driver when the other one developed its issue.  Those three aren't worth much.

However, of the two that are good cars, they serve completely OPPOSITE purposes.  Most people would look and say "What sort of lunatic owns both of those?"

2015 Mustang GT
2016 Prius Two Eco

Technically, speaking, the Mustang is the first car I've ever owned whose model year starts with a 2.  Prior to that, the newest car I ever had (and this was about 17 years ago) was a 1991.  I don't count the one that was my wife's primary driver (a 1995) back when I was married.

The Prius - well, obviously, that's the commuter.


Dream car - well, technically two of them.
- 1987 Buick Grand National
- 1970 Dodge Coronet R/T

Yes, by today's standards, they're not even all that fast, but still, I love them.

[Juggernaut76]

I drive a fun yet not very good 91 Camaro RS 3.1L and my dream car would be a second gen Camaro with a 502 big block.

[solvegas]

I have a few models I would love to own if I had the funds BUT if I was rich like a Rockefeller, These would be great to have:

1.- 1935 Stutz Bearcat - Great style and could hit 130 - 140 miles per hour which is amazing considering the technology and the fact of the inline 8 engine.
2.- 1936 Duesenberg SJ - No, it's not a German vehicle. The premier luxury vehicle of it's era, made in Ft Wayne, Indiana. This was the car the Rolls Royce aspired to be at the time.
3.- 1931 Cadillac Phantom - Came with a V-12 engine powerful enough so the one that Al " Scarface " Capone had was modified with heavy armor plating for business purposes.
4.- 1943 Willis - Overland Jeep - A World War 2 classic that is hard to beat for what it was designed for. An original design by the Bantam Motor Company but the company was way too small for the Army so it was given over to Willis - Overland and Ford for mass production. Who says life is fair ?
5.- 1955, 1956, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air / Caprice / Impala - A good design for the rise of suburban America which introduced the family of small block Chevy engines which are still in production 60 + years later, with many technological advances of course.
6.- 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray split rear window model with a 327 cubic inches fuel injected engine and fully independent four wheel suspension.
7.- 1959 Cadillac El Dorado Biarritz convertible - Perhaps the most outrageous styling design of the 1950's with the largest tail fins ever created by mankind.
8.- 1970, 1971, 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo - Probably one of the most beautiful cars ever designed with the super long hood and the short fastback rear.
9.- 1969, 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner Super Bird / Dodge Charger Daytona - A couple of race vehicles that you could buy at a dealership. Insanely powerful for the time with a 426 cubic inches Hemi Engine.
10.- 1964 Ford Mustang - The original pony car. What else can you say.

And more of course but you guys get my drift. These are the vehicles of my youth or before I was born which I loved but I was either too young and / or poor to purchase at the time. And I drive a Chevrolet Trax SUV. Fun little vehicle that is easy to maneuver, park and gets great mileage. Peppy also.
 

[TheZookie007]

A Tesla. I like them.

[Hiram]

A Tesla. I like them.

I do too - not sure it is my dream car though.  I'd have a  Koenigsegg Regera.

[TheZookie007]

I also like Mini Coopers. I'd never fit in one, but I like them. They're cute

[Hiram]

I also like Mini Coopers. I'd never fit in one, but I like them. They're cute

I used to own a Mini Clubman, 1980's style, with wood trim.

[andrat2000]

Driving a car provided by the corporation, a Volkwagen. I like the "Race" interieur and exterieur options I chose from. And the 2015 design/face is the first ever on a Volkswagen that looks interesting.

I have no intention right now to own a car by my own.

Just by exterior design I really like the Mustang 2015.

[rtpoe]

A red Sunbeam Tiger convertible.

[Hark]

Not a car guy, but currently have a 2015 Hyundai Sonata, on 2 yrs. Upgraded from a 1996 Chevrolet Cavalier, which I had 2 months shy of 20 yrs!