It's been a few months since I started this competition and it was fun.
The winner is.... Verde Abetone

166 Spyder Corsa
I love this. It is my favorite 166. The thing produces 120 hp while only weighing around 1,500 lbs. It could hit 124 mph and has a 0-60 time of around 6.6 seconds. Only 9 were made and they go for north of $200,000

166 MM
This beauty has 140 hp from it's 2 liter V12. It was capable of doing 136 mph. Only 32 were made and they each go for up to $10,000,000.

166 Inter
This is probably the ugliest Ferrari ever made. It is literally the road version of the 166 MM. How did they mess up so bad? Yet they sell for around $900,000.

Dino 166 F2
This 166 is by far the youngest of the 166s. This was a F2 car for the 1968 season. It has 210 hp while weighing only 900 lbs.
They sell for around $1,300,000.

What one do you like the most?

Abarth
The Abarth 205 Vignale is far better then the 695 or the 124. My favorite parts are the grill, headlights and fender vents. These are very rare with only three ever being made. They sell for around $900,000 each.

AC
You are all probably familiar with the AC Ace, but do you know about the Aceca? It is essentially a coupe version of the Ace. It takes every thing good with the Ace and turns it up a notch. They sell for around $330,000.


Acura
I love the current NSX. I think it fits in with the rest of Acura's models a bit better then the original did. I think the base model looks a bit better then the Type S does.


Alfa Romeo
Throughout the 20th century Alfa has proven themselves to be a great brand. I like a lot of Alfas but the 33 Stradale stands out from the rest. I'm not sure what does it for me. Is it the beautiful styling or the racing pedigree? Only ten where ever built. Nine in Rossa Corsa and one in blue. They sell for around $12,250,000.

Alpine
I love the A110. I think it is more then enough to compete with the Porsche Cayman. It is the best looking French car of the decade, and I am including the Chiron.

AMC
The AMX III my only be a concept, but I decided to include it in this list for two reasons. One, AMC actually made 6 working models. And two, it's my list and I can do what I want. What else can I say? It's a 1960's supercar developed by Bizzarinni.

Amilcar
Another Great French brand. The Amilcar Pégase G36 looks like every other French sportscar from the 1930's, and that's not really a bad thing. They each go for over $500,000 today.

Apollo
The Apollo 5000GT is an unknown sportscar from the 1960's. I picked it because it looks like it's smiling. They are around $330,000 each.

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Cadillac
The 452A was one of only three production cars to have a V16 from factory. Being such a rare engine configuration, I figured it would only be fair to link a video of the engine to provide you with some sound.

The 7.4 liter V16 produced 165 hp, an impressive amount for a road car from the 1930's. You will eventually get tired of me only selecting classic limos for this series. Anyhow, these can sell for up to $2,200,000 at auction.


Caterham
I love Caterham, there has been some talk of Caterham getting the rights to produce the Lotus Elise. I think a Caterham Elise would be epic. My favorite Caterham is the 620R. I tried to replicate it in Forza using the proper gear ratios, weight, tires, power, and even the tire size. It turned out to be undrivable. The 620R has 311 hp, that's probably why I had a hard time driving the 1,200 lb car. Looking back on it, I should have used traction control.


Chevrolet
My favorite Chevy is the Corvette, my favorite Corvette is the C2, and my favorite C2 is the L88. This car was created for drag racing. GM said that it had 435 hp. In actuality it had between 530 and 580 hp. This allowed the L88 to achieve an 11.5 second quarter-mile time. The C2 holds a special place in my heart as the car that got me into cars. The L88 is not street legal, although you could easily get away with driving one due to the fact that it looks like a 427. I'd also like to mention that it came with a convertible option. Only twenty C2 L88s were made, meaning that they can fetch prices of up to $3,000,000.

Chrysler
The CL Custom Imperial is my favorite Chrysler. It was powered by a 6.3 liter inline eight that produced 125 hp. Overall, it's a good looking car. A good example can set you back $1,500,000 at an auction.


Citroën
We don't get Citroën in the U.S. So I've never seen one in person before. I'd have to go with the DS21 Décapotable. It's the convertible version of the DS21. Only 136 convertibles where ever made and they can sell for up to $300,000.

Cord
The L29 is one of the few cars that you can justify putting gold rims on. It was powered by a 4.9 liter inline eight that produced around 125 hp. I particularly like the grills on these. They can cost up to $300,000.

And it's on my side of town. I heard it was good, can't wait to go.

Ariel
Ah, the Atom V8. 500 hp in a car less then 1,200 lbs. This is a safe car for family road trips. And for those wondering what the V8 sounds like, I have bad news, you can't hear it over the wind. Only 25 were made.

Arrinera
Finally, a car from Poland. You'd think the Polish would be good at cars after literally being invaded by the country that invented them. Thankfully the car looks good. I selected the Hussarya GT. This is the racing version of the Hussarya, designed to compete in GT3.

ASA
This is another great sportscar that has sadly gone under the radar for quite some time. The ASA 1000 GT was created by Ferrari engineers as a cheaper alternative to the Ferrari GT cars of the late 50's. It's straight six is based on the V12 from the Ferrari 250s. These are still cheaper then the Ferrari GTs from the 50's, each one costing around $200,000.

Aston Martin
The Type C Speed looks like a melted jellybean. I picked this because it stands out from most other Astons. It's one of the few Aston Martins that don't look like Aston's and I love that. It produces 125 hp from it's two liter inline 4. Only 23 of the Speed models were built. They sell for about $1,200,000 each.

ATS
I know that ATS has other models then the GT, I just don't like them. This modern supercar reminds me of a cross between an Audi R8 and an Acura NSX.

Auburn
This is the first time I will be talking about a pre-war limo on OPPO. Pre-war limos are my favorite cars and you'll be able to see that as this series progresses. The Auburn 12-165 is one such limo. I know you were all expecting the Auburn 852, but some 12-165s were ordered with similar rear ends. These tend to go for $1,500,000 today.


Audi
What else did you think I was going to talk about for Audi? I 'm not going to spend much time on this due to the fact that you all know about the Quattro. These go for around $800,000.


Austin-Healey
The 3000 MKIII is my favorite sportscar to come out of Britain during the 1950's. They had around 150 hp from their inline six and tend to cost up to $500,000.


Auto-Union
Although they made road cars, this company is better known for their racecars. The Type D has a 458 hp V12 although the hill climb version had a V16. Imagine going over 200 mph in the 1930's. It seems like it would be fun after I finished screaming. But you would be even more crazy to actually drive one. Only 11 were made, costing around $11,000,000 at auction.

BAC
The Mono R is the craziest thing to come from Liverpool. It weighs just over 1,200 lbs and produces 343 hp from it's 1.4 liter engine. It only has one seat, but I'm pretty sure I could fit a few of my friends into it. It's must unusual feature is the intake on the left side of the cockpit.

Bentley
I love the R-Type Continental, I love the flowing coach built lines. This has a 4.6 liter straight six producing 130 hp. This looks great with whitewalls and my only problem with it is that the wheel is on the wrong side. These can etch prices of up to $2,100,000 today.


Bizzarrini
The 5300 GT Strada is one of the cars that brought me into this community. I think this is on par with the Miura when it comes to appearances. I doubt that anyone would be surprised by a price tag of just over $1,000,000. Tis car was created by the guy who developed the first Lamborghini V12.

BMW
You can't have a list of great BMWs without mentioning the 507. The 507 has a 3.2 liter V8 producing around 150 hp. This is one beautiful car. Elvis owned two of these. They cost up to $3,000,000 today.

Brabham
The BT62 is not street legal, but I would like to take this time to mention that while there is a road version, it is vastly inferior. We all know that there is a strong correlation between the size of the rear diffuser and the size of the driver's penis. Only 70 will be made to commemorate Brabam's 70 years of racing history. They are powered by a 700 hp V8. This car is from Australia and that green and gold livery is the best I've seen in a while.


Bugatti
The Type-41 is the best Bugatti. It's 12.8 liter inline eight makes the 8 liter W16 look tiny. Every thing about this car is huge. It is 21 feet long and weighs over 7,000 lbs. you can also expect an equally large $20,200,000 price tag.

Buick
Buick has already established a place for itself in the history books. The GSX proves that Buick can do great things. Although Buick is not selling that well in the U.S. it seems to have found it's market, selling over 1,000,000 cars each year in China. The GSX was the last great muscle car before the oil crisis hit and produces 350 hp from it's 7.5 liter V8. These tend to go for around $150,000.

@genesis-haysenhox-dt WhAt Is YoUr CrEdIt CaRd NuMbEr

@genesis-haysenhox-dt The Chinese would love this. I could see this doing really well in that market.

@mr-ontop This was a very bad idea. Where can I buy one?

@rallydarkstrike I love large Fiats

@chariotoflove This is the reason why I love Gen-Z.

Ferrari
Ferrari is a great brand. When ever you are talking about great Ferraris three words come to mind. These are Lusso, Competizione, and Evo. I'm a sucker for luxurious GTs, so I'm going with the 250 GT 250 Berlinetta Lusso. I think it is a particularly good looking car. These Beautiful cars can sell for up to $3,000,000, a price that seems incredibly low for such a pretty Ferrari, especially one that carries the 250 V12.


Fiat
The S76 is a crazy car. It was powered by a 28.4 Liter inline four that produced 300 hp back in 1910. 300 hp doesn't seem like a lot, but allow me to put in some context. This car, to this day remains the most powerful Fiat. It could hit speeds of 132 mph back in 1910. Only two were ever made and I have no idea how much one of them is worth.

Fisker
The surf is pretty much a shooting break version of the Fisker Karma. It looks so cool.


Ford
Ask anyone what the best Ford is and they will probably say it's the mustang, maybe even the GT. If you ask my grandpa he will tell you that it's the 1957 Thunderbird, which would actually be my second choice. I think it's the Escort RS1600. I love the grill and the split bumper. The proportions are amazing. This is definitely one of my dream cars. And because RS1600s go for under $100,000 even in perfect condition, I might be able to one day afford one, although this is heavily dependent on whether or not I manage to pay off the student loans that I will inevitably have when I go off to collage in about a year and a half.

@nick-hynds Magnetic blue is good, but I went with Daytona blue because it is a much more interesting color.

Magnetic Blue

Daytona Blue

@just-jeepin Bright colors can look good, but it is heavily dependent on both the color and the vehicle.

@just-jeepin fair

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