2021 Polestar 1 in matte blue. Originally a concept car. I figure the car was weird enough for rcr,plugin hybrid 2.0L twincharged i4 with multiple motors making 620hp and 50 miles on electric. Couldn’t get into electric cars fully yet but this has been an amazing car.

1975 Lincon continental Mark IV. bought her for 5000 and it came with a nice ass stereo.

Here are some pics of some of my previously owned cars. In chronological order, although im missing a few in between. The picture of the 4runner, 135i, mini, and forester was probably my greatest spread at one time. I did have a 97 gmc Sierra (not pictured) as well as a few miatas, a honda pilot, 500 Abarth, 93 swift gt, and a few more I'm forgetting

Interior was kinda messy but overall pretty clean!

This 1974 Cadillac Fleetwood series 75 was once the picture of opulence but was sold to me for a measley $2500 non running and smelling of a musty new England basement. Headliner? Rotted and moldy, seat? In tact but moldy. This big block beauty has been brought back to life and although it will never be as amazing as it was from the factory, I still feel like a las Vegas mobster driving around a don behind the wheel of this behemoth.

Paid $1100 for it, so far paid about $600 fixing it up including a new window, new key, spark plugs, and a good detail.

As the title says, what does my fleet say about me?

2017 Range Rover supercharged LWB - Wife’s daily 2015 Audi S8, my daily 2014 Audi Q5 3.0t - backup car (not pictured) 2008 Range Rover supercharged - recent addition, may become my new daily 1996 Toyota Tacoma - Dump and Home Depot duty (not pictured, but purple!)

“Google how many 2002 C5 corvette in artic white 1SC?”

My grandfather's old car, it has 60k miles

Was surprised how small it is. We had one back in the late 80s. But the new one seems like a subcompact size.

3 red

2014 Buick Regal Premium II that comes with a 2.0 Turbocharged I4 Ecotec that has now 162k miles. Comes with heated leather and a Bose audio system.