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Offline danidmas

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Your imaginary family garage?
« on: 17-Dec-2007, 17:25:13 »
Imagine that you have to buy a car to carry the family (and the 2 dogs), a daily drive to go to work, another for your own pleasure (weekend drives, trackdays), you also compete in racing (single-seater, rallyecar, touring), you love classics and you've finally the car you felt in love with when you were younger, your wife needs a car to go shopping in the city centre, your daughter also needs a ride... and finally your 18yo son, that also needs a car because he studies some 40km away from home.

Said this, imagine you're the only one with money in the family, and that you've got to decide all these cars becaue none of your relatives have any idea of what a car is LOL! And imagine also that you have no financial problems, but that you're not Bill Gates-rich... so don't go buying 4 Paganis one for each member of the family :wink: Obviously - you would get to drive those cars from time to time... so be selfish! :P

What would you chose for each relative then?

To carry the family? Land Rover Discovery 3, gunmetal grey, black wheels, diesel, auto
A daily car? Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG, white
For your own pleasure? Ferrari F355 Spider, TdF blue, manual
A racing car? Seat Leon Supercup 2006
A classic car? Porsche 911 2.7 Carrera RS
For my wife? BMW 135i Coupe, red, 18in wheels
For my daughter? Smart ForTwo Brabus, silver
For my son? Volksawagen Golf R32, blue, DSG 'box
« Last Edit: 17-Dec-2007, 17:28:00 by danidmas »
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #1 on: 17-Dec-2007, 17:41:44 »
i love how you bought your daughter a POS! and your son gets an R32! LMAO

To carry the family? Audi RS6 Avant
A daily car? Audi TT
For your own pleasure? Audi R8 (V10)
A racing car? Porsche 911 GT3
A classic car? Alpine A110 1600s
For my wife? Audi A3 3.2 Quattro (it's what she likes!)
For my daughter? Mini Cooper S
For my son? BMW 135i
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #2 on: 17-Dec-2007, 18:00:07 »
To carry the family? Maserati Quattroporte (Not a Dog guy - Even If I had to have them they aint coming  :butt:)
A daily car? E39 M5
For your own pleasure? All these cars
A racing car? 1952 356 America Roadster
A classic car?  1967 Ferrari 275GTS
For my wife? E Class
For my daughter? C Class
For my son? E34 M5
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #3 on: 17-Dec-2007, 19:33:49 »
To carry the family? Audi RS6 Avant 5.0TT, mugelloblue
A daily car? Audi RS4 Avant,black with black optics and gunmetal rims
For your own pleasure? Aston Martin DB9/S Volante and R8 V10
A racing car? Audi Sport Quattro S1 E2, HB paint
A classic car? Ford GT40 with gurney bubble, gulf paint and
For my wife? Audi S5, red (possible S5 convertible?)
For my daughter? A3 2.0 TFSI Quattro, red (or own choice within reason)
For my son? S3 2.0 TFSI, black (or own choice within reason)

+ a garage enough to hold them all, decorated by snap-on tools.
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #4 on: 17-Dec-2007, 19:51:26 »
To carry the family? Touareg V10 Diesel or one of Audi's Avant's
A daily car? restored 1984 VW Rabbit GTi Callaway Edition
For your own pleasure? Zonda R
A racing car? Audi S1 or Lancia Delta S4 or Renault 5 Turbo, the list can go on and on for this one
A classic car? Porsche 959
For my wife? VW EOS
For my daughter? VW Mark IV Jetta GLI
For my son? VW Mark IV GTi
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Offline MartinR

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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #5 on: 17-Dec-2007, 21:54:16 »
This is a tough one. Uhm, possibly:

To carry the family? Range Rover 3.6TDV8 (lets think about the planet :D otherwise it'd be the Supercharged V8)
A daily car? Mercedes-Benz CLS63 AMG
For your own pleasure? Porsche 911 GT3/GT3 RS
A racing car? Ferrari F430 Challenge
A classic car? Porsche 356 Speedster
For my wife? BMW 335i Coupe
For my daughter? Fiat 500
For my son? VW Golf GTi
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #6 on: 17-Dec-2007, 22:28:58 »
We can't take dogs, I'm allergic.

To carry the family? Audi Q7 4.2 TDI
A daily car? Audi RS6
For your own pleasure? F430 F1
A racing car? Porsche GT3 RS
A classic car? Lancia Delta Integrale
For my wife? C63 AMG
For my older son? Audi TT 3.2
For my younger son? Impreza WRX STi
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #7 on: 17-Dec-2007, 22:49:04 »
To carry the family? Audi S8 V10 in black w/ tinted windows
A daily car? C63 AMG in red
For your own pleasure? Lamborghini LP640, red w/ black wheels
A racing car? F430 Challenge
A classic car? Ford Mustang Fastback
For my wife? 997 Carrera S
For my daughter? Mini Cooper S Cabrio
For my son? Honda Civic Type R (previous gen, not the current one)
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #8 on: 18-Dec-2007, 04:28:52 »
To carry the family? Audi C6 RS6 V10 biturbo
A daily car? Audi B5 RS4 MTM
For your own pleasure? Porsche Carrera GT
A racing car? Porsche 997 GT3 RSR
A classic car? Audi S1/Porsche 959
For my wife? Audi B7 RS4 Cabrio
For my daughter? VW R32 MKI
For my son? Audi B5 S4 Stage III
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #9 on: 18-Dec-2007, 04:41:51 »
Quite an imagination you got there Dani ;)


To carry the family? Range Rover with Twin Turbo V8 Diesel
A daily car? BMW Z4M Coupe, 6 speed
For your own pleasure? Carrera GT
A racing car? Ferrari F40 LM GTE
A classic car? BMW 3.0 CSL
For my wife? Audi RS6 Avant
For my daughter? Mini Cooper S
For my son? BMW 135i Coupe
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #10 on: 18-Dec-2007, 11:52:10 »
Quote from: danidmas on 17-Dec-2007, 17:25:13
And imagine also that you have no financial problems, but that you're not Bill Gates-rich... so don't go buying 4 Paganis one for each member of the family :wink:

Everybody buying Carreras GT, F40 LM, 959, Audi Quattro S1... LOL!

In that über rich case, my family garage would be slightly different:

To carry the family? Gemballa Cayenne GT750 Aero, black-on-black
A daily car? Porsche 997 Turbo, Cobalt blue, Tiptronic
For your own pleasure? Ferrari F40 LM road-registered
A racing car? McLaren F1 GTR Longtail
A classic car? Ferrari 250 GTO '62
For my wife?Porsche 997 Carrera 4S Cabrio
For my daughter? BMW Z4 M Coupe, 6-speed manual, Interlagos blue
For my son? BMW E46 M3 CSL, silver

Better now? :mrgreen:
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #11 on: 18-Dec-2007, 12:01:40 »
lol i kinda kept it in the spirit of dani's first post, "cheapo"   :lol: also a rather comparable list to dani's i think...

To carry the family?  Land Rover Discovery 3, V8, auto
A daily car? Mercedes-Benz CL 600 (midnight blue, white leather)
For your own pleasure? Porsche 996 Carrera 3.4
A racing car? Mid '90s WSC Le Mans prototype (dunno which one :P )
A classic car?  Porsche 356 Speedster / convertible (late '50s)
For my wife? Volvo C70
For my daughter? new Fiat 500
For my son? Golf GTi DSG
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #12 on: 18-Dec-2007, 12:07:15 »
Quote from: danidmas on 18-Dec-2007, 11:52:10
Everybody buying Carreras GT, F40 LM, 959, Audi Quattro S1... LOL!

Well, the thing we don't say is that we had to sell a son and our own kidney in order to buy these  :whistle:
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #13 on: 18-Dec-2007, 12:40:42 »
Here we go:

To carry the family?Maserati Quattroporte GT
A daily car?BMW Z4M Coupe
For your own pleasure?Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione
A racing car?Peugeot 106 Rallye
A classic car?Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV
For my wife?Alfa Romeo 147
For my daughter?Fiat 500
For my son?Mazda MX-5
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #14 on: 18-Dec-2007, 23:45:19 »
lol i can't get an Audi S8 as family car,need to have the discovery since i plan to have 5 kids  :mrgreen: otherwise i'd be stuck with a Chrysler Voyager :cry:
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #15 on: 19-Dec-2007, 00:03:44 »
To carry the family? BMW X5
A daily car? BMW E46 M3 CSL
For your own pleasure? Pagani Zonda F Roadster
A racing car? Porsche 997 GT3 RSR
A classic car? Ferrari 348 GTS
For my wife? BMW E92 335iC
For my daughter?Fiat 500
For my son? BMW E36 325i Coupe
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #16 on: 19-Dec-2007, 00:14:13 »
Some of you guys forgot to add a wheelchair to their kids cars... ;)
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #17 on: 19-Dec-2007, 05:47:16 »
These things are always hard to do because I am always changing my mind LOL

To carry the family?Audi S6 Avant (if I could get one here  :no: ) Audi S4 Avant would work too.    Both white/black with black wheels and trim. 
A daily car? Porsche Cayman S.    Black/black/black/black
For your own pleasure? Ferrari F40.    Red/black
A racing car? Porsche GT3RS.    Orange/black
A classic car? If I were super rich, Ferrari 250 SWB.    Red/tan.    If only moderately rich, Datsun 510 2dr built like a race car.    Flat black with black everything. 
For my wife? Mercedes E63 AMG.    White/black
For my daughter? Pink bicycle
For my son? Pink bicycle.    If my offspring want a car they can get a job and buy it themselves just like I did  :prr:
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #18 on: 20-Dec-2007, 08:25:04 »
To carry the family? Maserati Quattroporte blk/blk/blk/blk/blk!
A daily car? Audi RS4 blk/blk
For your own pleasure? 911 GT3 RS orange/blk
A racing car? Goup N Subaru STi, full rally spec to compete in the Rally America Series white
A classic car? Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV RED!!!! (or a Ferrari Dino, love them!)
For my wife? Volvo XC90..hey, it is what she actually wants! Purple
For my daughter? No daughter, just a young son, for him..a Lotus Elise in Green, his favorite colour.
For my son? Another Elise to keep the jealouosly at bay; this one in blue!


You know, this list would change with my moods, this list!!!! I want to ownand drive everything!
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Re: Your imaginary family garage?
« Reply #19 on: 20-Dec-2007, 08:47:17 »
To carry the family? Maserati Quattroporte III
A daily car? Ducati Monster
For your own pleasure? Lamborghini Miura Jota
A racing car? McLaren F1 GTR
A classic car? Ferrari 250GT SWB
For my wife? Audi A4 Avant
For my daughter? Hummer H1 so she will quickly learn parallel parking :D
For my son? Ducati Monster
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