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Definitely a supercar for the time . Alfa Romeo GTV. Currently at $14,000 and probably won’t double in the next day.

I never expected to buy or even like one but they’re actually genuinely good and fun cars. It’s very hard to beat the value for money of them, especially used.

And I still Out-Allroad both the Mercedes and the Audi with my wagon that actually has some functional offroad tires and clearance:

I always chuckle at the logic behind putting 20" wheels on a car that’s supposedly meant for off-roading. I guess they know that the worst these cars will ever deal with in the real world is a bit of snow or maybe a stretch of bad pavement here and there.

You should call your vehicular culinary invention the CARburrito

You can tell how 90s it is by how well it wears 90s Teal.

No doubt.. but assuming no shooting war, they still occupy the area and can de-facto institute their will. Thats the problem.

After a few years, Toyota killed off the two door

The flat-12 Subaru developed and failed to put in any race cars

Aston Martin DB9 all day long. An early one preferably in green.

As a lifetime MB/AMG fan, allow me to retort:

Well, granddad was born a convertible.

My allroad - 2002 2.7T all options.

I trust you more now since you’re using your real name.

I don’t know if it’s been posted yet but how about the Jaguar XJR?

Sure its Diecast and all, but I think it meets all the above criteria and sure is a beautiful car. I have one of these in black and it moves around like a charm!

How about a sexy italian wagon with stick shift for aroud $8k?