Nissan Titan
The honest truck. Hauls, works, gets used, and still has enough old-school pickup feel to make errands better.
Owned
The Titan and Model 3 doing daily life now.
Spotted
Meet nights, parking lots, and surprise pulls.
Wanted
The list never gets shorter.
In the garage
Owned
Current drivers and past chapters. The useful stuff, the fun stuff, and the ones that still come up in conversation.
Model 3
Quiet speed is still speed. Not the emotional one, but impossible to ignore as a daily.
Focus ST
Small turbo hatch energy. Practical enough to justify, fun enough to miss.
Toyota Tundra
Simple, tough, and useful. The kind of truck that makes newer trucks feel like they are trying too hard.
At the meets
Spotted
Cool cars do not need a velvet rope. Sometimes they are three rows over at a Saturday meet.
458 Italia
Pretty, loud, impossible to ignore. The kind of car that makes the whole row stop talking.
Widebody Challenger
Too much in exactly the right way. Big tire energy, no explanation needed.
R34 GT-R
Every generation gets one poster car. This one still earns the reaction.
AE86 Corolla
Small, light, honest. Proof that the spec sheet is not always the story.
The want list
Wanted
The cars that keep surviving every attempt to be practical.
Gen 1 Ford Raptor
The top of the list. First-gen attitude, desert truck energy, and still usable enough to make sense.
01
Tow
Cummins 3500
Big diesel, real towing, no pretending. The practical want list still gets expensive fast.
02
Wild
Murcielago
Ridiculous in the right way. Not practical, not subtle, not something you explain to normal people.
03
Family
Rivian R1S
Room for family stuff without giving up the car-nerd part of the brain.
04
Drag
Classic Nova
Set up for straight-line noise, old-school attitude, and absolutely no interest in being sensible.
Rule 01
If you look back after parking, it counts.
Rule 02
A good truck deserves a little dirt.
Rule 03
Stock is fine. Boring is not.
Rule 04
Every meet has one sleeper worth finding.