Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Sometimes I think I shouuld take redkiwi's advice and use more public transport (except Rochester is sorely lacking), or hop on my bicycle :D

1) My daily driver is a Honda Element EX (5-spd). I also am restoring / upgrading a 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo (approx 480hp) as a fun/weekend/track car.

2) I'm considering trading the Element for a Lancer EVO RS (basically a stripped down street-legal rally car hehe). That, or something I can trailer the porsche with, but if I totally take it off the street I know I'll want something fun for the nice days, perhaps an S2000 or Boxter?

3) If money was no object, I think I'd have a Pagani Zonda and a mint Ferarri F40. If money was LESS of an object, I'd 'settle' for a Porsche 996 GT3 Cup Car (the race version), and a nice tow-vehicle and trailer :P

1. Daily Driver is a Mercedes C240 wagon. 20mpg, adequate accelleration, the best overall engineering in the industry(see next paragraph), and quite comfortable too.

2. Next car? Probably another Mercedes. After surviving a head-on collision at 60MPH with a Ford 3/4 ton pickup truck in my little 190E with no personal injury but my brain(I am an audiophile after all!), I will NOT drive any other marque. Mercedes has earned my loyalty.

3. Cost no object? Probably the E55 Wagon if I can get one federalized or barring that a C320 Wagon. I like the practicallity of wagons. Wagons handle like automobiles while SUV's handle like trucks. In addition, you can transport beefy amplifiers and other big audio gear in the trunk when they need to be moved.

BMW 330i
Acura TL Type S

I drive a ford ranger thats almost paid for,when its paid off Ill have that much more to spend on music and upgrades

Ford Explorer. My money is in audio and art