Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Been driving 4X4 Toyota Tacomas for 20 years, also Toyota Landcruiser FJ40. Wanted a new Tacoma but the gas mileage is terrible (both 4cyl and V6) so just bought a 2012 Subaru Outback, mileage not great but better.

As some of you know I moved to Oregon about 18 months ago and found a thriving audiophile community, surprising given the population. I've been distracted of late, I bought a Porsche Cayman coupe in July and the first thing I did was change out the entire audio system. Here's what I ended up installing:

Pioneer ABIC930BT NAV/CD/DVD/Bluetooth
Back Up Camera
HD radio module
Infinity Reference speakers
JL Audio Xd600/6 amplifier
JL Audio 10" subwoofer

I also went to great deal of trouble to install an Escort 9500ci detector/jammer.. as Sammy Hagar wrote "I can't drive 55" I have to say driving this car is the most fun I've had with my clothes on! Drive it like you stole it? Absolutely.

I live in Japan. In 2001 I bought a Suzuki microvan for about US $500, I still drive it. This "van" could easily be driven up into, and easily fit inside, most American vans, with room to spare.

Meantime, I've purchased Accapella Campanilles, Sonus Faber Guarneris and Minima Amators, Acoustic Energy AE II's, Entec subwoofer, Yamaha NSX10,0000's, B&W 805N's, a Luxman 509u, McIntosh MA6800, Chord64 DAC,a Manley Stingray with Mullards all across, a Mac Mini with Amarra as music server, an AH! Njoe Tjoeb, built my own Bottlehead Foreplay, and tons more of audio insanity, building four very different active audio systems in total in various rooms of my two houses, all wired with all silver Inakustik cabling...

Next car? Though I wish for a Lamborghini, it'll probably be another Suzuki microvan. I'm on a tight budget, you know...

2012 Volvo S60 T5 Black

2011 Acura MDX
Porche Cayenne S
not sure about a money no object car. I currently live in the mountains east of Los Angeles so all wheel drive, ground clearance and handling are a must.