# your eternal vehicle choice...

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**Created:** [February 6, 2007, 5:58pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/your-eternal-vehicle-choice/24174 "2007-02-06T17:58:10Z")\
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**Post date:** [February 7, 2007, 1:34pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/your-eternal-vehicle-choice/24174/51 "2007-02-07T13:34:54Z")

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I was thinking about this while driving home for lunch today. I guess it depends on a few things.

1. Do I have to pick this car on my current budget?
2. Do I have to convert to a one car household? Right now we have two, one for me, one for wifey.

No budget and I can still have something else for the wife, 911 Turbo. Fast, fun for track days, has a small rear seat, and I can slap snows on it and drive it year round.

No budget and I can’t have a 2nd car, some sort of luxury SUV. Probably the Mercedes ML63 AMG. Still decently fast and it can tow my toys around with room for family.

My budget and I can have a 2nd car, my GTO. It’s decently practical, fun to drive, and comfortable enough that I wouldn’t start hating it after a couple years.

My budget and I can’t have a 2nd car, the new MDX. Again, room for family, can tow my toys, and somewhat fun to drive.

:tup: to this thread. Really made me think about cars and what I like about them vs what I need them to do.

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