Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?


Just curious. People have asked about watches,
cigars, beer, and even ones income here.

1: What do you drive (daily & weekends)?
2: What might you be driving in the future?
3: What would you drive if $$$ was no object (pick 2 ;-)?

My answers to the above:
1: Toyota truck.
2: Newer Toyota truck.
3: Lamborghini Murcielago & McLaren F1.
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1. 2008 Nissan Pathfinder
2. 2008 Nissan Pathfinder
3. My own custom designed vehicle with tuned for audio performance first, vehical performance second :)
2007 Supercharged (Whipple HO, twin screw) Mustang GT
Convt, very highly modified. Long tube headers, guages, Borla Exhaust, Wilwood 6 Piston 14" brakes, lots of stereo gear. Just like audio gear, I like stuff that can be tweaked. Very fun, and not too much money.
I now drive a Honda Fit. I never thought my stereo would cost 4x the price of my car...priorities.
I drive a lot of very expensive cables, so on the road it is nothing but a humble old Fiat, but it is a convertible so you get a nice suntan and feel good, if you discount the melanoma and it does 0-100km/h in less that 15 minutes. Top speed in reverse is at about 60kph. That is important to avoid speedtraps and carrying audiogear across borders. Cost of all cables,were they bought new, is in excess of 100k. You can't have it all. Besides, my electricity bill is so high, that I can hardly afford gas these days and the little car doesn't guzzle the least bit, especially if the engine has broken down. Repair costs however would be high, IF you could still find the necessary parts. Thankfully there aren't any, so I use my bicycle and lose weight in the process, which I will gleefully regain, drinking a good bottle of Bordeaux when listing to my rig. so what my FIAT doesn't guzzle, I can AND I can afford to buy more cables.
I drive my Porsche 911 on the weekends, for fun. Fabulous car.

During the week, I drive a VW Passat TDI. With the TDI motor, it gets nearly 50 miles per gallon! Helps me save money to buy more hifi gear! ;-)