Here Are Your Dream Two-Car Garages

Range Rover Sport SVR, Porsche 911 Turbo S.

Suggested by: Richard J. Auchus (Facebook)

A Rolls Royce Cullinan (in Malibu Blue, if you please) and an absolutely mint 1996 Kia Sportage. Use the Cullinan to tow the Sportage to RADWOOD meets, dismiss any/all discussion on any subject other than the Sportage.

Suggested by: Skipp

Lexus GSF to daily drive and a Mercedes SLS AMG for the weekend.

Suggested by: Miguel Lopez (Facebook)

959 as a daily, F40 for the weekends.

Suggested by: @G_Steel78 (Twitter)

Can’t complain too much about my current 2-car selection:

S2000 for the summer commutes and date nights, Honda Fit for winter, and family duties. Downside is that during the winter, the S2000 hibernates, so it becomes a 1-car situation...

Suggested by: dhj

New M5 Competition and 2009 Civic Type R Mugen RR.

Suggested by: JP Suhonen (Facebook)

I’ve just bought a Fiesta ST, the one you don’t get in the States with Lauch Control and an LSD and an interior that doesn’t seem like a Golf Cart. It’s a marvelous little machine and i think you don’t need any more car to have fun, i would pair it with something on the opposite side of things, comfy, large and offroadable, probably the new Defender would be excellent, obviously with steelies.

Suggested by: FelixTheRoman1997

I don’t seem to be driving daily anymore but for the car that I use most often. The 2015 VW XL Sport. Fast, fun and super efficient. Car number 2 would be something glorious from the past. I think a Jaguar D-Type would fit that bill nicely. As for a practical car? Pffft... I’ll rent when I need to carry stuff or have it delivered.

Suggested by: MarcBee

Ideally one EV and one fun ICE car.

1. Polestar 2 EV - probably my favorite EV today. Saw one in the real world a couple days ago, and thought it looked incredible.

2. Ford Bronco, base, 2-door - I cycled through a couple of cars for the second. But one thing I’ve realized after having kids, is you want to be able to take them with you when you’re driving a fun car. It’s a part of the experience. So my criteria became: an open top, manual transmission car with seating for four people. Could go mustang or 911- but I’d actually like a little extra practicality as well. So I guess it’s a Bronco. Quite a juxtaposition against the Polestar - but as a fun, but practical, second vehicle... I think it works.

Suggested by: TheWalrus

E63 Wagon And LC 500 (coupe or convertible).

Suggested by: SennaMP4

A long range ID Buzz and an 2015 Audi R8 with manual transmission. Best of the old, best of the new.

Suggested by: My Little Metroid