Cars you currently own and will own in two Years

Currently:
BMW Z3 3.0
Subaru Legacy GT LTD

Next 2 years:
BMW M-Coupe (315hp) and/or Porsche 944 Turbo

 

Current:

Toyota Tarago ... people mover. Boring as but a great family mover.
Alfa Romeo 1750 GTV Series 2 ... restoration project.

Future:
Maybe a couple of go karts ... if garage space and time can be found.

Pete

 

Currently own:
Volvo 740

Will own in 2 to 4 years
either a Porsche 944 Turbo or a 85/86 928S.

 

Currently have a 99 6 cyl. Mustang. Fast enough for me but Im thinking in a few years I will upgrade to a Mustang GT of the same bodystyle. Logical because I know I can fit my bass in the car (a must unless I want to buy a minivan just for hauling it around) and it will be plenty fast enough for me to safely drive. Not to mention it sounds 10x better than my car

Ill probably keep the GT for a while and drive it into the ground through track events, etc Before I end up with a Ferrari. Goal is to get into a Ferrari in 4-6 years depending on how my situation is after college and how long I want to wait and save for a better car. Do I want a 308 GT4 or do I want to wait it out for my dream 355 GTS. We will see

 

Currently:

Volkswagen Golf 2.8 V6 4motion
Ferrari F355 GTS

In the future:

Audi S4 4.2 V8 Avant ?!?
Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale ?!?

 

Currently own a 2002 M3,

Would like to get another M5 (had one last year) within a years time, and would also love to get a 360 within two years but a few things have to work out for this to happen.

 

Currently own:

'85 Ferrari Testarossa
'85 Ferrari 308 GTS QV
'85.5 Porsche 944
'79 MGB Roadster
'02 Chevy Silverado 2500HD Crew-cab Truck
'01 Ford Windstar SE

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Plan to own within next 2 years:

'04 Corvette Coupe (for the wife)
Lotus Esprit Turbo HC (mid to late 80's)
Lamborghini Countach - either early/mid 80's carb or mid/late 80's QV

Down the road, I'd like to add a mid-80's Porsche 930 Turbo and possibly even an early 80's Delorean. But, the collection won't be complete without the F-40

 

Current - LA:

'94 348 spider
'00 Boxster S
'85 380SL Euro

Current - Sydney

'94 Cherokee
'89 Mustang LX 5.0 road racer

Within two years:

Trade Boxster S for 993/996 cabriolet
Add Rolls or Bentley - Silver Cloud/Corniche/Turbo R maybe a Continental
Scrap Jeep for a Wrangler, and go 1/2's with my mate in Sydney on a MBZ 300SEL 6.3.

Cheers
Kevin

 

currently-nothing.
2-3years-a car.

 

Currently have: 2004 Subaru WRX

Next 2 years:
BMW M-Coupe (240HP or 315HP), M5 E39 or a
Ferrari Enzo if business picks up(really picks up!!!)

Hey Kenny, hopefully we will get our M Coupes sooner rather than later.

 

Current-Acura Integra GSR (for gas mileage....not rice)

I am in love with the G35 Infiniti coupes.

 

Currently-

1997 Single Turbo Toyota Supra with race motor- Weekend car
2004 Lexus GX470- Daily Driver

Future-
If everything goes according to plan- Hopefully
2003-2004 Ferrari 575M or
2001 Lamborghini DiabloVT

 

Currently-91 toyota N/A mr2

in 4 or 5 years after school i would like to get a lotus elise,maybe used i will just have to see

 

Currently -
'03 330 Sport Package (Wife)
'03 330 Performance Package (Track car)- Keeper
'02 S2000 Sunday morning/AutoX
'87 Corolla AE GTS - daily beater/fun car
'03 Toyota Tundra V8 - daily/toll vehicle

2 years plan -
used '98+ NSX to replace S2000

 

I currently own:

2004 Mazda RX-8 (6-Speed)
2004 Ford Ranger Edge 4X4 (To haul around my dirtbike)

In the next two years:

Ford Ranger Edge 4X4 (going off to college, gotta take one of 'em!)

 

Fazio, don't bother w/ the 240hp, the WRX is just as fast if not damn near close, the 3.0L I have has 225hp is a tad slower then a friends WRX, an extra 15hp won't do much- you'd be very disappointed- the 315hp version on the other hand ...

 

RX-8 is a great car. Tons of fun!

 

Currently:

Alfa Romeo Milano Gold

In 2 Years:

if all goes well, Alfa 164 Q or a 24V engine in the Milano

 

'04 Range Rover Westminster
'04 S600 Renntech Stage 3 and lots of Kleemann and Brabus options
coming:
in March a DB9 Volante
'06? 575 replacement

 

Current

1987 Honda CRX (beat that)

Future

Something that is not a death trap

Future Future

A ride in a Ferrari

 

The R34 drives OK... its suspension set up is way too stiff for Thai roads though. The car is too heavy and the throttle response is not too good. It suffers quite a bit of turbo lag. But part of it is my fault for installing the blow off valve that dump the intake out.

In stock form it's dead slow. But with just intake, exhaust, intercooler, and electronic boost controller (just 1.05 bar of boost) it produces a bit over 370 hp at the wheels; and the car comes alives above 3500 rpm.

On track, it's great fun. But I gotta keep it on the boiled, preferably above 4500 rpm. The handling is superb with a tendency to oversteer in tight corner and understeer in high speed corner (unless you want a power slide, then brake a bit heavy, turn a bit more, and floor the gas). But overall, it's very drivable car, just a bit porky. But it can't be compared to my EVO though. That thing is a monster from A-B point....but that's it!!! The R34 is just more lively. The steering is a bit dead, but accurate enough for the 4WD. The brake need to be upgraded though (at least the pads).

I own it for 5 years now and never get bored with it. It's a good daily driver (except for the harsh ride) with big trunk and big interior. Nothing ever broke down. It starts every time. And it can be tuned to produce much more power (that's coming..he he).

However, it's not a Ferrari....but it will no be compared to a Ferrari. They are different animal... I love them for a different reason...

 

Current:
99 355F1 Berlinetta
2000 Excursion
2001 CLK320 (wife's)
1965 Merlyn MK6a Sports Racer
1970 Brabham BT29 formula B race car

On order (with deposit for over two years now)
Whatever replaces the 575 Maranello

 

In regards to the other R34 owner, are you sure you own that car??
My GT-R is nothing but slow off the line, the thing hooks up so hard and slingshots off the line harder than most cars out there, seriously, your full of BS or you have seriously mangled your car dude. Gotta keep em stock, that's he rule. Mind you, it does handle like a pig.
I recently owned one of the best handling everyday cars ive been in. Ive driven an Enzo and that was awesome, but what came second to that was my ol'e 22B. That was an awesome car........
I miss it...

 

lib22b..are you sure you have driven an Enzo..are you sure it wasn't a replica? Maybe it was a toyota MR2 boosted at 3.0bar...are you sure??

You know what! To each his own. This is why God give us the ability to think and express differently on the same matter.

 

Yes i have driven it. Not on the roads, but on the track.
And i think i can tell the diff between an Enzo and a MR2.

What the hell where you talking about back there anyways.....