Any one of these vehicles could fit your needs. Ranging from the Mini-Winnie to the ... FUCK ... WHAT'S THE FUCKING LINE?!

While I would not conciser this a great car, try to find someone under 65 driving a Ford Thunderbird.

Sanchez, wasn't trying to take over the world with a mind control drug, he was trying to sell A LOT of coke, to make A LOT of money. Stopping that kinda bad guy is beneath Bond. Now if Sanchez was trying to get the world addicted to a new mind control drug with the ultimate goal of creating an army of drug-out…

He didn't make it and just about died, but credit where credit is due, this was a very impressive feat even for back then.

Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!

Looks like a really rich guy bought a car and had his 5-year-old son chauffeured in it.

First Generation Range Rover.

Easy.. This looks like it should, drives like it should, is as floaty as it looks and as comfortable as it seems. Uses as much gas as you'd expect to boot. Pretty much every assumption made about these things is correct. So I bought another..

Volvo 740 wagon.

Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 Spyder:

An entirely new method of CF weaving had to be created just to make it.

All from a Volvo/Yamaha V8, woo!

What about the Viper? 640hp and only available with a stick.

638hp Corvette ZR1 - still current.

Sterling 800 series:

A dealer sign I'll never forget, at the Lotus/Renault store in Mahwah NJ, early 80s: "Buy A Lotus Esprit - Get a Renault LeCar FREE."

The Sterling.

Why do you bring an Acura Legend with the awful English build quality? And worse still, why do you have to invent an entire brand? Couldn't they call them simply Rover?

Dodge Monaco. Another fantastic AMC car mashup, if I remember correctly. Only sold for three model years, also sold as the Eagle Premier.

Because two propellers are better than one. Note: only one Do 335 survives today and you can see it at the National Air and Space Museum annex outside of Dulles. Its an elegant monster, not unlike the A-10.