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Rules for this one are simple....5 choices....but must be five different decades.  Must be generally recognizable as a luxury car.  A lotus Elise does not qualify.

That's all she wrote for rules.  A decade is 1960-1969, 1970-1979, etc...

Interested to see what you all come up with.

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2010 + : Continental GTC- I absolutely adore these cars, so easy choice. My topless driver's car of the group.

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2000's:  2008 Jaguar XJ Super V8 Portfolio- Because just look at it.

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90's: BMW E38 750- Greatest 7 Series ever made.

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80's: 1989 Lexus LS400- At the time, nothing else was even close. A total game-changer.

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70's: Lamborghini Jarama- This is a luxo GT coupe, so I firmly believe it should count.

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Luxury GT coupes absolutely count!

All of your selections were off the charts good...but that Jag of all things is pure automotive Lust for me!

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In the spirit of the challenge, I am limiting myself to just brands that are beyond any doubt a luxury brand.... otherwise I just keep posting pictures of the '66 Toronado.

 

1920s:

1929 Duesenberg

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1930s:

Cord 812

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1950s

The '57 Eldorado Brougham

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1960s:

1967 Eldorado (Surprise! :neenerneener:)

 

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1980s

1985 Cadillac Seville (this exact color combo)

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If a 6th car was allowed, I'd go with a '77 Lincoln Mark V

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That Eldorado is just drop dead gorgeous.  Love the photography in that shot also!

Cord is the one I would most want to own of that bunch.

Very fond memories of that era of Lincoln also.

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9 minutes ago, A Horse With No Name said:

That Eldorado is just drop dead gorgeous.  Love the photography in that shot also!

Cord is the one I would most want to own of that bunch.

Very fond memories of that era of Lincoln also.

Which Eldog photo did you like?

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59 minutes ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Which Eldog photo did you like?

The 67 was by far the best.  I am a sucker for cars of the era like the Eldorado, Charger, Couger, RS Camaro, Lincoln, et al with hideaway headlights.

 

Also have a fetish for all black cars so combine the two...

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1. 1930 Cadillac Boattail  V16 (since I already chose a Duesy in the other thread and Drew chose one here)

Since seeing the Great Gatsby a several months ago, the Black and White version AND the DiCaprio one, Im REALLY into 1930s cars as of late...that is why I recently bought a 1935? Duesenberg 1:18 from Greenlight a couple of weeks ago...

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2. 1957 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible Biarritz (so far Drew, we very similar)

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3. 1970 Lincoln Mark III4806250-1969-lincoln-continental-mark-ii

4. 1969 Cadillac Coupe Deville

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5. Bentley Mulsanne Speed

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1 hour ago, A Horse With No Name said:

The 67 was by far the best.  I am a sucker for cars of the era like the Eldorado, Charger, Couger, RS Camaro, Lincoln, et al with hideaway headlights.

 

Also have a fetish for all black cars so combine the two...

Cool.  That picture is one of mine that I took at a Cadillac party in NYC just this April

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6 hours ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Cool.  That picture is one of mine that I took at a Cadillac party in NYC just this April

Seems like it would be an enjoyable party.

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My list...

1920's-1930's-blower Bentley, 55 built-5 racing cars, 50 homologation cars...

 

1950's, Gull wing Mercedes....

 

 

1960's Iso Grifo.....even comes with GM power!

 

1970's, bicentennial Cadillac convertible, one of the last 200 full size Cadillac convertibles made...

 

I love the Jag F type, but it kind of has been over done in the Dream car garage series...picking an AMG GT S instead...

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Aston Martin Rapide S

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Jaguar XJ (introduced in 2009)

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E39 550i (90's

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Alfa Romeo 164 V6

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Citroen DS21 Pallas

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2 hours ago, ykX said:

Aston Martin Rapide S

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Jaguar XJ (introduced in 2009)

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E39 550i (90's

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Alfa Romeo 164 V6

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Citroen DS21 Pallas

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We used to Have Alfa guys bring out Alfa Sedans similar to that to our local autocrosses....that brings back amazing memories for me actually.

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1 hour ago, Frisky Dingo said:

@A Horse With No Name I feel like your list is really pushing the boundaries of 'luxury cars', lol. 

 

And here I was feeling bad about my Jarama pick. I had a 64 Continental on standby if it didn't work.

It probably is...but it is against my DNA somehow to buy or love a normal car.

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