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6 Cars I Would Buy If I Won The Lottery

Dream cars of an aspiring automotive journalist.

Beau Branton
Jul 04, 2016
Maryville College
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6 Cars I Would Buy If I Won The Lottery
Beau Branton

Anyone who knows me well enough knows that I am a car guy. I can tell you the make and model of a car by the shape of its tail light. Like most people, though, if I won the lottery I would have to buy a couple cool cars. Here are the top six cars I would buy if I got rich:

1. Audi RS7


This is my dream car, hands down. This car can be driven like a super car but can also restrain three car seats. Who knows what the future may bring.

2. Porsche 911 Cabriolet


If you win the lottery you have to buy a Porsche, it’s an unwritten requirement. And if you’re going to buy one of the best sports cars the German's ever made, why not make in a convertible?

3. 1967 Ford Mustang


You can’t claim to be a rich car buff and not own a classic car, its another unwritten requirement. My reasoning behind a Ford Mustang is simply this: Camaros are for men who drink diet sodas, and Challenger’s are for men who don’t wear underwear. Well, I drink regular soda and I definitely wear underwear.

4. Jeep Wrangler


I know, I know…owning a Wrangler is cliché…I get it, but why wouldn’t you want an SUV that you can take the doors off, and take the top down? Here in Tennessee, every other car seems to be a Jeep Wrangler, and I’m just trying to fit in.

5. Lamborghini Huracán


This is the car that will get me the ladies. If I have money, I need to be able to show it; what better car to do that with than a Lamborghini? These cars are loud, fast, obnoxious and over the top…but I want one.

6. Ranger Rover Sport

Some may be asking "Why?" but I would quickly ask them back "Why not?" Land Rover/Range Rover is known for being the most luxurious four-wheel-drive SUV that money can buy, but I wouldn't dare take it anywhere off-road.

So, which car would you buy if you won the lottery?

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