Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

whatever your daily, money-no-option choice is please, DRIVE IT SAFE.
i prefere new Kenworth for money-no-option on that behalf.

Harley Sportster to and from work most of the time

Twl....Gipiemme, Nisi, Nuevo Record....haven't heard those names in a long time. Now it is carbon fibre, titanium and ultralite clinchers. I am surprised how many AudiogoN members are cyclists....good to know.

...and yes, Onhwy61, I feel much safer driving in my NY than in any suburb. I might get cuttoff by a cab, i might be passed on the right but I almost never see anything sudden there and I'm always aware, calm and cool... My LA friend wondered to my ability not to pay attention to messy drivers and high density traffic. He said that he would've used his middle finger many many times already.
I used to drive for limousine service(the last my driving job was at Music Express) and i managed not to get neither traffic violations nor accidents for a hundreds of thousands miles i've roded back then.

66 Hemi Belvedere (original paint, original 19k miles) is my weekend beater. It has a Arlen Vanke prepared motor that dyno'd at 740HP on Ray Barton's dyno.
It's an original Hemi car. The serial number says so. The original motor, tranny and etc. are in storage. When I die I'll let the new owner worry about taking the car back to it's original configuration.
When purchased, stock, the car ran the high thirteens. We're in the low tens now and it does drive on the street almost daily.
Fuel costs $3.75 a gallon (112 octane) and that's buying it in 55 gallon drums.
2002 Buick LeSabre as an everday vehicle.