[f450]

Originally Posted by Sunil Som

If I had money I would haver the following cars imported :

1962 Ferrari 250 GTO
1955 Mercedes Benz 300SL GullWing

1956 Mercedes Benz 300sl roadster

1960's Jaguar E-type

I will continue the List............

Bit of a vintage freak, aren't you?

[rohitabc]

[cherishk]

My vote will go to Nissan GTR. On a lighter note I would guess after 10-15 yrs Maruti 800 or Ambassador can also be a head turner (rare = head turner)

[SirAlec]

That will definitely be Hummer H1 alpha in a ragtop.

[abhayshanu]

My choice :- Mustang GT 500

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[avishar]

My vote goes for a Countach.
Any of you agree??

[Mpower]

My first priority will be to get a car that makes my own head turn. That's why it will be an ENZO.

[Sunil Som]

ctd.


1977 Chevrolet Caprice




1965 Aston Martin DB5



1960's Aston Martin DB6



1969 Dodge Charger 440




1960's Dino 246GT



1958 Ferrari 250 California



1960's Ferrari 275 GTB4




1960's Ferrari Daytona




1936 Mercedes Benz 540k Special Roadster




1960's Mercedes Benz 600



1960's Ferrari 250 SWB



the list will be continued.

[sharanramesh]

Originally Posted by avishar

My vote goes for a Countach.
Any of you agree??

its one hell of a car, probably the best pin up of all time. if you ask me to imagine a supercar when i was about 10 - 15 yrs of age, all i could think of was the shape of a countach or a lotus espirit. evocative shapes.

but i will also have to agree with the previous post of a ferrari 250 SWB (Short Wheel Base), yes these are head turners in their own right. but there is no point when most cannot associate with it. Just something different will not make someone think twice. which is why my vote still will go for the Peel P50. its so painfuly different and unique, it will turn the most number of heads.

[krazyking]

I'd have to go for Nissan GTR V-Spec, probably something I'll actually even buy in a few years. Or the Maserati Quattroporte.

[vtec_turbo]

for me it would have to me the Aston Martin DBS. one of the most beautiful car's on earth and it would have to be in black.

[braveheart_77]

My choice would be Maserati Quattroporte and Mustang GT 500

[Sunil Som]

and more ..............

1931 Invicta Low-Chassis S-type




1936 Auburn Speedster




1936 Cord 812 Supercharged



1930 Duesenberg SSJ





1930's Maybach Zeppelin




1930's BUgatti Royale




1948 MG TC




1953 Chevrolet Corvette



1958 AC Ace-Bristol




1964 Ford Mustang




and yet more to come..............

[Sunil Som]

I have been putting up the list of cars I would like to buy, and they were are all Vintages and Classics ,the list hasnt finished yet.
I DO like some moderns also .So here goes the list

Bugatti Veyron




Nissan GTR


Aston Martin DB7





Mercedes Benz SLR McLaren




Porsche Carrera GT




Aston Martin Vanquish S (manual version)



BMW M3




the list will be continued

[syedhafeez]

There are many supercars which i would like to buy, but for now this are the ones which i like the most....
Merc SLR...


Nissan GTR...


Carrera GT in white