My ultimate cars. Eco people don't read... (Top ten favorite cars)

Member Name: Tsportmat

Product:	Top ten favorite cars
Date:	17/01/09 (94 review reads)
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Advantages: Great cars.

Disadvantages: Can't afford them.

I have only just found this discussion section, and what better way to kick things off than my favourite subject - Cars!

I'll list the 10 cars that would be in my perfect garage, and if these were the 10 cars that I had to own for the rest of my life. Note that they are in the order they pop into my head, not preference, each one is crucial to my garage :P

Aston Martin One-77: As if a DBS (which would be here had the One-77 not been revealed) was superb enough, they release a 7.0 Litre, completely customisable, hand built especially for you Aston. I really don't think I need to say any more about why this is here, just look at it!

Hennessey Viper Venom 1000 Twin Turbo: I've always had a soft spot for American muscle cars, okay they don't go around a track, they drink fuel, but let's be honest; who cares! I for one could not say no to an 8.3 Litre V10 Twin- Turbo producing 1,100Hp and 1,490 N*m of Torque. It does 60 in 2.72s, does 200 in 19.6s and Hennessey claim "The fastest and most powerful limited-edition street car in the world." In a shootout it was quicker than a Bugatti Veyron in all categories, including being quicker to 200! There's a rather nice one in Snake Skin Green for sale.

Toyota Supra Twin-Turbo: Maybe it's too many films, but I love the way they look both tuned and unturned. Over 1000bhp is possible from that 3.0 engine when tuned, and is one of the ultimate street fighters, it was a close one between this and a Skyline, but this edged it.

BMW M3 Coupé: I would need a practical car or two in the garage, and why not make it a quick one? Stylish inside and out, mean look from the front, and of course, a great engine. You can say what you like about BMW drivers but there's no denying that this is a fantastic car.

Audi RS5: Will it ever be released? All I know is that the normal S5 looks beautiful, and I'd just have to have one, especially if it has a 4.2 Twin-Turbo like the RS5 is rumoured. Luxury, style and speed would be the order of the day when I was cruising in this. I like this and the M3 so much that although they are similar, I think it would be worthy to have 2 spaces in the garage with them.

Mercedes-Benz SL63 AMG: An executive convertible is required at some point, and the SLR roadster isn't really to my tastes. This fits the bill; it's comfortable, luxurious and has a 6.3 litre engine.

Caterham Superlight R500: If you're having a road/track car may as well make it the ultimate! Unbelievable power considering the weight, apparently a huge laugh to drive too! I want one!

Renaultsport Clio 255 V6: Just a Clio, but with now rear seats and a 3.0 litre V6 in the back for those occasions when you want a small car. No need to make it a slow one...

Dodge Ram SRT-10 Twin Cab: I very much like the ridiculousness of this truck (which is the fastest production pickup when stock). They are just enormous when you stand next to them, then you notice it only has 2 seats! And as the 8.3 V10 probably isn't powerful enough, why not whack a Hennessey Twin Turbo kit on it to bump it up to over 1000BHP, like the viper venom above?

Lamborghini Murciélago SV: Also liked this model in the LP640 variant, so when the SV is released all the better. Only comes in White as well, which suits me as I love white cars. There's just something about these which I can't help but like, and my collection wouldn't be complete without it!

I doubt you'll find this little write up very useful, but I enjoyed writing it, maybe when my Euromillions comes through (or enough people say my reviews are useful) I'll have them.

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