"What would you buy?" Round 2....
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"What would you buy?" Round 2....
So.... Forum is really slow today (actually it's a ghost town), so it's time for another round of "Would you buy?"....
This time around, here are the rules:
GO!!!
This time around, here are the rules:
- Your budget is 100,000 in your country's primary currency (USD, CAD, GPB, EUR, ZAR, etc..)
- You may only spend this money on cars, trucks, motorcycles, aircraft, watercraft or any other form motorized or nonmotorized transportation.
- You may buy as many items as you can within the 100,000 limit.
- You must explain why you chose each item and for what they will be used
- Optional: Provide images, options, modifications, etc. for each. The more the merrier!
GO!!!
Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
I guess I will go first since it's my thread! My options below would make me a VERY happy camper!
Vehicle #1 (The Primary Daily Driver):
2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon (White with Black Dual Top)
Price: $41,025 (USD) including options
Options: 4.10 Rear Axle; 5-speed slushbox; Uconnect 730N Ent/Nav; Dual Top; Max Tow; Connectivity group; Air Con w/ Auto Climate Control; Heated Front Seats
Jeep OEM & Aftermarket Parts Budget: $7,500
Audio & Electronics: $500
Intake & Exhaust: $1000
Wheels $ Tires: $2000
Suspension & Brakes: $3000
Body & Misc: $1000
TOTAL Jeep Cost: $48,525
Why a Jeep? Because I love them. My best friend in on his third Jeep, and it's a Rubicon (2006). We have a BLAST in it! The 4-doors are for the rest of the family. There is no other 4-door convertible sport utility vehicle currently being produced (at least within this price point). There are a lot of off-road parks within a few hours drive of where I live (and for those of you who watch the PowerBlock on Spike TV, it's produced here in Nashville! )...
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Vehicle #2 (The Secondary Driver & Track Day Car):
2013 Subaru BRZ Limited (Satin White Pearl)
Price: $29,658 (USD) including options
Options: Chrome Fuel Door; rear diffuser; wheel locks; mirror with homelink; SPT battery Tie down and Oil Cap; a few other "little" things
BRZ OEM & Aftermarket Parts Budget: $7,500 (or will be applied to BRZ STi when it arrives)
Audio & Electronics: $1000
Intake & Exhaust: $1500
Suspension & Brakes: $1500
Engine & Drivetrain: $1500
Wheels and & Tires: $2000
TOTAL BRZ Cost: $37,158
Why the BRZ? It's the type of car that suits me. While I dream about driving a Ferrari, Lambo or some other exotic someday, I want something that I can have fun with on public roads as well as the occasional track. If there were an STi version available (rumored arrival is late next year), it would be on the list instead of this model. It's a 2+2, so I can still put two boosters and my kids in the back. ALL of the reviews (Motor Trend, Car & Driver, Automobile, Road & Track, Fifth Gear, to name a few) are raving about the BRZ (and the Scion/Toyota cousins) being one of the best driver's cars out there, and THE best under $40,000. Why not the Scion FR-S? I like Scoobies better, and Scion killed my Celica... I'm holding a grudge!
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Vehicle #3 (The Weekend Rider):
BMW G 650 GS Sertão
Price: ~ $9,000 (USD) including options
Options: Lowered Seat
BMW OEM & Aftermarket Parts Budget: $5000
Riding Gear: $2000
Parts & Accessories: $3000
TOTAL G650 Cost: $14,000
Why a BMW motorcycle? I've wanted a bike of my own for as long as I can remember, but I've never been in a position to purchase one. I actually have a motorcycle endorsement on my driver's license. I used to ride with friends when there was a spare bike available, but never had my own. Why a dual sport bike? I'm not a crotch-rocket fan, and I'm over the whole cruiser/custom craze. I want a bike that I can take on day and weekend trips using back roads and even the occasional dirt/gravel path. I'm not looking to do motocross stuff, nor am I looking for a freeway long hauler. What I need is something I could commute to work on or just save for a weekend run down the Trace!
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Total Estimated Cost for all 3: $99,683 USD
Vehicle #1 (The Primary Daily Driver):
2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon (White with Black Dual Top)
Price: $41,025 (USD) including options
Options: 4.10 Rear Axle; 5-speed slushbox; Uconnect 730N Ent/Nav; Dual Top; Max Tow; Connectivity group; Air Con w/ Auto Climate Control; Heated Front Seats
Jeep OEM & Aftermarket Parts Budget: $7,500
Audio & Electronics: $500
Intake & Exhaust: $1000
Wheels $ Tires: $2000
Suspension & Brakes: $3000
Body & Misc: $1000
TOTAL Jeep Cost: $48,525
Why a Jeep? Because I love them. My best friend in on his third Jeep, and it's a Rubicon (2006). We have a BLAST in it! The 4-doors are for the rest of the family. There is no other 4-door convertible sport utility vehicle currently being produced (at least within this price point). There are a lot of off-road parks within a few hours drive of where I live (and for those of you who watch the PowerBlock on Spike TV, it's produced here in Nashville! )...
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Vehicle #2 (The Secondary Driver & Track Day Car):
2013 Subaru BRZ Limited (Satin White Pearl)
Price: $29,658 (USD) including options
Options: Chrome Fuel Door; rear diffuser; wheel locks; mirror with homelink; SPT battery Tie down and Oil Cap; a few other "little" things
BRZ OEM & Aftermarket Parts Budget: $7,500 (or will be applied to BRZ STi when it arrives)
Audio & Electronics: $1000
Intake & Exhaust: $1500
Suspension & Brakes: $1500
Engine & Drivetrain: $1500
Wheels and & Tires: $2000
TOTAL BRZ Cost: $37,158
Why the BRZ? It's the type of car that suits me. While I dream about driving a Ferrari, Lambo or some other exotic someday, I want something that I can have fun with on public roads as well as the occasional track. If there were an STi version available (rumored arrival is late next year), it would be on the list instead of this model. It's a 2+2, so I can still put two boosters and my kids in the back. ALL of the reviews (Motor Trend, Car & Driver, Automobile, Road & Track, Fifth Gear, to name a few) are raving about the BRZ (and the Scion/Toyota cousins) being one of the best driver's cars out there, and THE best under $40,000. Why not the Scion FR-S? I like Scoobies better, and Scion killed my Celica... I'm holding a grudge!
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Vehicle #3 (The Weekend Rider):
BMW G 650 GS Sertão
Price: ~ $9,000 (USD) including options
Options: Lowered Seat
BMW OEM & Aftermarket Parts Budget: $5000
Riding Gear: $2000
Parts & Accessories: $3000
TOTAL G650 Cost: $14,000
Why a BMW motorcycle? I've wanted a bike of my own for as long as I can remember, but I've never been in a position to purchase one. I actually have a motorcycle endorsement on my driver's license. I used to ride with friends when there was a spare bike available, but never had my own. Why a dual sport bike? I'm not a crotch-rocket fan, and I'm over the whole cruiser/custom craze. I want a bike that I can take on day and weekend trips using back roads and even the occasional dirt/gravel path. I'm not looking to do motocross stuff, nor am I looking for a freeway long hauler. What I need is something I could commute to work on or just save for a weekend run down the Trace!
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Total Estimated Cost for all 3: $99,683 USD
Last edited by BiggLou55 on Fri Nov 02, 2012 5:42 pm; edited 1 time in total
Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
car #1(daily driver/track car)-world rally blue with gold BBS wheels
2004 subaru wrx sti.
price-21,000,
i've always loved the sound of a 4cyl boxer subaru..and the looks of one are somthing to die for in my opinion! and the awd is nice as well.
[img]https://u2sc.forumotion.co.uk/[/img]
extras-wheels and tires 2000
exauste-other minor motor upgrades-5000
total-28,000
car #2 (work truck)-black,
ford svt f-150 raptor
price-45,000
i like the looks of the raptors. they seem reliable and tough to say the least...love to have one!
[img]https://u2sc.forumotion.co.uk/[/img]
extras-exauste-1000
motorcylce(honda xr 650l)-red white
price-7000
ahhh what can i say about a honda xr 650l, well my buddy has one in real life and i love to cruise around on it once in awhile. such a smooth ride and great on gas..i love it.
[img]https://u2sc.forumotion.co.uk/[/img]
extras-exauste, rejetting and air filter-2000
total of all cost of a round number of 83,000
2004 subaru wrx sti.
price-21,000,
i've always loved the sound of a 4cyl boxer subaru..and the looks of one are somthing to die for in my opinion! and the awd is nice as well.
[img]https://u2sc.forumotion.co.uk/[/img]
extras-wheels and tires 2000
exauste-other minor motor upgrades-5000
total-28,000
car #2 (work truck)-black,
ford svt f-150 raptor
price-45,000
i like the looks of the raptors. they seem reliable and tough to say the least...love to have one!
[img]https://u2sc.forumotion.co.uk/[/img]
extras-exauste-1000
motorcylce(honda xr 650l)-red white
price-7000
ahhh what can i say about a honda xr 650l, well my buddy has one in real life and i love to cruise around on it once in awhile. such a smooth ride and great on gas..i love it.
[img]https://u2sc.forumotion.co.uk/[/img]
extras-exauste, rejetting and air filter-2000
total of all cost of a round number of 83,000
xXhpi racingXx- Junior Forum Spammer
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Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
Heres what I would buy:
2013 Yamaha YZF-R1
Price: $14,490
Reasons: I would mainly get this to ride at a track. It seems very dangerous to ride it on the road because a lot of people don't pay much attention (I know somebody who shattered almost every bone in his body in a motorcycle crash about 3 months ago), so I won't be driving it on the road. If the Aprilia RSV4 didn't cost 40K I would get it, but that is quite a bit over the optimal price range, so I would say that this is one of the next best things.
2013 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon
Price: $63,215
Reasons: It just seems like one of the ultimate cars because it can do practically anything - luxury, power, and definitely fun. It is pretty much the ultimate daily driver until it snows (maybe putting some different tires on it in winter would help a bit). What I like most about it is that it is 2 different cars - a comfortable, sensible daily driver, and a hugely powerful modern muscle car. On top of that, the wagon has quite a bit of space, so it is very practical.
I'm going to save my extra $22,295 for later because I can't think of anything else right now...
2013 Yamaha YZF-R1
Price: $14,490
Reasons: I would mainly get this to ride at a track. It seems very dangerous to ride it on the road because a lot of people don't pay much attention (I know somebody who shattered almost every bone in his body in a motorcycle crash about 3 months ago), so I won't be driving it on the road. If the Aprilia RSV4 didn't cost 40K I would get it, but that is quite a bit over the optimal price range, so I would say that this is one of the next best things.
2013 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon
Price: $63,215
Reasons: It just seems like one of the ultimate cars because it can do practically anything - luxury, power, and definitely fun. It is pretty much the ultimate daily driver until it snows (maybe putting some different tires on it in winter would help a bit). What I like most about it is that it is 2 different cars - a comfortable, sensible daily driver, and a hugely powerful modern muscle car. On top of that, the wagon has quite a bit of space, so it is very practical.
I'm going to save my extra $22,295 for later because I can't think of anything else right now...
beefsupreme42- I-AM-SPAMMER (Lou's Elite!)
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Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
i like the yamaha r1 beef, my old boss has the new 2012 or 13 i can't remember cbr 1000rr...things an animal dude
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Rickenbacker01- Senior Forum Member
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Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
Beef with the Shaggin' Wagon.
Kudos to you on your choice.
Kudos to you on your choice.
marmuttlebow- Club Co-Leader
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Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
A bit of a cop-out, I know, but if given $100k to only spend on vehicles I would have no choice but to invest it and patiently wait for the day I could afford a Ford GT. They used to average around 150k used, but apparently more people are realizing how awesome they are, as the cheapest you can likely snag one now is about 170. I had the opportunity to drive one for about two minutes, and it was just so f'in fun I became hopelessly in love.
Upgrades: Unlikely I could afford any, but if my investments really took off I'd hand my GT over to Hennessey and let them do work. Like 257 mph in a standing mile type of work.
http://rumors.automobilemag.com/feature-flick-hennessey-fettled-ford-gt-breaks-standing-mile-world-record-119273.html
Upgrades: Unlikely I could afford any, but if my investments really took off I'd hand my GT over to Hennessey and let them do work. Like 257 mph in a standing mile type of work.
http://rumors.automobilemag.com/feature-flick-hennessey-fettled-ford-gt-breaks-standing-mile-world-record-119273.html
joekorn- Club Co-Leader
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Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
yeah my dad had an '06 R1 but he got rid of it because it wasn't the best for his job... definitely a cool bike thoughxXhpi racingXx wrote:i like the yamaha r1 beef, my old boss has the new 2012 or 13 i can't remember cbr 1000rr...things an animal dude
beefsupreme42- I-AM-SPAMMER (Lou's Elite!)
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Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
There was an article in Car And Driver about a man that made a road legal indy car in michigan. All you needed was the back half of a kawasaki ninja and he would fabricate the front to look like an indy car. I think it was about 25,000 put together. I'd take that and A late 90's BMW M3. I could probably find one of those in good condition for 18,000. I think I would like to drive a unimog. The left over cash could go towards that.
B08MATH- Century Forum Member
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Age : 45
Re: "What would you buy?" Round 2....
1: Two race-prepped Honda Civics Si from Compass360 Racing. These cars raced in the 2011 and 2012 Pirelli World Challenge TC class, making them fully legal in the newly reorganized Touring 4 class in SCCA club racing. If the car raced by Shea Holbrook (my wife's favorite driver; her car was built by C360R as well) becomes available, pick that one.
$82,000
2: Two sessions of the Stage 1 Racing School at SimRaceway's performance center which is located at Sears Point, just around the hill from where we live.
$8000
3: Two sessions of the Stage 2 Racing School at Simraceway's performance center. This counts as the full Race School package for purposes of getting SCCA licensed for full racing.
$10,000
4: Getting to race in SCCA events with my wife in matched cars.
Priceless.
Total: $100,000
$82,000
2: Two sessions of the Stage 1 Racing School at SimRaceway's performance center which is located at Sears Point, just around the hill from where we live.
$8000
3: Two sessions of the Stage 2 Racing School at Simraceway's performance center. This counts as the full Race School package for purposes of getting SCCA licensed for full racing.
$10,000
4: Getting to race in SCCA events with my wife in matched cars.
Priceless.
Total: $100,000
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