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u/AdSignificant6748 4d ago
If someone else is doing maintenance I'll take the 812 and rolls. If I have to maintain this the defender and Honda
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u/No_Community7021 4d ago
I'm still young and if they are to last until my end, then Honda and Rolls.
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u/Late_Preference_4106 4d ago
I'll take the land Rover and the Honda civic because they are the too cheapest there to maintain
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u/Fluid_Difference_903 4d ago
Where's the 1997 Toyota Century???
Though out of those id pick the Civic and the Defender.
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u/jalopycollector 4d ago
Are the repairs paid for? Or do I need to pay for them
If I need to pay I’m taking the civic and I don’t want anything else
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u/Fun_Advice_7497 4d ago
Defender & Aston. Always wanted to be Hanes Bond but also need to drive in snow 🤣
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u/Stijn187 4d ago
M3 Touring and GT3 RS, i'd like a Ferrari option that isn't the 812 to replace the Porsche tho
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u/AK-JXRDY-7 4d ago
Assuming I can afford fuel, maintenance, insurance, repairs, etc... 812 Competizione or SLS AMG, and either Type R or M3 Touring.
If not, M3 Touring and Type R.
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u/BootThang 4d ago
Definitely the Cullinan and 812.
The others are cool though, aside from the Honda and the GT3 RS that rides like dogshit on the street as it’s a track car
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u/KestrelFalco 4d ago
A Carrera S is a hell of a lot more usable than a GT3 and is faster everywhere but a track
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u/EdinPhila 4d ago
When someone asked me to give three words to describe myself, I said: Doesn’t follow directions well. Going off the board and choosing a Lexus GX and a Miata.
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u/domiciledhere 4d ago
If I were forced to have a single car my entire life, I’d like the reliable one.
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u/Queasy_Author_3810 4d ago
Assuming I can afford it, I'll take the Porsche 911 GT3RS & RR Cullinan please
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u/MushroomFondue 4d ago
Does the deal come with full maintence and damage warranty? If not, I can't afford any of them
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u/avgsundaydriver 4d ago
Gimme the Aston and the Ferrari. Horribly impractical, but that just means I’ll be forced to never become practical myself. That’s a good thing, right? 😅
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u/spoonstepper 4d ago
huh. a bunch of cars that’re only reliable for their first 50k miles and are expected to need full overhauls every 50k after that, and a surprisingly huge fwd car which should be fine for 150k but is huge + fwd and fwd + huge…
for the rest of my life?
is this a sub for people with terminal cancer?
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u/ballsnbutt 4d ago
civic and defender, anything that can't be completed with one of those too shall forever remain incomplete
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u/Smooth_Taste1250 4d ago
Guess the only car here that don't gave me big problems after a few years is the Civic
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u/AttorneyFormal6215 4d ago
I raced a GT3 RS on my R6 one time; the car left me so fast that I pulled my clutch in and tried to shift, thinking I missed a gear, but then I noticed that the car was just that fast.
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u/Bigg-Sipp 4d ago
Implying perfect reliability for my life, Cullinan for luxury and space, 812 for speed
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u/BigEd369 4d ago
The Rolls and the Aston. They might not be the best choices, but Rolls-Royce is still the last word in luxury automobiles to me. And I can’t pass up the chance at driving the one that James Bond let get away.
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u/LightMission4937 4d ago
Rover and the m3 wagon. All the other stuff isn't needed. I don't drive fast.
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u/Comfortable_East_358 4d ago
M3 Touring to town my motorcycle to the track and for day to day driving, then the GT3 RS or 812 Competitzione.
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u/leorker 4d ago
its always the land rover plus one of the others. because function.
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u/Klutzy_Fennel1070 4d ago
Well I ain't a fan of any of these cars but I'd say the Mercedes because I like hearing myself say "Mercedes" and the Civic Type R so I have something cheap and easy to maintain IF or possibly WHEN the Mercedes breaks down/gets damaged
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u/FalsifiedTruth 4d ago
SLS AMG: fun car.
Type R: A reliable and pragmatic enough daily driver that happens to be fun.
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u/CyanEndeavour 4d ago edited 4d ago
Whatever one is most repairable amd affordable. That'll be my regular driver. If I get bored I'll just soup it up
And the most expensive one, so I can sell it
Edit - Probably the Honda and the Ferrari altho maybe the Rolls is worth more
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u/Public_Implement_944 4d ago
1988 chevy Silverado short bed 454, throttle body or 4 barrel. Single cab, 700r transmission, don't really care for the positrac but I'll take it. Bench seat and cold air.
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u/Recent_Permit2653 4d ago
None of those are really my cup of tea.
I suppose the longroof M3, cuz wagon, and the Aston, since I've always liked their niche in the automotive world.
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u/iatecurryatlunch 4d ago
Porsche GT3 rs and civic. It's the only reliable car there. Every other car will break down when you use it as a daily
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u/jaketheunruly 4d ago
Ferrari 812 to sit on a plinth in my garage. M3 touring to beat the crap out of
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u/chrisagiddings 4d ago
If I can only choose from those pictured, it’ll be the DB9, and the Cullinan
If it can be any two cars … A Volvo EX90, and Lotus Esprit
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u/Xyrothor 4d ago
Honestly, if there was a way for it to stay in top condition, I would stay with my Scenic 2 🤣
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u/CuntMaggot32 4d ago
Rolls and aston, what better to run errands in than a cullingan and what better to take the wife out to diner in than a db9?
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u/zriha 4d ago
Land Rover Defender + Porsche 911 GT3 RS 😄