What do you drive and why?

Supercharged S2000 with full autocross suspension and tires; Because it is fun and from 6500 tp 9000 rpm very quick.  It is not as well balanced as my MR2 Turbo, but if driven carefully can make up for its lack of forgiveness with superior suspension design, i.e. No flexy unibody like the MR2, but way too much oversteer under acceleration, even without the blower. 

butchwillis,

Once upon a time, Ferrari made an audiophile leap and had SACD and DVD-Audio player in their car., It was 612. The stereo was made by....Bose.

@ thamilton1

Not surprising that a battery in a car that has been sitting around on lots for over a year is bad.

Hopefully the computer glitches were related to the weak battery and things will clear up with a new one. 

Cars and motorcycles have been a lifetime obsession. Self taught mechanic, started by taking apart lawnmowers, by age of 16 working on my own cars and motorcycles. I've probably owned over a hundred cars over the years, some of the more interesting were 1969 Camaro Z28, 1969 Dodge Charger 440ci, 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner which I dropped a 440ci six pak into. Mopars great engines, strictly straight line cars, Z28 nice all around car. Many Pontiacs,  always GTO's and Lemans Sports. A few Volvo's, unique personalities and great build quality. Always into British cars as well, many MGB's, TR6, always lusted after an XKE. Also, British car people the greatest, always good times at local meets.  Lucas electronics are their achilles  heel, modern replacement electronics make these cars very reliable. Also, many big bore sport bikes over the years, supercar performance at reasonable cash outlay.

Presently own 2000 Toyota 4runner, can't beat Japanese reliability, I've seen these with over 500,000 miles on them. 1970 MGB GT, 62,000 mile Hawaiian car, classic British sports cars make you feel like a driving hero even when you're barely keeping up with modern traffic! 2011 Mustang GT, modded to be more sports car than straight line car. Coyote engine is world class, just wish it had more of the chassis dynamics of recently sold 1989 BMW e30 325ix. KTM RC390, my little pocket rocket, amazing handling, sort of like classic British sports cars in that you feel like a hero while going at sane speeds, something the big bore sports bikes don't allow.

While we are at the subject of driving, what do you girls/guys think about AXPONA? Is it worth driving hundreds of miles, 13-14 hours of straight driving I think, to visit it? Is any of you going?