What would you daily?

You a stancefag? You seem like one. Don't ruin an RX7 or a 964 with your libertywalk/RWB dreams you fuck

get an ats-v and be a nigger without ruining some car's heritage

>>17346717
I don't really wanna do any mods I can't take off. I just want a neat car that drives gud

>>17346697
Honestly I'd pick a newer Porsche, 986/996 and up. 964s need a lot of care in comparison.

Out of the cars you listed, probably the ATS-V or Fiata. Although for sheer exotic cred the Alfa is probably your best option.

>>17346740
I found a nice 997 manual that fits in my price range but the design seems lacking all around to me. I drove it but I didn't get tingly in my loins like I did with the others after driving (other than the abarth which i'd be buying for its potential)

I feel like a crazy person since both my good friends who I talk cars with agree with you but I feel I'd be selling myself short going with either of those for some reason. No idea if you get what I mean but I'd love your opinion

>>17346755
Going with the ATS-V or Fiata is, well, what most people would do. It's the safe, rational, boring option I guess.
I'd have a hard time justifying a 4C, 964 or FD as an only car, but if you genuinely love it and are willing to deal with any potential problems they might have then don't let anyone tell you not to get one. I have mad respect for anyone who daily drives a tiny 2-seater carbon tub sports car, rotary or aircooled 911.

>>17346697
FD or 964 are personally my top choices but I'm a masochist and hate myself.
9 millionth for ATSV or Fiata cuz muh reliability.

>>17346804
i definitely love them enough to overlook their shortcomings but I'm worried about spending too much time not driving them and getting them fixed

the alfa I'm just worried about not finding a place willing to make me custom clips to fit a roof rack

My mom's 2005 Nissan Pathfinder would be great to daily.

Good rule of thumb: never buy a diy car if you don't have access to a garage. So the RX7 and the 964 are out right away.

>>17346697
if you have all this money rent a storage unit and park the 2nd car in it.

>>17348918
I have way less money than you think hahahaha all these options are gonna run me 30-45k tops