Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

My -64 Ford Fairlane dayly driver did get a new set of Hooker-headers (tube exh. manifoils)last week, and after some tweaking and some new cables (spark-plug) it runs like a scared dog. Watch out plastic cars!

1. '01 Nissan Maxima, 82K, black, non-BOSE factory sytem
2. 2005-2006 Infiniti G35 Coupe within next 6 months
3. Aston Martin DB9 or Fiat Dino Spyder

I drive English automobiles. My favorite is my [presently not very competitive] 1961 Sunbeam Alpine race car. But hey, a race car is a work in progress, just like an audio system.
The Alpine has more driving character than virtually all [affordable] contemporary cars. And it has something only the very exotic cars have today, namely style. For my taste, if it's not attractive, don't take it off the trailer. Were someone to give me a BMW Z convertible, I would trade it for something whose lines I like. And they drive very neutrally, which I do not enjoy.
If I could afford it, I would have a Bentley --not a 'Blower Bentley'-- but one of the enclosed four seaters from the early 20s, or an Alvis Special!

I drive 'appliance' cars.
Honda Element for me and a Camry for the wife. Both have inputs for the I-Pod for longer drives.
Sold my S-2000 'toy'. You couldn't turn it up loud enough to hear it over the engine when driving it properly.

My wife drives a Buick Park Avenue which we us as a family
car. We have an F-150 for pulling and hauling only. I drive
an '83 Buick LeSabre to work. (nice 'eh) I have a '69
Mustang Mach 1 428CJ for play.