One that costs very little to run,never breaks down, and does not pollute the planet. In a few decades all those gas guzzlers will be consigned to a museum anyway so dream on.

I would have a few
but a bentley convertible for day use - and if I could afford one - no way I would stay in England, definitely off somewhere to follow the sun

Here’s mine- a ‘56 Willy’s

Mini...(I have no imagination regarding cars)...

A black 1959 Cadillac two door hardtop with a black interior. I love those big ass fins. Nothing today rides like those old land yachts.

I have always wanted a 1960 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster...still dreamin’! As far as I can recall they only came in Gunmetal. Oops no they didn’t, just found this on YouTube....

A girl can dream...

I'd want a new, black , armored Mercedes, with tinted windows, a 7.62 coaxial mg in the bow, a side-by-side remote controlled AA/AT missile system on the roof, and a 40 mm machine cannon in the tail. Also, space for a .45 APC 'Chicago Piano'.

Bentley with a hansom driver sporting a Britanico accent

I really want a 79 Cordoba. I had one as a senior in high school. Hunter green, mint condition.

In the small town I live in, there is a 4 day car show/festival. Parades, car competitions, live bands. It's such a huge event, they will cancel school. Too much traffic, too many absences.

It's always near my birthday. An exciting way to celebrate every year.

This is my "car"....and he is spectacular. His name is Quinn.

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2002 CETA Trans Am, T-Top car. It only comes one way, fully loaded WS.6 with Collectors Yellow paint and purple graphics. So dreamy.

1950 mercury coup are car I tracked down bought for $1200 did a complete frame off restoration on and drive on a daily basis

Paid for!

I never cared much for American muscle cars, I think for a couple of reasons. While I came from a lower middle class economic background (and poverty was never far away) my parents were not culturally that way, if you know what I mean. They were thoughtful, refined in their humble way, self-educated. The muscle car crowd always seemed vulgar, loud and unrefined, valuing raw horsepower and noise over refinement. Perhaps because I grew up in import-friendly California, I liked Jaguars, Porche's and BMW's, as well as Mercedes sedans. I thought Corvette's of that 1970's era were gross.

The car I young-man lusted for was a Jaguar XKE. I still think it is the most beautiful car design ever. In their day, and even still today, fast.

'70 Chevelle 454 LS6

When I was in high school I owned a 1969 Camaro SS.

2019 Challenger, SRT Hellcat, triple black, convertible. Aaahhhhh - what fun!

An Austin 3000

Tesla model S

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70 1/2 Camaro with side pipes.

1967 Plymouth Barracuda Coupe, 383

Interesting...
My favorite would have to be the 1954 Plymouth Belvedere “Sniper”.