TDV8 Range Rover. The end.

Have you read about the sealed 19th century train tunnel in Brooklyn Heights that you can get tours of? And there might be a Locomotive walled up down there? Yeah, it's awesome. Best $15 I ever spent.

Exhaust cutout.

Ford Model T. Hat Tip Please.

Oh definitely an early Morgan Plus 8. All the reliability of a British 60s car, plus it's made of wood. But look at it!

Anyway! Moving on.

3.2 Litre Alfa Romeo Brera. Hands down.

@Matt Hardigree: Range Rover Classic

Citroen H-Van!

I've always wanted a Mk.1 Euro-spec Golf GTI. I think the thing that resonates with this question is that they seem so affordable, but I just, for some reason, don't buy it. I don't really know why.

Well, oiled, that's what you are

Lamborghini Miura. Oh god... not only do i go all glazed over, but it sounds like something Monica Belluci would do with a mink glove.

Lamborghini Miura. Brrrr

Charles Spencer King, we salute you.

OH MY GOD finally a chance to mention the worst car of all time - Third Gen Ford Taurus. Woeful, woeful, woeful in every sense. Buoyed only by rental companies, not any humans involved in sales.

E38 BMW 750il. The ultimate V-12 Land Yacht.

Auto Union Type D or an Alfa Romeo 8C Monza. I've always wanted to hoon a properly sorted pre-war car.

Those are excellent. I got a pair of these last year:

Driving in a New England winter.

Bentley Driver's Club - chinless eccentrics who race them, blow them up, fabricate new parts, and will keep them running like WO intended until there isn't a Britain and beyond. Friend of mine drove a 1928 Le Mans in a rally from Beijing to Paris, had to tow a 1916 Rolls Phantom out of a river, and sent the headlamps…