This is my 1974 GMC, thats just for travelling, I drive a smart car, and love it.

My father gave me one good piece of advice: You only go down the road of life once. You may as well do it in something nice.

I prefer luxury performance cars with AWD. I've had 5 BMWs, 4 of which had V12 engines. My last two cars have been Genesis G80s, current is a 2018 G80 Sport. Genesis is the new luxury brand of Hyundai. It's not as fun to drive as a BMW but it's fine and I don't care about brand or driving fast all the time (anymore). I lease as I change out every 2-3 years to keep up with the latest tech. Self driving cars cannot come too soon.

During my clinical internship in psychology, I learned that it is common for schizophrenics to drive around to relieve stress. It made me want to get a suburban. Next time I might get a full size SUV but I am unlikely to buy American unless the quality gets significantly better.

If I had the facilities and money to work on cars I would own vintage cars and restore them. However, I must be pragmatic. I own a Mazda speed; maybe not that practical, but it is fun to drive.

Big wheel monster jeep. At 5'8 I love being in tall large vehicles. Makes me feel safe and powerful, haha.

I'm currently restoring my 1970 MG Midget, She's called Lilly, She is being restored using recycled parts and she does 55MPG (British gallons). the CO2 created manufacturing a new car is worse than running an old car. They don't make them like that anymore.

From the list, I chose sports cars, but I also enjoy motorcycles and aircraft for personal transportation. I was a serious rider to the tune of 60k to 85k miles per year. Also logged a few thousand hours in the air. I like speed. I like freedom. I like challenge. I like precision machinery -- and if it breaks, I can fix it.

Enjoy my sport coupe.
100,000 mile/10 year warranty is why I opted for it, plus owned same manufacturer, but different model as trade-in.
The model was discontinued in 2016.
Will probably mod it after warranty expires.

I am a Honda Person. Small, affordable and relatively fuel efficient. I currently drive a Fit which has done me well on cargo space and the occasional passenger, while being fairly fuel efficient and fairly fun to drive. I prefer maneuverability to power since it is much more fun to drive in traffic and what note. I can't do an electric because I value my ability to drive anywhere and charging stations are not universal. My next car will probably be a hybrid as I am seriously looking at the CR-Z. I favor utility, so I stay away from luxury cars. I want a car that can take a beating and be useful. My car gets abused.