The 3 Cars We'd Buy If We Had $50k TOTAL
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For this Extra Throttle House sofa chat, Thomas and James have posed a fairly difficult challenge for themselves. What is the best 3 car garage you could buy for under $50,000 combined? The rules are, you must pick a daily, a classic, and a sports car listed on AutoTempest, all while staying within the $50,000 budget. Thomas and James take rather different approaches to this challenge, so grab a hot cuppa and get cozy. We hope you enjoy the episode. SUBSCRIBE!
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Land Rover LR3 and Mazda MX5 and Porsche 914
2014 Porsche Panamera 2: 16,995 1992 Nissan 300ZX turbo: 22,995 1967 Mercury Cougar: 9,750
I'd save a little on the Sportscar to put towards the daily. Sportscar: ND1 Miata - 17k Daily: Lexus GS350 - 24k Classic: BMW 635 csi - 9k
2018 Civic sport hatch 16k 2003 corvette Z06 23k NA miata 11k
Daily 2018 bmw 520d touring xdrive £18k Sport 2012 Porsche cayman s 987 £22k Classic 1984 Austin mini shorty £10k
The main point that I've extracted from watching this is that James is basically already living his dream! Congratulations on all of your well deserved successes, lads.
He is living his 50k dream, not the DREAM dream...
@@yairgreen2633 lol for me, that IS the dream.
A dream dream can be 50k. @@yairgreen2633
@@yairgreen2633 happy is the man who is content with his lot
Daily: LS430 - 10k Sports: ND Miata - 18k Classic: El Camino - 22k
good choices but spending 10k usd on a LS430 is crazy
Why not an LS460?
@@noshariI’d definitely go LS460 if I was spending $10k
El Camino is my choice too, a man with class
I don't get a comina, but the other two are perfect!
Daily: Audi B8 S4 - $12500 Sports: BMW Z4 M - $17000 Classic: Porsche 944 turbo - $20000
lol B8 for less than 14k
Crazy that z4m is so cheap. In EU they are getting close to to 50k euro 😮
gonna need another 20k in repairs
@@zzzzzzzoooorrrroroooo M is not cheap to run, that is true!
Daily: 2017 Lexus is300 f sport $24000 Sports(argumental): 2015 Sierra 1500 $21000 Classic(also argumental): Acura integra $5000
Sagen’s wagon is a VW Squareback. In 1976 I got one for 6 clarinet lessons. We started our marriage in 1977 with my wife’s 914. Great car. No rust in Seattle. Loved that car - now I have a Boxster S.
More of this please. Used enthusiast cars we can afford
We can’t afford them, with content being made about them tho?
Sagan's wagon is a Type 3 VW squareback.
I screamed that at the screen
He obviously loved his air cooled flat 4s.
Came here to say this and you sir already did. Hats off.
So... I live in the north east, and it's "summer car, winter car, motorcycle" for my garage. Currently the collection is (summer) 98 BMW 540i - paid $5k, (winter) 99 Chevy Suburban - paid $500, put ~5k into getting it in shape, (Motorcycle aka. Sport + classic + convertible) 71 Honda CB100, 72 Honda CB360, 74 Honda XL250, and 85 Yamaha 750 - Paid
Being in the North East as well I get the summer/winter aspect of this comment!
My wife & I love your shows. We love the insights and just fun shenanigans you guys get into. We really enjoyed this show and it caused us to really think about this. Here’s what I picked: daily driver, 2018 BMW X5 - $25K, sports car - pick up a ragged out Miata for $5K and dump another $5K in performance upgrades to make a track car that is a lot of fun to drive. Which leaves $15K for my classic, which would be a BMW 2002. That was a lot of fun. Thanks guys. Cheers!
Having owned 2 discovery 3s and a discovery 4 and fitted 5 replacement engines between them, the idea of a reliable landrover is way too funny to me.
You had bad luck. Had 06 and 07 LR3 both over 210k and never touched the engines. Just a suspension pump on both around 150k.
@@garylind6464what if the opposite was true? You've had good luck? 🤣🤣
Jepp. When Thomas was talking about the most reliable Land Rover, I was thinking that's a bit like talking about the most chaste pornstar. It just makes no sense...
My mum had a discovery 3 and a discovery 4 when I was a kid. Both went wrong at the exact time the warranty ran out. Both kept going into limp mode and the air suspension kept going down and getting stuck down.
That zf transmission the lr3 uses isn't know to be reliable when it's wrapped in a ram 1500 body
James' Miata is probably quicker than the Boxster of that age 😅
It is _definitely_ quicker than a 2.7 986. An ND2 is competition for a 3.2 986 S. It doesn't sound nearly as good as either one, of course.
Every time I go back to thinking James is "just" a car nerd, he pulls out this weird (weird is good in this context) mix of film/series/retro-culture/ultra-nerd/meta/science comments and I am impressed by how far his knowledge and details of them goes. Please continue to be this approachable. This charisma paired with modern/retro culture is exactly what we need and drags us back to this channel. I would go miles to just have a beer at a pub with him.
Daily: 2020+ Volvo V60 T5, $28K cause wagons are the best. Sport: Acura RSX, $8K Classic: 1988+ Honda Acty Truck, $10K Remaining $4K for a turbo kit on the RSX.
Nice choice
Those volvos are unreliable though and with hogh maintenance costs
YES!! All the dream car garage videos!! Please do dream cars from each country next.
Maybe market is better? There's a LOT of countries and car companies
@@kakutasubeatsSecond this!
YESSSSSS THIS IS A GOOD IDEA
Great idea
I'd watch that stuff all day. All from the same country, three different countries, different decades, engine type (only 4s, only straight 6s, etc.)...
James guessing the 986 was an absolute delight to watch. Best part of the episode!
Absolutely loved this video, format and everything was perfect. Would love to see more of these in the future.
You guys are so much the best car guys. Entertaining, fun, illuminating and enthusiastic. Thank you
14:00 That is a Volkswagen Type-3 wagon (AKA: 'squareback') pictured next to Carl Sagan. Pretty rare cars. Build in the early 1970's and share the same basic air-cooled engine and transaxle from the Beatle, but with different cooling design.
It was called VW 1600 Variant in it's country of birth
Super cools cars! I own two of them, and it would definitely be my pick for a classic. I like them even more now that I know Sagan owned one
I had a 1973 240Z that had a tired motor, so I installed a fresh short block for a 260Z with a Cannon intake and triple 40DCOE Webers. Most intoxicating intake sound this side of a Ferrari Daytona. It was light and quick and I got a whopping 15mpg! Great memories!
Seriously good! You guys are often funny and entertaining but this one was beyond great. Please do more like this that those of us on a budget can relate to... to spur our car driving fantasies.
Daily: Golf GTi (MK7.5) Sports: 2008 Corvette Classic: Lotus 7
Daily - 2015 Hyundai Equus, $10K Sports - 2006 Corvette, $14K Classic - 1990 Nissan 300ZX Turbo - $26K
This is almost perfect
u can find those 300zx for alot cheaper. My buddy bought one for 10
$14k C6 is beater tier. Lower mileage manuals are $22-25k.
Just sold my 2012 Equus because of my job needs and I really think that I will miss it. Love the comfort and styling. Incredibly smooth engine too. Good choice.
Equus is a great suggestion. I would personally lean toward a 20-25k 08+ LS3 C6 and a cheaper Z32 but these are awesome suggestions.
sagan section: moon of mars. His wagon was a vw type 3
This is fun. Daily: 2022 Ford Maverick $25k Sports: 2000s Audi TT $10k Classic: 1950s Jeep CJ $15k
Modern Ford's tend to have a lot of electrical issues and they're the highest recalled cars, currently.
@@hhaste I've got a maverick right now and love it! On track to reach 28,000 miles tomorrow. Seems ready for many more.
Currently have a rav4 2020, Audi TT 2001, and focus st 2013. I’m pretty happy with our choices! Tt is still stock which is a shame
more of this would be great love when we have to research to meet certain criteria it even makes me think of cars that are under appreciated
Classic: Thunderbird Turbo Coupe Sports: Corvette C5 Z06 Daily: Honda Ridgeline + Yamaha R3
I'm 💯 on board with the sports and daily. 1st Gen Ridgeline is a surprisingly fun daily that has allot of utility. My dad used to have one.
Hard lineup- thunderbirds aren’t my favorite but you pulled it back 😂
Why not like a used SV650 or something? The R3 is really boring as a motorcycle.
C5 Z06 ftw
Ridgeline is a solid choice. May have to do a first gen due to the pricing.
Daily: 2010 Panamera S - $18k Sports: 2019 Miata Club - $23k Classic: 1983 Spider Veloce - $8k
Solid choice.
Respect.
Awesome list, but go s2 on the Alfa
Bravo!
A first gen panamera is a bad idea for a daily 😅
I'm just hyped the golf spec I own is mentioned in the video! Love the 2016 Golf TSI, have had it for 8 years now and its been there for me from high school all the way till my second professional job now. Just a fun car to push and carve city corners with.
James, you basically nailed it. I have an ‘18 Golf GTI, a Jeep Wrangler TJ, and hope to get a Miata next… this can be done in the $50k budget Wrangler just turned 25 this year, so technically a classic, but have owned it since 2001. The Boxter is tempting though, I browse them as much as Miata’s Really great episode guys!
Daily: 2011 Toyota Avalon for $11k - comfortable, reliable, practical, it’s a Toyota Sports: C5 Z06 for $24k - fast, fun, handles great, great sound, manual transmission Classic: 1996 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon for $13k - classic American boat with a 5.7 V8 and a big butt
I got a c5 z06 last year. Great car
Outstanding selection, especially that Buick
I WANT A C5Z?!?!?@!?@?!@?!@KLJASDQWELKJQWE
Id swap out that 2011 Avalon to a 100 series Land Cruiser and this would be an elite 3.
That buick better have the towing package
Daily: Lexus IS F - 20k Sports: Honda Prelude (4th gen, 2.2l VTEC) - 15k Classic: BMW E34 M5 - 15k
Prelude mentioned ‼️
This is the best list I’ve seen
isf for 20k? youre lucky over there. here in europe they start at like 30-35k ish
Love the mention of a Prelude! I had a gen 5 several years ago. Great car. I am curious, though…there is a E35 M5 out there for $15k right now? I need to start looking.
I just bought a 5th gen Type SH last year. Total beater. $2,700. I drive it to work sometimes. But man, you're talking a _seriously_ nice one for that kind of money.
I live in michigan. I have 3 cars, all paid off. 1. Lexus rx 450h ( best car i have ever owned) 2. Chevy silverado 4x4 with huge new tires. (Incredible in winter) 3. Scion fr-s (funnest car i have ever driven) I am pretty happy.
James, your picks are so funny to me because I not only would pick the exact same things, I pretty much did. I have a 2020 GTI and unfortunately just had to sell my NB Miata when I brought home my baby (congrats on yours too!) my brother and I both bought a CJ8 Scrambler (same thing but with a truck bed, old gladiator basically) to learn stick on when I was in high school. We never had any problems with the old AMC V8 but it was insanely scary to drive above 40 because it steered so poorly. I never knew we were such similar people! Love the lists guys
I promise I’m not obsessed with Porsches. 986 Boxster S - 15k Cayenne S/Turbo - 25k 944 - 10k Owned a 986 S and I don’t think there’s anything better for the money. I love my Macan as a one car solution but if I had the space for multiple the Cayenne makes a great daily.
Do you really promise..?? Those seem like top tier Porsche enthusiast picks 😅
@Viabhav6969 There’s something to be said about having similar tools or familiarity with a brand though; at least if you intend to perform your own maintenance.
I drove a 986 S and it made it to my list; it's that good. The Cayenne is the only objectionable choice here but I've never been in one. 944 is an interesting case because it's kind of like a Miata but harder to maintain...practical though. Interesting you can make this happen for 50k!
Completely agree. 986S is the best car I’ve ever driven.
I always love stuff like this. 1. I’d go for a manual 07/08 Acura TL Type S in kinetic blue pearl. 2. I’d need something practical so I’d look for a Pilot, Passport, 4Runner or even a Grand Cherokee. 3. My classic would be a Volvo 850 R. Something that’s fun and quirky.
That's a great list.
TL type S ftw
@@HankM56 Previously owned an 08 TL Type S in that blue. Loved it. It was an auto but next time I’d get a manual.
but the 850R also has the added utility of being dailyable.
@@2JZDestroyer that’s very true. I was thinking the sedan but the wagon would be pretty sweet as well.
Seeing the Golf first off the board as the daily brought some joy to my heart. 2016 Golf is such an excellent car!!!
Classic - Jeep TJ - $12k Daily - W210 E55 AMG - $10k Sports - C6 Z06 - $28k
Daily - 2016 Tesla Model X 75D - $20,995 Sports Car - 2002 Toyota MR2 Spyder (Manual) - $9,000 Classic - 1969 Chevrolet C/10 Stepside - $14,800 The last $5,205 I would use to upgrade to my preferred grill style on the C10, vinyl wrap and any other minor clean ups
Had a 2002 MR2 Spyder manual - one of my top three all time favorite cars. I tried to pick three cars I haven't owned, or that would have been an easy pick for a sports car.
LOVED this challenge! It's actually realistic; having $50k and enough space to store 3 cars is not totally unreasonable. Also, that 240 was gorgeous 😍
I love this segment. Real talk for real budgets.
Major props on the 240Z. Owned one of those many moons ago and it was fun with a great gearbox. And 1972 is the year; by 1973 the emissions regs were creating real issues (mine was a 1973). And getting one with no rust is a major coup.
Daily - Volvo V70R 6speed Sports - ND Miata Classic - E30 3 series
volvo would have a worse mpg than a miata lol
@@Iusniqa your daily needs to be comfortable not just economical, Miatas aren't terrible, but the Volvo is miles ahead in comfort.
@@desertsavagery Im volvo enthusiast, that volvo will drink like a v8, v70's dont have good turning radius so its quite hard to drive in small cities. The parts are expensive as well, even in europe..
James and a Miata! Someone EVERYONE saw coming!
smiles per gallon
So true, that one was so in your face. I'm prob getting a nd this year. Don't care 1 or 2, not much different when driving.
Excellent and interesting way to do an Auto Tempest ad and show how powerful it is. You guys are so very talented and creative!! And I love the 240Z pick 😁
Daily: 2017 BMW 530i $12.5k (77k miles) Sports: 1999 996 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet $17k (120k miles, *low mileage*) 1962 Cadillac DeVille $20k Total $49.5k
Love that VW Squareback in the Sagan video.
Golf is a smart daily choice. One of our daily cars is a 2019 Alltrack SEL, fully optioned. We bought it in 19 with 6,000 miles on it VW CPO so full coverage warranty for 7 years/84,000 miles for $27,000. We currently have 50k miles on it, clean car, no accidents ect.... Today it is worth 23k-25k.
I had a 2019 Alltrack SEL as well. One of my most favorite cars. Swapped a Golf R turbo in within the first 10,000 miles and kept it until around 135,000 miles. No issues, super fun, great in the snow with snow tires, loved it. Only reason I got rid of it when I did was because a vehicle I placed a preorder on came 2 years sooner than I anticipated.
My first car (bought in 1988) was a 73 240z that has been set up for club racing. Aftermarket aero package and carbs from a Jag XJS. Loved that car! There was a guy in town who was a Datsun expert who kept my carbs in sync (something that was required). I wish I had been in a situation to hold on to it and rebuild it.
For me I think I'd go with actually a similar approach: Daily - VW Golf GTI Mk6 (~10k €) Sports - Porsche Boxster 2.7L 987 (~20k €) Classic - BMW E30 325i (~20k €) Or I'd get a pristine Audi RS4 B7 and have a daily, a "sports" and a (modern) classic, probably some change left to keep that V8 running for a couple of years too (and yeah i know it's cheating to include it in the classic category as a modern classic, but i was in kindergarten when it came out so it's classic enough)
This was great. I love when you guys do videos like this. I'd love to see you do this with the 100k budget you were talking about. I think it would be interesting to see how your choices change.
If I was in a non snow environment: Daily $10k: 2015 Honda fit manual Sports $35k: 981 Boxster S PDK Classic meaning 25 or more years old $5k: 1999 Mazda Miata manual.
Gotta add about 100lbs of sound dampening but yes to the Fit.
@@TonyBasuro the 2015 didn’t really need more sound dampening
love these keep it up!
The best car reviewers, thank you making my life better. I am lucky enough to have my driving life sorted with an Elise and 86 for daily. James, I would have a mx5 over the 86 but I am over 6’. Would love a bike version of your program. Thanks again.
Carl Sagan’s wagon was a VW squareback. Similar to the beetle chassis/mechanicals I believe, but with a practical wagon body instead
Spot on!
Yeah, VW Typ 3 1500 ❕👍🏼 Was a little bit roomier as the beetle. Later came the Passat and Golf with front engine and fwd... but in the 60's VW had only rear engine air-cooled car's. Love from Berlin 🇩🇪 Ramsi 🙋🏻♂️
Carl's wagon is a VW Type 3 Squareback
I really enjoy this type of videos, so keep doing them.
Daily: 2011 Saab 9-5 Aero: 11k Sports: 2005 Lotus Elise: 33k Classic: 1988 Pontiac Fiero: 6k Some of GM’s strangest children
As a current Fiero owner, if you can find a nice 88 for 6K, please direct me so I can go buy it right now. Lol. My 86GT absorbs money like nobody's business. 😆
The sit down and talk videos are really enjoyable for us; you should keep doing more !
Daily: 2018 BMW 530i RWD - 19k Sports: 2006 C6 Corvette Manual - 18k Classic: 2001 BMW 330Ci Manual - 12k
I had a 2016 VW Golf. You described it perfectly: easy to live with and practical. It served me perfectly in my city days. and was fun (enough) to drive.
Firstly, I love you both SO damn much ❤. Secondly, I would take Thomas’ choices here 100 times out of 100 lol.
Very relatable topic. Add also a way to stitch together a lot of B roll and file footage into a fresh video.
Thumbs up for Datsun 240z, Bravo Thomas, Bravo! 👏
This was GREAT!! Loved this episode!
@extrathrottlehouse Suggestion, do a realistic/reachable dream garage with topics: - Sport (because you can daily a sport) - Hobby (whatever floats your boat) - Tool (for your daily needs and can't do with sport) My picks would be: - Sport = Jaguar F-type V6S - Hobby = Lotus Exige Sport 410 - Tool = Lexus TX
Just got a 2010 Porsche 987.2 Boxster for $20k. And already have a 33k mile 2005 CRV as daily for $7k. Left me $23k to restore a VW Bus in the future!
This is what I already have: Daily - '01 Dodge Ram - 2,500 Sports - E39 540i M-Sport - 8k Classic - 1968 Dodge Dart - 22k +/- a few $ for "upgrades" Sagan's "daily" was a VW Type 3 wagon. That 240 came with 2 SU carbs, that '72 has the weber conversion, huge performance upgrade.
How is the E39, is it comfortable, is it fast? I'm kinda thinking of switching my E46 to E39...
@@ivanivan4155i just bought an e39 540i/6. it's an excellent car. doesn't ride as nice and doesn't feel as solidly put together as my LS430 but the sportiness and styling make up for it
I had an e39 540i M sport 6 speed it is a fantastic car. More comfortable than an e46 by far and on the highway they feel like they could just keep accelerating forever. Would 100% snatch one of them in good shape. I currently have an f30 335i 6 speed which has a similar wheel base to the e39
@@ivanivan4155 I love it, the suspension and tires make it great in the turns (but it does sacrifice some comfort on rough roads). I should have added that it's a V8, not the 6, so it does have a decent amount of oomph. I did some small road trips in it and once you get going, the gas mileage is not bad.
@NewbombTurk. Other than my "classic" section (I have gone the route of 70's Honda motorcycles and a mid 80's Yamaha for my >30 y/o crew) we share a classic truck and the E39 - I love the E39. GMT 400 Chevy Burb for the winter. I thought there was someone commenting about E39's being a little rough on the road - I would tell that person to get the suspension refreshed. Anyway - respect to your collection (also being
This is straight up the content I want you guys to do please!!
My list Daily: 2009 Toyota Camry - $9500 Sports: 2008 BMW 135i Sport - $14500 Classic : 1982 Porsche 944 - $23000 (this one has been perfectly restored and is basically brand new across every area) $3k left over to keep the BMW alive ;)
The Extra Throttle House: Sofa of Intimacy is my favorite series involving sofas.
Daily: 2008 Lexus IS250 9k Sport: 2006 C6 corvette 25k Classic: 1990 FC RX7 15k
DAILY: 2014 Corolla S $13000 Sports Car: Used Caterham Super 7 $25000 Classic: N120 4Runner SR5 AWD $12000 or sigh a VR6 Corrado (would need an oil budget)
Daily: 2012 Audi A4 5-speed Sport: 1990 Mercedes SL 300 5-speed Classic: 1977 BMW 530 4- speed
James and I had very similar thoughts, I went straight to a Miata/MX-5 and Golf too Doing it in the UK on Autotrader: Daily: Golf GTI Mk7.5 - £18,000 Sports: Mazda MX-5 ND - £14,500 Classic: BMW M5 E39 - £16,500
Great choice on the 986. I bought a 2000, S, 6-speed. Purchased it for $8,000 and now is a $15,000 car (not based on appreciation…repairs). But love it…when it is not in the shop.
Daily: 2017 Audi A5 (3.0T) ~ $15,000 ~ 58k miles Sports: 2007 BMW E92 M3 Manual ~ $22,000 ~ 57k miles Classic: 1994 Toyota MR2 ~ $12,000 ~ 104k miles 1k left over for maintence
So much fun! Love it when you try to guess the other's choice.
Do more of these challenges!!! Especially when you have to pick actual sales listings
Daily: 2009 Toyota RAV4 Sport V6 - $13,500 Sport: 2003 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 - $24,000 "Classic": 1990 Buick Reatta convertible - $11,500
Daily: 2017 or newer E-Golf - $15k Classic: 1980s BMW 325i sedan - $15k Sports: early 2000 BMW z3 or Z4 - $17k I will keep $3 to rent a car for family roadtrips or a truck if I need to haul something, should be enough budget for 6 years car rental :D
DAILY: 2015 Lexus IS 350 ($13k) SPORT: 2016 Mazda Miata ($13k) CLASSIC: 1972 Datsun 240Z ($24k)
Daily: 2004 4Runner V8. Sports: ND3 Miata GT (manual of course). Classic: 1991 Mercedes-Benz 560SEL W126.
Heck yeah on the 91' SEL
This is awesome. Much more relatable than Doug and Kennan’s completely unaffordable choices for the average car enthusiast.
Doug has become extremely out of touch with reality. He calls the $70k Kia EV9 awd affordable. Last I checked the average new car costs $49k, even that is a ton of money if not making $100k+ (regardless of if the dealership/bank will approve you for more).
@@jakes5530yea I feel like he's letting out his ego quite a bit. He tends to trash on cars that aren't German brands like Audi, BMW, Mercedes, and Porsche. It's honestly annoying to me.
Daily: 3rd gen 4Runner - $8k Sports: Mazda Miata mazdaspeed- $15k Classic: 1966 Chevy C10 restomod - $27k
Great video 👏🏼 For £50k Sterling (stuff more expensive over here so that negates the exchange rate) Daily: BMW 540i xDrive 2018 - £20k Sports: Lotus Exige 1.8 2004 - £20k Classic: Rolls Royce Silver Shadow 1972 - £10k
Good list, but man I wish I could find an exige for that cheap over here. There must be more of them on your side of the pond. I looked at them like 5 years ago and couldn't find a decent one in the whole country for less than like $60k. I'm sure it's even worse now.
I’m pretty close to that now: 2012 FJ Cruiser (daily) 2006 Corvette (sports) 1993 Miata (classic)
Total shocker to hear the pick on a LR3. Just bought a 2007 myself for 10k CAD and am very pleased with my purchase. A set of new KO2 tires , thorough cleaning, some delayed maintenance and we have a fabulous vehicle that looks practically new inside and out, and drives so comfortably and is very competent in almost any off road situation. Definitely not fast or even remotely sporty but it rides so comfortably with that air suspension. Also picked up an Atoto P8 for about 200 that fits perfectly in the stock navigation screen location, so it even has CarPlay and a rear view camera.
Daily: R129 SL500(M119, the car I actually daily) , purchased it at $7.6k and 85K miles in 2021 Sports: SW20 MR2 (built for time attack) purchased at $7K with peeling clear, and door dings Classic: Jaguar XJ12-C (with a broadspeed replica kit, and haltech EFI) $2-4K with no floorboards. Money spent: $18K on cars Sub-Remaining: $32K Devoting: $10K each to repairs and modifications(time attack r129 and hillclimb SW20?)
Daily - 2012 Toyota 4 Runner - Will run forever Sports - 2010 Porsche Cayman - Will not run forever and the Porsche Tax is real - Hope and Prayers Classic - 1978 Triumph TR7 or Datsun 260Z - Just love them both
Lol on the Cayman. They're not the most reliable, but they're surprisingly easy to work on if you want to DIY.
Daily 957 Cayenne 14k, C6 Corvette 25k, 1986 944 Turbo with the rest. Love these videos!
Thinking of this was fun! Daily: 2006 Lexus LS430. Sports : Nissan 350z. Classic : 1968 Mercury Cougar. Definitely doable in 50k.
Daily:1991 Volvo 240 Turbo 11k Sports: 1987 Mazda RX7 Turbo 2 8.2k Classic: 1970 Dodge Coronet RT 426 Hemi 29k leaving 1800 for rotary rebuilds and gas :)
“Eskimo brothers? Well cut that” - I died 😂
I'm so, so happy they didn't
Porsche 928(1980s so like 20k) G37x (awd) under 100k miles and under 13k for daily. And a 2005 Cadillac xlr
couple of great guys in an awesome video. thanks! more off this!
Daily: 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis $7,000 Sports: 2007 Chevy Corvette $19,000 Classic: 1979 Chevy Blazer $24,000
Oh hell yeah brother
I loved going down the rabbit hole that was James’ choice for his classic😂😂
Daily 2013 Volvo xc90 17k, Sport 2015 Mazda mx5 10k, Classic 1995 Supra mk4 n/a 5sp 23k. I’ve based that on GBP and prices here in the UK.
This was tough trying to narrow it down, in fact I couldn't, so will have options Daily-2020's Subaru WRX/Hyundai Kona N $25,000 Classic-Mid 70's Dodge Challenger/80's RamCharger in the $10-15k range Sport-2001 Ford Mustang GT Bullitt $10,000 (my current car) But honestly, the Mustang is almost classic in age and to me would satisfy both of those categories so I would have a to change the parameters to Truck, Daily/Winter, Sport/Classic and my current setup is Truck-2018 Ram 2500 $38,000 Daily/Winter-2007 Chrysler Aspen $6,000 Sport/Classic-2001 Ford Mustang GT Bullitt $10,000 putting me slightly over budget. And when the truck is paid off I can upgrade the Daily/Winter to that Subaru or Hyundai
I have a problem so we own well beyond 3 cars, but I can tell you my perfect solution and we own all of these for about 50k: 2008 Mustang GT, manual trans premium, bought from original owner, paid $13k, 2011 Ford Expedition XLT 4x4, paid $5k from second owner (159k miles but in great shape and loaded with nav, heated and cooled seats, etc) and finally our 2021 Wrangler Sport Unlimited 2.0 turbo. Current market value is around $32k. Honable mention to the list that we also own and is brilliant: 2017 VW e-Golf SE. Absolutely fantastic, and if it had another 100 miles of range I might only drive that one. Another we have for executing "truck stuff" that is awesome: 2005 RAM 2500 diesel 4x4 quad cab. Also purchased from second owner, fully serviced, tows 15k lbs and gets 20 mpg on the highway. So, for just under $90k we have our perfect 5-car solution! Oh, I didn't mention our classic trucks...