If we're dreaming, why not a hand made Bugatti, probably somewhere in the high 6 to low 7 figure dollar amount, (depending on how you fully customize this beast).

Did I mention that it's all hand made and street legal...lol...

bugatti.com - Veyron 16.4

bugatti.com - World Record Edition

 

bugatti for me too....that carbon fiber one sold me...1200hp...yes sir....runner up would be the ZR1 or whatever the newest vette is...lol...

 

Money not a problem? Easy, the Mclaren GTR.
Perhaps the Greatest car of all time.

 

A lot of nice cars on this thread, but this has been my dream car since it first appeared in the movies when I was about six years old. I had a working model of it when I was young and this past December, I was in the spy museum in Washington DC and bought another model of it that sits on my night stand. Someday.....

 

you have fallen and hit your head haven't you? Just so you know...the last four digits of my cell # is 0007....lol

 

The replica Cobra in my gallery that I built had a VIN number I made up. The consecutive production numbers at the end where 007

 

you know that it was just sold, so were you there for the bidding??? LOL!

Mine would be the split window Corvette. Nah, take that back. the 1937 Cord. That to me was the most beautiful car ever made. In fact, I will say that I once bought a Dodge Mirada because the whole car seemed to me to be a Cord front end welded to exotic corinthian leather. LOL!

 

Pretty much any pre-war car, especially those built in few numbers would be on the top of my list. I am a sucker for vintage M-B's and possibly my all time favorite would be the 540K Special Coupe (but I would take the roadster)

 

After 911 corporate america began shutting its doors cutting off the loose ends and stopped taking risks.... This is not the place for politics like you have mentioned... I strongly disagree with how corporate america runs our country.... Why do we vote?

 

Hey Doc. I'll call ya in a few.
Dialing now!
111-0007. 112-0007, 113-0007, 114-0007, 114-0007, 115-0007, 115-0007, 117-0007...

 

Corporate America has it's hands on both political parties. The unions which are even more dangerous control the democrats. But corporate America does not bother me as much as the career politicians trying to tell me what to eat. We have the white house now telling me what I should feed my children. And we have the white house interrupting my favorite programs on television each month. The agenda pushing is what concerns me the most. I just want to live my life the way I want and not hurt anybody. What is wrong with that? To me they are taking away my freedom.

 

Corporate America has it's hands on both political parties. The unions which are even more dangerous control the democrats. But corporate America does not bother me as much as the career politicians trying to tell me what to eat. We have the white house now telling me what I should feed my children. And we have the white house interrupting my favorite programs on television each month. The agenda pushing is what concerns me the most. I just want to live my life the way I want and not hurt anybody. What is wrong with that? To me they are taking away my freedom.

 

You are right Blackie but,,,,,,,

Politics belongs in another separate forum here. This is a good subject to discuss cause it matters. Why not take this up there.

Thank you.

 

Its sick!! I agree 100 percent with you! The day I stop making this country my b1tch an it starts to make me its b1tch is the day i find a new country! I have a strong feeling that will be soon and the sad part is I don't feel like I'll be leaving much... It's a down right disgrace that so many men fought to their death to protect what this country has become!

 

Without question, since the age of 7, there is one and only one car I have lusted for:

The Last of The V8 Interceptors.
"You can shut the gate on this one Maxie, it's the Duck's guts."
"She's the last of the V8's..."
"Phase IV Heads, Sucks Nitro, 600 horsepower at the wheels!"
"Look at him! He's in a coma man!"


1973/74 Ford (of Australa) Falcon XBGT Coupe (Slightly modified by the Main Force Patrol)
Nice replicas like the one pictured run $50-75k. Not absurd, but perpetually out of my grasp....Someday.


One of the highlights of my life thus far was attending Ford's 100th anniversary in Dearborn with the Australian Falcon owners, and cruising Woodward Ave Sat. night in an Interceptor. Priceless.

Below is a page from Australian Muscle Car (an Aussie mag) with pics from the event.
I'm riding shotgun (on the lefthand side of the car.) in the black Interceptor, on our way to Woodward, in the center pic.
(with a replica of Milner's Coupe leading.)

 

The old benzes and dueses were gorgeous, but most of us here prefer something a little different.

For me, it would be a classic with a beautiful rear end....

1936 Auburn BoatTail Speedster.

 

I've already said the Cadillac, but this car deserves the recognition as a dream car and it would be in my dream garage.

Ferrari 250 GTO

 

The deLorean has always been my dreamcar. Given unlimited funds it seems like a wasted opportunity to get one of these but I would always kick myself for not trying. Same went for the Crossfire.

But with unlimited funds I would visit DMC in Texas where they can assemble a full new vehicle using parts they aquired from the original company. Turn key models sell for $60k. But I don't was just that, I want the BEST electrical components and the hybrid sports engine from a Tesla fitted and re-engineered to fit and power the deLorean. I also want an iron-clad extended warranty program that covered everything and would replace even the lamest picky issues I come up with, like wrinkles in the leather seats. And lastly I want the car and the program to be transferrable...forever and ever.

 

I love these cars too but the photo you posted is a replica.

 

It is getting hard to find a nice original that hasn't been turned into a time machine