Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

I drive a 1995 Ford Probe GT with a manual transmission. I love it. I hope you derive as much pleasure and satisfaction from your wheels.
It is a true sports car, a sleeper, and handles like it is on rails. I cannot believe how reliable this car is and the body style still gets appreciative glances.
In the future I will probably still be driving my 1995 Ford Probe GT. The body, engine and drive train are all in superb condition. I will probably get it professionally repainted just to be sure there is no underlying rust, etc.
I live in NYC and the mass transit is so good that a car is not a necessity.
If price were no object I would consider a Tessla.

Need a bigger garage.
This year we added two more vehicles.
For me a 1981 Toyota BJ 42 Landcruiser.
For her a 2011 Mitsubishi EVO MR.

My first post. I have read a bunch and will read more. Very diverse group.
I doubt that I can be called an audiophile. Must be some other term to describe me......maybe music lover........
I no longer hear distortion......because I no longer listen for it......too busy listening to the music!

I am a widower and have two cars.
For my grocery getter short range stuff.....a 2004 Retro Thunderbird. Only 32000 miles so it is in great shape.
For longer trips....a 2001 Jaguar XJ8. Again only 57000 miles, so again, in great shape.

I am building a system after being out of audio a very long time........I guess my choices of audio are more or less inline with my cars.
A NAD 7175 vintage receiver. Still looking for a nice TT.....and a brand new pair of ElectroMotion ESLs from Martin Logan.

I need to get back to reading.......A huge resource here..........

Southern

BMW 750IL way cool!!

i live in Brooklyn new york , and I drive a 1998 red bmw z3 convertible. Its very very cool/ Reminds me of my Yamamoto amp/