DaddyFES

VW Phaeton (trash)
Mercedes CLS
Mercedes CL
Mercedes GL
Mercedes S Class Coupe
Audi Q7 (trash)
Volvo S90 T8 Inscription
Infiniti JX 35 (trash)
Acura CL type S
Porsche Panamara
Jaguar XJL

pedroelbee

First-gen S2000 in red: amazing shifter, super high redline, so much fun to drive!

Second-gen S2000, also in red. I added a turbo to this one, which gave it some much needed torque and sounded incredible. Still really miss this one.

CTS-V wagon with the 6 speed manual. Practicality without losing fun. This car was awesome: sounded so good, was incredibly solid and really well built. Added an exhaust and intake which really made the supercharger sing.




Since I love convertibles and Italian things, I bought a Fiat 500 Abarth convertible. It was such a riot: snarling popping tiny fun. I’ve never had so much fun driving slowly!




Continuing the Italian trend, I bought an Alfa Romeo 4C, which is a carbon fiber tubbed mini supercar. It’s Italian in all the best ways. I got a Giulia Quadrifoglio to join it, which sadly got totaled during the pandemic.






I currently have an Alfa Romeo 4C for weekends & track days, with the LC as my daily. We just got a Hyundai Ioniq5 as our first electric and I have to say it’s fantastic. Really easy to drive, quiet, practical and surprisingly fun!

Enzo954

What color is that Hyundai?

pedroelbee

It’s called Shooting Star, it’s a matte gray. (With gratuitous shot of the LC)

Zerafian

I havent really owned that much. I usually spend a few years slowly modifying them

2023LC500

I’ve had many sports cars over the years, but one stands out.

2005 35th Anniversary Edition 350Z. I was the original owner. I sold this 17 year old car in mint condition last summer with 67K mileage.

I loved this car…not the fastest, definitely not the most comfortable. It felt like driving a go cart…you feel every bump on the road. But damn was this car responsive and fun to drive.

jjf112

I was daily driving a 1986 928S. I needed something more reliable . It is currently for sale in OC, California if anyone is looking.

355F1

And I thought going from a 2017 ES 350 UL to my LC 500 was the ultimate upgrade!

Wow!!!

And welcome to the forum!!!!

Badhobz

NIce to see another BC guy here. Why you sell it man. 350z's are going up in price and yours has the makings of a future collectible for sure. NIssan's really lost their way recently (looking at you... R35 refresh) and those older Nissans are holding their values like no tomorrow. You remember when R32 GTR's were only 10k canadian? or R33's for 25-30k? or even R34GTR's for 50-60 (i thought it was too expensive). im kicking myself for not buying some of those before. S14's S13's are all too the moon cars now.

Roger92

Datsun 260Z
porsche 986 boxster
corvette C5
Lexus LC500H

NiceCars

To name a few (all but 2 bought new at the time):

• Several Porsche 911's/911 Turbos - Coupes, Cabs, S's and non, air-cooled and non (wish I'd kept the a/c'd ones)
• Porsche 928S4
• 2 MB S550 Coupes
• BMW M3 Coupe
• BMW M850 Coupe
• Corvette Convertible and Coupe
• 2 Ferrari 328 GTS's (wish I'd kept them)
• MB E55 AMG
• 2 Jaguar XKR Convertibles
• 2 Nissan 300ZX TT's

928GTS

LC500 is modern day 928. Sadly model Porsche no longer makes and have not made since '95 928 GTS.

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

some amazing previous car lineups here... especially like NiceCar's!

NiceCars

Thank you.

The LC just arrived and will be inspecting it etc prior to purchase today or tomorrow.

NiceCars

I luved my 928S4 bought it new at the time, it was white over dove gray with black deviated carpets etc. With all the great vehicles I’ve been blessed to have, I really prefer GT cars over sports cars as they offer the best compromise of both the sport and lux worlds.