Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

1. Daily, 2006 Mazda mpv. Weekend, 1964 Mercedes 230 sl,
2. The same as above
3. Maserati 450 costin, Maserati tipo 151.2

A daily driver is the same to me as a dishwasher or a lawnmower. I love cars, but if it is not either unique, handcrafted, very fast or temperamental I have a hard time caring.

Oh boy, currently driving 92 Acura integra with freshly rebuilt engine by me. Soon selling integra to be driving 98 Honda crv (I am rebuilding it's engine now) as a winter/ utility ish chicle, sled daily drivers a 2000 honda civic, and summer fun car is a '93
Honda del sol, swapped, turbo, 400hp at the wheels or so.

Future : who knows, haha I like Hondas obviously.

No limits vehicle! ummmm I would have to build my own. I know way too Many cars way too well. They are honestly all junk. That's right, all of them.

My daily vehicle is 2001 Saturn L series 4 cylinder for fuel economy only
96 Cadillac Seville STS that I drive in summer months only. It's a SQ car front+rear focal krx 3 speakers,Alpine INA W910 Head Unit, Alpine DHA S690 DVD CD Changers (2),4ch PPI 4200 Amp, 2ch PPI A600 Amp,(2) 8"Kicker Compitition Subs, Audiocontrol (1) EQX EQ,(2) EQT EQ,(1) 4XS 6ch Crossover, Dynamat Extreme through out car on top of that Dynafoam
Dyna absorb behind speakers in doors and in subinclosers the subs have there own inclosers, stinger battery, Ohio generator 200amps.
Dream car: Aston Martin Vanquish

I drove a tricked out Lexis, but sold it so I could buy my ARC Ref 5 SE linestage and ARC Reg 150 amp. One must keep their priorties straight. :)

I'm getting around on a bike now. :(

2013 BMW 328i convertible(3.0L 6-cyclinder inline) and 2013 Audi A4 Quattro 2.0L turbo (daily & weekend). Really solid, nimble and tight rides both! In a few years, I want to get a BMW 335is or Audi S4/S5 or Porsche Boxster S - more fun but stil practical :)

While the 328i cont. and Audi A4 are quick, they're not very fast and powerful. A twin-turbo or supercharged 3.0L 6 cyclinder will do the trick. To me, driving is as fun as listening to music - in a different way though.