rrbnut

This question was posited on DriveTribe.com
While one might say, how much did I win, let's say under $3million Net
After paying debts, maybe buy a house, some vacation, funds for the kids, set aside for retirement,the rest to have fun with. Probably more than one, but my first one would be a brand new Z01 . Then, always having loved wagons, there is a 2000 Rolls Royce Seraph custom wagon to satisfy my unusual wagon craving.
What's yours??

ben dover

Maybach.

jim2527

Net? Used Grand Cherokee SRT

MRANT212

nist7

3M net win? That's too little for me to truly go wild on cars, cause most of it will be socked away to retirement/investing and probably get started on some investment properties. Maybe a cheap fun car like a C5 Z06.

Now if you're talking about a truly big jackpot win...like 100M+...then we're talking.
C7 Z06 (duh), McLaren 720S(hypercar level performance at supercar prices), Lexus LS500 (ultra luxury cruiser), Raptor (off-road and towing), several bikes, etc. etc.

Hemi John

GT40. The year depends on how big the prize $.

theandies

naramlee

Duesenberg Model J with the 420ci straight 8 with massive port work done >

NONN37

3 million in LA. probably get a 95 corolla and be broke in about 5 years.

Iceaxe

$3 million after taxes doesn't leave too much to go wild with, but with what I have saved already it would allow me to retire comfortably tomorrow if I didn't go crazy buying new cars and such.... so I'll pass, my curent Vette gets me all the attention I require.

sparky77

An FJ Toyota , Than look for a early Dodge Viper.

Stockvette03

Duane4238

How about a car driven by a chauffer?
Duane

7T1vette

Why would you need to drive after hitting the lottery???

The13Bats

I will sound so lame,

I would likely pursue a Frankenstein c2 i know of, purists would hate it but its just perfect for me 25 k
the rest of the $$$ i would fix up my place and help people,

So hey, if any of you hit mega money and want to buy me that patched together c2 go wild, you will get uber cool points

Richard454

I'd finish out my 71....and put one of these in the living room-The wife even said I could!!!

72downunder

3JsVette

A Mongoose Grand Sport, low tech, an aluminum small block, as light as they could build it with the only concession being A/C.

Mooser

Honestly, I really like the GS but since it's unattainable, the superformance would do nicely

But in traditional blue and white

doorgunner

I would be COMPLETELY thrilled to finish my '68 convertible project and then use the extra cash to tour the U.S.A.!