That one car...

[Zane Wylder]

You always wanted to drive.

 

EVERYONE has that one car they've either seen, read about, knew someone had (Personally or at the office complex/on the block/etc.) that they've always wanted to drive and experience, but haven't yet for whatever reason (Like dealers not letting you unless you're actually gonna buy it)

 

Got a lot of cars, but to keep it simple, gonna list...

 

 

Mk2 TT RS!

 

Even before I owned a Mk1 225 Roadster, even before I drove a mk2 3.2 and was disappointed with it's jelly soft clutch, always loved this beast and would love to own one!

 

While I'm new here, should be picked up on I'm a manual guy, so it's Mk2 or Bust, even if Mk3 is supposedly better

 

That's my One car, how about you?

[balthazar]

Ya know... a Mk II drive could be pretty sweet- I think I agree with you there! Tho I think I"ll go with the Turbo-Drive. :D

 

[Zane Wylder]

4 minutes ago, balthazar said:

Ya know... a Mk II drive could be pretty sweet- I think I agree with you there! Tho I think I"ll go with the Turbo-Drive.

 

I'm not gonna lie, that's pretty damn sexy

[Frisky Dingo]

I'm fortunate enough that the dealership where I work has allowed me the opportunity to drive the vast majority of newer cars that I've longed for.  Ferraris, Lambos, Porsches, Astons, etc, etc. 

The one car that I just wish to drive more than anything is definitely a Porsche Carrera GT. It's my favorite car ever made, and there is nothing left like it on the market. 

[Drew Dowdell]

Those of you who know me know why this one will be weird...   I've alway wanted to experience driving a vintage aircooled Beetle and likewise a Corvair.

I need to drive a '66 Toronado just for the experience.  I'd love to own an '85 Seville and again own an '85 - '87 Continental.

[G. David Felt]

Always wanted one, but was in college at the time so never got to buy one or drive it. 1987 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe.

https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2017/12/16/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1987-chevrolet-monte-carlo-ss-aerocoupe/

This is a sweet clean fully loaded one with only 37K miles on it in Silver. I wanted one in Maroon, but I have seen these with an updated powertrain package from GM Performance that makes these auto's fly.

If I could I would love to drive this 1988 Monte Carlo that was modernized and highlighted on The Block website with a modern Powertrain. 

LS376/525 6.2L LS3 525 HP / 486 lb-ft of torque connected to a T56 Super Magnum six-speed manual transmission. These connect and cruise systems are just AWESOME!  

http://www.theblock.com/?article=cd21a687-34ae-4f7f-9b83-b8c840aae880#news

@balthazar I bet you would love to test drive this C10:

http://www.theblock.com/?article=dbb4f11c-e1fa-45f3-8c5b-0f1352896ce3#news

LT1 powered

[Drew Dowdell]

3 hours ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Those of you who know me know why this one will be weird...   I've alway wanted to experience driving a vintage aircooled Beetle and likewise a Corvair.

I need to drive a '66 Toronado just for the experience.  I'd love to own an '85 Seville and again own an '85 - '87 Continental.

Update: Fate calls.... I might get to drive a Corvair this week, though it is an automatic and I had hoped for a manual.

[Robert Hall]

3 hours ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Those of you who know me know why this one will be weird...   I've alway wanted to experience driving a vintage aircooled Beetle and likewise a Corvair.

I need to drive a '66 Toronado just for the experience.  I'd love to own an '85 Seville and again own an '85 - '87 Continental.

I've never driven an air-cooled Beetle, but have driven a couple of air-cooled Porsches..a buddy in Colorado had a '73 914 and a '76 911 that I drove a couple times each.  Fun cars.