2001 Ferrari 456 - Dropped like $300,000 and if it weren't for the maintenance costs we'd all own one! Bonus: throw on some gorgeous Novitec 10-spokes to freshen the Fezza 4 seater up!

My friend has been daily driving an E430 imported from Germany when new. Great car, but absolutely everything but the engine goes wrong on the thing! He recently had to buy a new key for it for several hundred bucks. Epic ride, but you'll need balls of steel (and money) to own one.

MB SLS GT3 in Chrome. It would blind the other drivers as much as it would myself from sun glare but you can't put a price on style - and sound! Two summers ago they flew by me at the Nurburgring 24 Hours and they sounded even better than the raspy Zagato Astons and Godly Vettes.

Took a picture of that this summer! Such a beauty, and a view of the Eiffel Tower to your right!

way too fat of a rear bumper. makes the original look sleek. love the Aventador style side intake.

One of the better Jalopnik reviews so far...

drove one in Europe last summer, it was a bit too small for my 6'6 frame, but the exhaust sound was too glorious to give a damn. Quite a fun car!

The C63 with it's automagic gearbox is crap. I've driven one to the limit and it's awful. For posing, overtaking and sheer comfort, it does the job, but the gearbox second guesses itself constantly even at 30 km/h in suburbia. Very frustrating.

A turbocharged Porsche. I think a 997 Turbo or GT2 would be perfect. Handling through the bends, not the worst fuel economy in the world, and loads of overtaking power. Reminds me of Lonman in his GT2 spanking everybody on the Gumball 3000. Just for fun, here's a batshit crazy video of a GT3 driving "spirited."

1937 Alfa Romeo 8C (the one from Detective Poirot)

1. buy F12 at charity auction

And yet he's owned one longer than nearly anything else he's ever owned.

The Sea to Sky Highway past midnight. It's the 2 hour road to Whistler from Vancouver and it was upgraded at the tune of several billion dollars for the Winter Olympics. Here's a rendering. It's absolute magic.

That is epic. We do the same kinda thing around the Stanley Park "island" in Vancouver, Canada. :D

Bill Lumbergh's spot next to Initech's front door.

C'mon, no Vancouver? All you'd need is some grid lines and a checkered flag and the Stanley Park loop is a ready for a GP!

*3:05 mark

Our most stereotypical Lamborghini owner also has a flame exhaust kit on his chrome plated Aventador. Check it out around halfway through the video.

could of used more E39 M5 vs RS4 switchin' lanes

As mentioned by Patrick, there's something about a vintage 911 that tells you the owner enjoys driving, doesn't feel the need to join the 993/996/997/991 rat race, and certainly isn't about being beige or showing off. Take your pick from the early 70s or late 80s, but here's my favorite... black or dark green Porsche…