Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Needing the space to haul around drums (to gigs and Vintage Drum shows, etc.), in 2000 I bought the last remaining new Chevy Tahoe Ltd. (the last version of the classic "square" Tahoe body style) available in California. Because of it's limited production (about 7,000 made in it's three year run), it had already achieved collector status, and used examples were actually selling for more than they cost new! I dropped it four inches and put on some nice Budnik 5-spoke billets, and plan on bolting a Whipple blower onto it's 350 small block to add about a hundred horses. I could have done it by now, but I'm back in the Hi-Fi game. Gotta prioritize!

I drive a 2003 Honda CR-V because winters in New England are easier to manage with AWD. I'm 6'7". The Honda handles better than any other SUV [that I can sit in] driving pretty nicely, all things considered. As an aside, my CR-V is from the period when its AWD was on-demand. That means that when I'm enjoying a drift through a corner and the AWD kicks in, I have to correct for the AWD after correcting for the drift: a very different approach to performance driving. Not particularly hard to manage, just different.

I love the bumper sticker "my other car is a broom". When time allows I vintage race a 1961 Sunbeam Alpine --no longer seriously but for fun. Generally if it speaks with a British accent, it's to my liking. The only reason I have a listening room, however, is that I simply can't fit in a Type 35 Bugatti without the jaws of life.

I'm still looking for a Series 1 or 1.5 XKE coupe. I've driven seven of them by now (well, two drop-tops) and just have to have one at some point, sooner, I hope, than later.

Daily drivers- 2009 Honda Accord V6 and 2012 MB E350 4 Matic

In the future? Plan on keeping both cars for the foreseeable future thought the accord is likely to go to a family member; the thought of an old 3 series convertible (E30) occasionally pops to mind 

Money not an object? 1- Bentley Continental GT; 2- 6x6 G wagon