Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

1. 1970 Olds 442 convertible
2. 1997 Ford Mustang Cobra

AMC Pacer for it's smooth lines and high resale value

Ford Pinto with custom gasoline tank

Chevy Vega 500,000 MILES!!!!!!!!!! No rust

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Buick Regal because it is quiet and smooth. I buy them new and run them until they die, usually at 300k. I have had three over the last 15 years and will probably get another. I don't fit the demographic, only 40 years old. Phil Brady.

Walk; and, when the legs can't take it, I take the wife's 35th Anniversary Mustang GT, one of only 5000 made -- Customized cpu software, Flow Master w/ H-Pipe, and K&N Cold Air Intake. I'd rather walk though or take a moped: Saved gas money = investment in bleeding-edge audio precision.

1: Beat up 2000 Toyota Camry
2: Same
3: Same

I live in NYC and do not want to deal with a nice car, as cars do nothing for me. My stereo costs more than my car for a reason: one makes me very happy and the other merely performs a menial function. Even if money were no object (which it is) I would still drive my banged up junky looking Toyota.