I’ve only owned 4 cars in my 67 years (no car for the 35 years I lived in Manhattan), so I’d have to choose my Fiat 128SL. And fun, too! Until it rusted away in short order.

First gen Neons. I rented quite a few, and had a blast driving them.

Honda Fit. Another TARDIS that is even more interesting in its hybrid form in its other markets.

For sale: 2015 Fit EX manual - $26k, 75k miles.

As I hope my 2015 Fit will. I don't see anything I otherwise want except a C8, and that isn't happening.

I’ll bear that in mind!

No, I just got tired of looking for a photo of stock lights. I don’t have an E60, but I love their looks. I’m not quite that masochistic.

Neutral: places to change it (I live in a condo), same time to charge as to fuel, reasonable lifetime cost of ownership equality, and 300 to 350 range.

I’m surprised these were overlooked in the comments. Surely you all agree these are spectacular.

Exactly the same. Its beauty is not apparent from photos. This is #1 on my lottery wish list.

Yes, I prefer the coupe also.

I agree, but the problem is these cars are over budget. I have a 2015 Fit with a backup camera, and they're selling for way over $15k in this crazy market.

My car has a small gas tank, but we have even smaller bladders.

Except us folks without a garage.

My Honda has the Lane Watch camera in the passenger mirror, which I love, and which Honda has sadly abandoned for lane departure warning.

The blind on mine is rarely closed, but the glass is rarely opened. I like all the extra light. Plus the tip-up is good to vent Florida heat while the AC gets going.

We're too old and have lots of friends, so back seats and four doors are required.

Massive A-pillars, but I don't expect that to change much.

Motorama returns!

Actually I did. I sat in dozens of cars, and came away knowing exactly what I wanted. I bought it 8 years ago, and it's still terrific.