Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Oklala said:
"2007 BMW 328 sedan for a little over a year now. I still find owning it exciting. My first "nice" car, it cost more than three times my first three cars combined. As much as I like the beemer, its not a Boxster. I purchased the used sedan over the coupe just save money for the Porsche."

Congrats on the 328.

The Boxter is nice, particularly the Cayman S, BUT you need to try the M3. It's an incredible performance car with a ton of civilization. Since you're into BMW now, give the M3 a try before jumping to the P.

Dave

Thank you, and definitely congrats to you as well.

Maybe I will test drive M3. I am sure its fantastic. I am, however, a Porsche fan-boy, having dreamt of owning one since I was a little kid. Plus, my Boxster test drive was a high high with eyes dilated - an ultimate go-kart experience in contrast to the BMW civility. I will test the Cayman, but it is hard for me to imagine the performance gain giving me a bigger smile than top-down joyriding. Have fun, Dave and safe motoring.

Cars? What are those? LOL. I drive Trucks. (actually, that's changed) Have a '02 Ford F250 Diesel for work and had (past tense) a '00 Ford F150 for regular driving. However, I totaled the 150 - now I use a Ford Escape for getting around.

1) 2007 Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab (daily) & 2008 SRT8 Dodge Hemi Challenger 500(weekends). 2) Sunbeam Tiger 3) Koenigsegg CCX.

A '96 GMC Sierra that leaks water right above the driver from the front window (recently silicone sealed), various custom oxidized vent holes (road salts) in places along the bottom of the cab (along with along the top of the front windshield), 215k miles, starts a little rough, doesn't accelerate well at all, but gets me from point A to point B the vast majority of the time. Has good rubber.