Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Yamaha R1, with the stock exhaust in place for street riding, a fairly quite Suomy helmet, and I wear earplugs of course.
My weekend ski trip mobile/grocery/kid hauler is a Mercedes wagon. Good for hauling audio gear, too. Self leveling rear suspension can handle the weight of coffin sized loudspeakers, and giant tube amps.
Soon to be purchased car is a Nissan 350z, because I think the 370z looks like a catfish, and I'm cheap. But I'm also considering a low mile E46 M3, or a Porsche Cayman...but that will take away from the new motorcycle budget, tire budget, engine budget, track rental budget, skiing budget, and of course, audio equipment and record budget.

2005 nissan pathfinder le
Subaru brz
Aston Martin Vanquish

2014 Acura TL

2013 Porsche Cayenne S Hybrid.

Dynami 28, if you listen to your audio in-car at even remotely close to those levels, you will not have hearing long enough to worry about being an audiophile.
SPL competition in cars and good sound seem to be at odds to me.
(And I run class A amps, with 300 clean watts to double 6.5's in my door pods.)
I don't even get involved in the car audio thing anymore, because all the kids I helped to properly install their system are basically deaf now from "competing."

I wish the best of luck. I hope you wear hearing protection.