What's your Midlife Crissis car

I’m a man of simple tastes, so either a late model S2000 with a hard top, or a 1993 Mustang GT Cobra in the sexy af teal colorway.
Edit:
I may have misunderstood the thread meaning, I don’t own either, but if I were to have a midlife crisis and had the means, one of these lil darlins would be in my garage.

 

Signed up on Rennlist when I got the 996TT. Haven't posted yet, just lurking.

 

My new Tacoma is kind of a mid-life crisis car. I needed a vehicle for work and was drawn to the Tacoma since it brought back memories of my old truck that I regret selling - for an Altima of all things. I bought this new in 1994 when I got out of the Army. I think this picture was taken in the summer of ‘94. Driving the taco makes me think of it every time.

 

Since I turned 40, I've been through two F150 Raptors and now have a 4-door Bronco. The first Raptor was totaled and the second traded on the Bronco that I waited on forever. All fun vehicles to drive. Just bought a Tacoma as an extra vehicle and it's a great little truck.

 

You have excellent taste my friend, that 94 is beautful!

 

Yes!

 

I just purchased this last month. It's the base model, but I just want to have a few smiles and don't need anything more powerful. Yet.
The JK in the background was last spring's impulse purchase. I'm not quite done my doors/top off foot on foot peg driving, but plan on selling it late this summer and use those funds as the "Cayman maintenance fund".

 

If money was no object:

1. Shelby AC Cobra 427
2. Hennessy Viper
3. Dodge Challenger Redeye

 

Age 36 I bought a used corvette. Had it for a few months and had fun. Wasn't practical for my needs and sold it.

 

I guess I'm a bit odd, my mid 40's crisis car was a '96 Jag XJ6. It looked like a sedan, but it drove like a sports car

 

My friend is thinking about selling one of my dream cars. He has a 2004 E46 M3. One issue next month we are remodeling our house.

 

While that would be pretty awesome, a mechanic I know told me, if you can't afford a new BMW, you certainly cannot afford a used one!

Cheers!

 

If you're not already a member, join Porsche Club of America. It's only $40ish a year and worth it if only for the magazine. My region has great social events and membership gets you discounts at places like Pelican Parts, etc.

https://www.pca.org/

 

I took my 991.1 to the dealer which is something I almost never do because they’re high on crack and charge ungodly labor rates, but I needed some hard to find screws and I wanted to make sure they fit and they just offered to buy it for $65,000 even though it has 140,000 miles on it and a clapped out racing suspension. from what it sounds like you can’t buy a new 911.

 

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my first car was a 73 Camaro LT. 350

 

I’m doing midlife crisis wrong. I’m just buying Milwaukee tools and accessories.

 

I’m doing woodworking, so I went the Festool route.

 

Just added this guy to the collection. After a initial ride it needs a bottom end.

 

Last call scat pack

 

Funny that I came across this thread as I was thinking about this over the weekend. As of now, I have three vehicles in my mind as a MLC buy:

-Ford HD250/350, white, 4x4, double cab, long-bed, dually.
-Ferrari (not sure about the model.)
-Some type of Hot-Rod with a V-8 engine and a carb, thus NO COMPUTERS on board.