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I got the idea from a segment on Top Gear. Don't think about this too hard. It's just for fun.

You're given $100,000. You have to buy at least one, but no more than two cars, to handle all needs and all seasons. You don't have to spend it all, but you don't get to keep what you don't spend. HappyGeek doesn't get to buy a sensible $20,000 Honda and invest the remaining $80k

New or used, doesn't matter. You can get a $99,000 Bentley and a $500 winter beater if you want.

So, what do you buy and why?

Mine's easy. A C7 Corvette Grand Sport for ~65-70 and spend the remainder on a 2014+ Chevy Colorado.

That's pretty close to what I plan on doing in real life anyway. Once I pay off my Vette, I'm probably going to try to pick up a Colorado. It won't be hundred grand in the end, but the logic is the same. The Vette is a blast to drive most of the year, and the truck will do everything else comfortably.

69 or 70 Chevelle SS ~ $40k for a nice one
2016+ GM 2500HD and a trailer ~ $40-50k

Honestly if MPG wasn't an issue I would already have a truck.

Focus RS, and a Raptor (:lol . I think they'd both be lots of fun to drive, the Raptor could be used as a daily, and for towing, and the RS would be the daily/fun car.

[quote=""Jeff V.""]I got the idea from a segment on Top Gear. Don't think about this too hard. It's just for fun.

You're given $100,000. You have to buy at least one, but no more than two cars, to handle all needs and all seasons. You don't have to spend it all, but you don't get to keep what you don't spend. HappyGeek doesn't get to buy a sensible $20,000 Honda and invest the remaining $80k

New or used, doesn't matter. You can get a $99,000 Bentley and a $500 winter beater if you want.

So, what do you buy and why?

Mine's easy. A C7 Corvette Grand Sport for ~65-70 and spend the remainder on a 2014+ Chevy Colorado.

That's pretty close to what I plan on doing in real life anyway. Once I pay off my Vette, I'm probably going to try to pick up a Colorado. It won't be hundred grand in the end, but the logic is the same. The Vette is a blast to drive most of the year, and the truck will do everything else comfortably.[/quote]

I'd take the 99k Bentley and then immediately resell it. That kind of money buys a house around here in cash with plenty left over to fix whatever needs fixed for the next decade ish

Us poor folk can't afford the insurance on it anyway, not to mention the property tax or 'usage tax' depending on the state.

I knew you'd find a way to suck the fun out of it somehow

$50k on a Land Cruiser and then another $50k on something fun like a S4, 340, Chevy SS, or something similar.

My list is different now that I have kids. I already have my Ram ~$50k. I would spend the other $50 on a gently used Hellcat Challenger or GTR.

Hmmmm. I kinda like the idea of a Hellcat Challenger too. Maybe get a Trackhawk to fulfill the 4 door AWD needs.

C7 GS
Kia Stinger GT
Ventum One
Ventum NS1

[quote=""Duck Vader""]
Honestly if MPG wasn't an issue I would already have a truck.[/quote]

Really?!? :ick:

[quote=""happygeek""]I'd take the 99k Bentley and then immediately resell it. That kind of money buys a house around here in cash with plenty left over to fix whatever needs fixed for the next decade ish

Us poor folk can't afford the insurance on it anyway, not to mention the property tax or 'usage tax' depending on the state.[/quote]

You're fired.

If I could do cars it would be the truck, Chevelle, and then either a Chevy SS or Stinger GT2

New Supra.




Hahahaha. No.

[quote=""Duck Vader""]If I could do cars it would be the truck, Chevelle, and then either a Chevy SS or Stinger GT2[/quote]

You only get two.

20 3/s and when it breaks just use a new one.

Lol.



Coop

[quote=""aaronatstate""]You only get two.[/quote]

LOL. That meant to say if I could do three. My first post still stands.

Damnit. Two.

A GTR and a Jeep Grand Cherokee with hellcat engine.

That’s prob a little over 100k. If so swap out the Jeep with ford raptor.


Coop

I’d spend the $100k on the garage itself.

Greg wrote:I’d spend the $100k on the garage itself.

I also think this is a perfectly acceptable way to build a home.

A full-on Cobra kit-car with 427 SOHC, a '67 Mustang fastback with a 302 Boss under the hood (gotta do some fab on the shock towers for it to fit) spend ALL the money on a max effort, and stay home all winter.

Based on a quick Google search your Cammer 427 and proper Cobra kit car would pretty much be your $100k budget...

Figures.