Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

OK, I still have my hot-rodded 2006 Mustang GT convertible (Whipple Supercharger et al), but as I get older I needed something besides a truck so I sold my old truck and bought a Mercedes e350 convertible. Yeah, it's a middle aged woman's car, I know. But man, it's really nice, and drives really well. I hate getting older.

Still driving the 2005 Toyota 4 Runner with 73k miles. I've kept this to pull a small camper to the Adirondack Mountains to camp. Also a 2010 Volkswagen Jetta Wolfsburg Edition. Lots of fun to drive this car. Last of the good Jetta's.

Update - 12 years ago I responded to this thread that I was rocking a BMW 540 wagon and thinking of checking out the soon to be released Cayenne. Well, the Cayenne was too boat-like for me. I did the crisis thing with a 911 for a couple of short-lived years. Had to have a Subaru Forester to do winter duty along with this. More recently, I wanted to go for the Porsche Macan but alas it was not released in time for lease renewal. Current ride is BMW X1 35i M Sport. Very happy with this as the drive reminds me of the E30 that got me hooked on the BMW marque in the first place.

In January I bought a 2007 BMW 335i. Just a lowly 3 series, but it is an extremely well sorted out car that is a hoot to drive. I have done a few "upgrades" to make it a bit better. I still have my Jeep for bad/winter weather driving.

Shakey

I want a 2015 Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack but am afraid to make the leap.