Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Perfectimage, you bet!

If cost was no object I would have one in a heartbeat. Two of my friends have 911's. One is 5 speed, the other with tiptronic with the cool steering wheel shift buttons.

My wife has owned one 911 since we have been together, I have owned four. Unfortunately since my son is in private school (we live in Dallas) no more cool cars. It's the GMC to haul photo gear and the closest to cool we get is a Volvo. Pretty pathetic when compared to the ultimate German machines.

Hmmmm....
Seems to be some common thinking here, my current "ride" is
a 01 BMW 540 wagon; I may be looking closely at the Porsche
Cayenne a year or so after it comes out. Ken

Albert,
The 930 was the ultimate racing machine. The only reason I would ever consider a 911 over the 930 is the newer body style. I bet though the 930 is faster.

Porshe invented the tiptronic. What a great idea. A standard with no clutch! It must be fast but I personally would pefer a standard. I think its the control freak shinning through or it may just be its more fun to drive.

I envy you. The closest I ever came was a 1966 911. After five years of trying to restore it I gave up. I did take five years to get a $65,000 stereo. Next is a house, then the Porshe. I will own one some day. In the mean time I may rent one for a weekend to have a little fun.

1. a. Cadillac Seville SLS (2000)
b. Cadillac Allante Convertible (1993)
2. ?
3. Acura NSX

Wouldn't a true audiophile spend all his disposable income on his system; therefore, the audiophile would have no money left over to buy a posh automobile? After all, no way can the interior of an automobile recreate a level of acoustics that remotely resembles the acoustics at home.

Acura Legend Coupe
No car, for I plan to move to east coast in a few years.
Aston Martin Veloce or Audi 4000 Coupe Quattro Turbo