The Stratos is obvious. But I'd also add its predecessor.

Well, not the greatest, but the funniest, since they got the spelling wrong. (The press package itself claimed that the car had been named after the Italian city.)

Eldorado Biarritz

It has to be a convertible to show her off sitting next to me. Plus it has to have plenty of space inside (for obvious reasons). So I'm thinking... some late 60s Caddy or Lincoln convertible.

And if that's not ridiculous enough, there's the Smart MFP interceptor. :-)

My own car... It was a bet, and the stripes were not on for a long time. It looked pretty good. :-) Too bad it only had 75 horses. :-)

On of the rare Citroen car chase scenes

With V6 24V...

Lisunov Li-2, the Soviet clone. This aircraft (HA-LIX), restored in Hungary and christened after Hungarian-American aeronautical engineer Kármán Tódor, is the world's only airworthy Li-2 today.

Little mishap with my brother's "Zhiguli". :-)

@mntx255: I think, they were manufactured in Velnyujszkaja Fabrika Transzportnyih Szredsztv, based on the idea of Stasis Brundza.

Sorry, I have no separate video. Watch from 5:20.

@Tentacle: No such list can be serious without this car.

+ 1 vote for the Citroen DS and the Traction Avant. Also, to say something new:

Large german vehicle, huge displacement, RWD... hey, it's almost like powersliding a Beemer.