So you just won a billion in the lottery. What watch do you buy?

[natoCaptain]

Dang, that's a nice car collection I'd put my stamp of automotive approval under. My only changes would be the two Countachs. Yes, I admit I had a Countach poster above my teenager bed, but somehow lost appreciation for the design for some reason.

So I would replace them with a BMW Z8 and a serious US vintage muscle car: A 1960s Shelby Mustang (e.g. GT500 Super Snake) or something similar. I have little love for American brands otherwise, but fat and high-powered 1960s and early 70s muscle cars tickle my fancy a lot!



Driving this car while wearing this super rare Speedmaster Ref. 2915-1 that was auctioned for $3.4M:



Now that combination right there would be my idea of a "billionaire style"!

[JoeyZ]

Dang, that's a nice car collection I'd put my stamp of automotive approval under. My only changes would be the two Countachs. Yes, I admit I had a Countach poster above my teenager bed, but somehow lost appreciation for the design for some reason.

So I would replace them with a BMW Z8 and a serious US vintage muscle car: A 1960s Shelby Mustang (e.g. GT500 Super Snake) or something similar. I have little love for American brands otherwise, but fat and high-powered 1960s and early 70s muscle cars tickle my fancy a lot!



Driving this car while wearing this super rare Speedmaster Ref. 2915-1 that was auctioned for $3.4M:



Now that combination right there would be my idea of a "billionaire style"!

A colleague of mine in the early 1990s had this exact Mustang fastback. Everyone said he was crazy for spending $19,000 on it. (Bought it from original owner!) It now sits in the garage at his house, which is worth less than the Mustang...

As for the Countach, I agree some of them are not as sexy as they once seemed, but that 1973 with no rear wing still makes me salivate...

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I would also get a Jalpa and a Miura, and a 69 Ferrari GTO, but I didn't wanna come off as greedy...lol.