My Top 5 Favorite Cars Ever!

SUVs, Muscles, exotics, sports! It can go on! We love cars and trucks of all shapes and sizes. Surely, we love one car, but in our minds, we're building our dreamy car collection. I, too, have one favorite car. But there are other cars I like that I hope to have in my dream garage one day. So, In this article, I'll be talking about my top 5 favorite cars ever!

Number 5: Ferrari F430 Modena (mid-to late 2000's)

Hailing from Italy, this stunning exotic sports car defines beauty and beast. The beauty part is the sweet shiny exterior—especially with the iconic red color, sparkling rims that look like a starfish—according to my view–—with the shadow silhouette of the galloping horse, and soft comfy leather interior handcrafted to perfection. After all, Italians know their way around leather and they want to make the leather interior equally appealing as the car's exterior. The beastly part is its roaring engine. The engine resides in the back of the car. It contains 4.3 Liter V8 engine. Enough to create that sweet sweet vrooming sound that's music to our ears. If I were to own this car, the exterior would be black. I do adore Ferraris in red, though.

Number 4: Chrysler/Plymouth Prowler (1997-2002)

I want to say that I have never been so attracted to weird cars. This particular car is very different, yet unique. You just don't know whether to love it or hate it. I would call this car like the "avant-garde" of cars because of its representation of a triangle. So, it's basically a triangle on wheels. I don't like how it's a convertible; I'm not one for convertibles, but they claimed that there's an accessory for a hardtop... or something like that. The engine is a 3.5 L with a horsepower of 253. If I were to own one, it would take me a while to search one, but I do want one in black because it looks pretty menacing. Plymouth discontinued, thus halted, sales and production of the prowlers. Have we forgotten about this car? I have seen some prowlers prowling around the streets. To the committed owners out there who own a Prowler, kudos to you. Don't let it go. Hold on to it.

Number 3: Lamborghini Murcielago (2001-2010)

Again, we have a beautiful Italian exotic car in this article. How can we turn away from a beautiful car like Lamborghini's Murcielago? Sleek exterior and finely crafted interior. Let's not forget the 6.2 L V12 engine that makes this beast roar. Out of all the Lamborghini models, the Murcielago is my favorite one. Murcielago translates to bat in Spanish. Bats are one of my favorite mammals. Whenever I play racing games, I would choose this car.

Number 2: Dodge Viper (1992-2010, 2013-2017.)

Dodge's legendary weapon, the famous snake. I have been madly in love with this car since the '90s. Just look at it, it's glorious! It's like the gem of Dodge. What puzzles me was why did Dodge start production and selling of this car, cease it, then continued, and ended in 2017. There have been rumors floating around that the Viper will be striking back for 2020. This has excited me knowing that a legend will be making a comeback and hopefully that it will permanently reside in the Dodge family. The exterior of the car is so fierce; even the front screams that it's fierce. Those two stripes add that extra spice. Interior is sweet with the comfortable leather seating. I do want to sit in one and feel the touch. The engine for the Viper is a v10 which makes this car so beastly. I want this car in black. I do like the classic vipers from the '90's; as for the current models, I'm not too sure, but I want to see the 2020 models.

Number 1 Cadillac Escalade (1999-present)

Ah yes. Here we are. I saved the best for last. This is my dream car and it will be my car. The car I want for daily driving is this car. I'd always admired Cadillacs because they made iconic famous cars. I prefer my Escalade to be the short version. I don't want the ESV or EXT. Who even remembers the Escalade EXT? You can tell me that SUVs are gas guzzlers, but isn't YOUR SUV a gas guzzler? This car has been capturing my eye for more than a decade. It's so beautiful, I just want to cry. The exterior is magnificent and the interior is sweet and comfy. I've sat in it. I do want to get a present year Escalade, but, let me tell you, Cadillac is having no chill since they leaked out a 2020 Escalade. Chill out, Cadillac. The engine is a 6.2 L V8 engine.

Conclusion

So, here were my top 5 favorite cars. Did you enjoy reading this? I hope you enjoyed this countdown article.