Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

I just bought a Benz 2001 SLK 230 with 4512 original miles on it tuesday and drove it from Pittsburgh back to St. Pete FL today. 5613 miles now. Got 33 MPG @ over 70 MPH. I'm selling my 2002 that has only 61785 on it tomorrow. I love both cars, but I'll just keep the 01 and never have to buy another one again.

Current Daily drivers: 2011 cayenne hybrid s, 05 E55 AMG, 1996 911 C4 cabriolet

Next car: 2010 or newer 911 cab s

Money no object : 2012 Bentley GT with Reus tube soundsystem

2004 Audi Allroad, love the road handling, the extra power when I fire up the bi-turbo w/o paying for a V8, and of course, the extra room to haul bulky audio gear if needed.

Next car: Audi S4 or TDI (love the high MPG and great torque at mid revs).

Money no object: not made my mind up but for sure I will take up flying

This is easy for me:

1: Subaru Impreza WRZ (hatchback)
2: I'll keep my little subeeboo until it dies... And that should be quite a long time form now.... So I haven't really thought about it.
3: Lotus Elise, Evora, or one of the other beeeyoutiful Lotus machines.

I'll add a fourth category, what I drove in the past:
I've only ever owned three cars actually....
1. 1983 Mercury Cougar. (what a machine, a beast of an engine... And electrical problems galore ;)
2. 1994 Plymouth Neon. (a very nice, cute, cost effective car. It was also, it turns out, exceedingly easy to break into.... Or so I found out.... I wasn't the one doing the breaking in...)
3. 2004 Subuaru Impreza WRX. (although this car is now in it's 8th year, it only has 69K miles on it. By this point my Neon had well over 90k and was clearly wheezing. The WRX is doing just fine and I'm thinking of modding it... Yea, that's right! Why only mod my audio gear?)

2009 Honda Civic SI 4 door Sedan with navigation. A 190hp screamer.