If Money Were No Object, What Car Would You Purchase / myLot

United States

May 15, 2016 8:50am CST

Here is a question that you can ponder. If money were no object, what car would you purchase? Would you go for luxury? Would you go for a compact, dynamic car? Perhaps you would like a car with all the gadgets and toys? Tell me what your dream car would be and why you selected it. I am still driving my Ford Focus. This is not my dream car, but it gets me where I have to go.

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minisam

@miniam (9151)

• Bern, Switzerland

15 May 16

I think i`d go for comfort, maybe a lexus will be fine.I had a boyfriend who had 27 personal cars,l thought this way was over the top,he was changing cars like people change clothes

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Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

That's a lot of cars. A Lexus would be a good choice.

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minisam

@miniam (9151)

• Bern, Switzerland

16 May 16

@zebra2222 Yeah, if money is not a worry then l sure go for something big.

Bluedoll

@Bluedoll (16770)

• Canada

15 May 16

I want a from car. Have you heard of them? If money wasn't an object though I would have many cars and use them depending on my mood, weather, where I was going etc or might even have a limousine. Why not.

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Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

You are going all out on this. Hey, we can all dream.

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scheng1

@scheng1 (24649)

• Singapore

15 May 16

I do not drive, so I do not need a car. There is no need to get a car since subway travels much faster than car during peak hour.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

We have no subways here. Mass transit is terrible. I don't blame you for not wanting a car.

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scheng1

@scheng1 (24649)

• Singapore

16 May 16

@zebra2222 We have many foreign talents working here. Many of them are glad not to drive in Singapore. In fact, they prefer not to drive. They either take company bus to work or they take the subway that allows them to get to work in less than 30 minutes.

wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

16 May 16

Would love to have a Tesla car. :)

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

17 May 16

Pretty good choice. Excellent car.

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wiLLmaH

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

17 May 16

Yes @zebra2222! It is a pretty and awesome car and saves Mother earth too

Jellybelly

@CookieMonster46 (13453)

• United States

16 May 16

I don't want anything fancy, I do need a car, so I would get a Kia Sedona

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

17 May 16

That is practical and would fit your needs.

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Jellybelly

@CookieMonster46 (13453)

• United States

21 May 16

@zebra2222 , it would get me around town, that is all I need

pgn

@pgntwo (22405)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

15 May 16

I'd put my name down for a self-driving one, that should kick a big hole in anyone's budget, and limit the possibilities for travel anywhere at the moment. I'd have to go for something family-oriented that's newer than what we have, and a smaller SMART car for travel to/from work.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

I'll never feel comfortable in a self-driving car. What if the car has too much oil to drink and gets pulled over for oil drunk driving?

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pgn

@pgntwo (22405)

• Derry, Northern Ireland

16 May 16

@zebra2222 Oil cross that bridge when I come to it... :)

snowy

@snowy22315 (209009)

• United States

15 May 16

I am not really into cars,,so I don't know. I liked the Honda Fit...which is not really a glam car at all, but it has a hatchback which I like, and great gas mileage. I would want a car that has a sun roof for sure though.. I would have it custom made if the car didn't come with one.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

Honda's are very reliable.

Blondie2222

@Blondie2222 (28610)

• United States

16 May 16

I've been dreaming of owning a hummer one day, i know a few people that have one and love those vehicles.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

17 May 16

It's a good, useful car to own.

Toni

@toniganzon (77223)

• Philippines

15 May 16

I have driven several cars, but there's one car that I really like and it can be a little expensive in this country considering that it's a really small car. I wish to own a mini cooper. Nothing fancy, not that luxurious and it's too small. But I like how cute it is. And I know I'm gonna have it someday.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

I haven't seen this car, but it sounds ideal.

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Toni

@toniganzon (77223)

• Philippines

16 May 16

@zebra2222 it's a European car.

thatsjvl

@jvincent_129 (4994)

• Philippines

15 May 16

I like the honda civic 2016. Great looking car.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

The Honda Civic definitely would be a good choice. Extremely reliable.

Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (56322)

• Canada

15 May 16

My husband and I recently had this very discussion between us. And we both agreed that the most reliable cars we've ever owned have been Chevys so regardless of how much I have to spend, I would stick with this maker because for us, they are tried and true. We've tried others but were disappointed.

Steve West

@zebra2222 (5268)

• United States

16 May 16

I've had a Chevy before. Good choice.

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Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (56322)

• Canada

16 May 16

@zebra2222 We used to try to get 200,000 km's from a vehicle, but the last 2 Chevy's that we've owned we sold when they reached that mark because we were afraid of them dying on us and leaving us stranded. They keep on going and that is a good thing. And the purchase price isn't overly expensive for the reliability that you get.