Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

1. 2001 Subaru Outback
2. Another one when that wears out.
3. I'd rather ride a bike if all things were equal.

What is the "typical audiophile"?

I remain,

Viggen, I want to put one of those outdoor speakers that look like a rock in my passenger side footwell. That or how about an array of ribbon tweeters in the headliner?

Marakanetz, I like your idea of a dedicated mobile for transporting gear. Even though I buy almost all my stuff on the 'GoN and have it shipped to me, I thought it might be a good idea to have one vehicle that can actually haul stuff.

1. BMW E36 325i (1993); just ordered a MINI Cooper (red with white roof and wheels).
2. ?
3. McLaren F1; Mercedes S500; BMW M5

A '93 Lexus SC300 w/ 124,000 miles on it. I'm aiming for 250,000 (2009 projected date). My weekend ride is a Kawasaki ZRX1100 (the Eddie Lawson Replica replica). If I had money to waste for something I really didn't need, but wanted anyway, I'd go with one them AWD MB station wagons.

I notice alot of people mentioning high performance cars, but virtually nobody mentioning motorcycles. For less than $12,000 you can get a 140bhp (actual measured horse power at the rear wheel), 430lb vehicle that will go 0-60 less than 3 seconds and 0-100 in less than 6 seconds. I don't know of any original equipment car that comes close to this level of performance.

1. 2001 Mercedes CLK 320
2. Above
3.I'd just like to get back my 99 Fatboy I lost in a recent marital parting of the ways:rebuilt engine with 90+ hp, Mikuni racing carb, thunderheader exhaust, all black and chromed out. I miss it even more than my 3 legged dog.....