Dream sports cars

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Bodhi

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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #20 on: 1 Sep 2025, 01:58 pm »
@AllanS, I like the current Mazda MX5 G20 Roadster GT RS :thumb:




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« Reply #21 on: 1 Sep 2025, 02:37 pm »
New MX5 is a great little car. No frills, no overly boisterous Nurburgring lap times, just a solid honest fun driver.  :thumb:

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« Reply #22 on: 1 Sep 2025, 04:33 pm »
 a couple of classics, more than enough HP for my needs these days....

     
        356 SC

       
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« Reply #23 on: 1 Sep 2025, 05:13 pm »
        356 SC

Honestly the coolest part of the 356 is the sensory overload aside from the looks. First thing you notice is that sound of classic mid-century sports car, but when you stop you get overwhelmed with the smell of the engine and it'll give you goosebumps.

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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #24 on: 2 Sep 2025, 08:58 am »
2024 Porsche 911 S/T in stunning Paint to Sample 944 Cobalt blue metallic



Bodhi

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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #25 on: 2 Sep 2025, 12:14 pm »
Team FJ-prepared Alpine Rally R-GT. This would be my dream Tarmac rally car. Here is a link to more info fyi - https://www.teamfj.com/rallye-2/



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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #26 on: Yesterday at 03:25 am »
I briefly owned this model in the 70's.  Sweet little Fiat. 


Bodhi

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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #27 on: Yesterday at 06:50 am »
Returning to the original intent of this thread. My ultimate dream sports car is the Gordon Murray Automotive T.50








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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #28 on: Yesterday at 06:59 am »
Ferrari 458 Speciale




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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #29 on: Yesterday at 02:32 pm »
I'm more than happy with my car... It has a top-end coilover suspension and runs 345/30/18 tires on 18x12 wheels on all 4 corners. On track it's a good bit faster than a 718 GT4 but not quite as fast as a GT4 RS.



If I was to buy a "dream car", it'd be a GT3R... retired race cars go for about $250k. Not sure on new, but I think it's around $1M for a brand new GT3 car.


Bodhi

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« Reply #30 on: Yesterday at 02:38 pm »
@DaveC113, that is a pretty wild looking Chevy Camaro with a lot of aero! Yeah the 911R is a really nice race car. The Manthey Racing guys know what they're doing 8). Other than club sprints and advanced driver training, the only racing i'd like to do is tarmac rallies. And for that, my chosen weapon would be a Team FJ-prepared Alpine Rally R-GT as I mentioned in an earlier post.

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« Reply #31 on: Yesterday at 09:36 pm »
I'd be pretty happy with any flavor Ariel Atom;


Bodhi

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Re: Dream sports cars
« Reply #32 on: Today at 06:07 am »
Bob, my dream street legal open wheel car would be a Bac Mono. I know there is atleast one detuned street legal F1 car you can buy if you've got deep pockets, but the Bac Mono would be a lot cheaper and easier to run.