Sons of Taki Fantasy Garage: Jonathan’s $150K challenge
The first Sons of Taki fantasy garage challenge is fairly easy; three cars and $15oK in the bank. I was given the assignment to find an everyday vehicle, a weekend house/mountain bike hauler and a classic. For me it comes down fun, fast and purposeful.
The Everyday Car – 2013 Cadilac CTS-V Wagon.
Cost – $ 67,155
I picked the CTS-V Wagon because it fits my profession. I’m the Executive Director of a Community Access center. I need a car where I can load in a lot of camera equipment and get to shoots in rapid fashion but also go to meet with business partners, government officials and potential donors while looking as professional as can be. The CTS-V gives me what I need for my job: room, speed and class
The Weekend Hauler – 2013 Ford Raptor SVT
Cost – $50,885
While I’m a GM guy a heart, the Raptor fits my weekend needs of hauling around power tools, lawn furniture and muddy mountain bikes. The HP allows for quick trips to Lowes and the ability to sneak that quick Sunday morning ride in.
The Classic – 1969 Camaro RS
Cost – $29,900
I’m redeeming myself with the Camaro. I love the first generation F-Bodies and this RS in Hugger Orange does it for me. The perfect summertime cruiser for me with the hideaway headlights for cruise nights. This car can be found on the Hemmings Motor News website: http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/chevrolet/camaro/1484209.html
I agree with the top two, but the Camaro just screams “conventional” to me.
Clearly, I’d rather own an decrepit Alfa in a field.
Jeff,
How dare you diss the Camaro. I love Camaros (especially 1st gens) to no end. My love for them is up there with blonde women and British guitar bands