If you could have any fictional vehicle, what would it be?

[DefunctTheory]

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What.

Anyway my go to vehicle would be the Emperor class Battleship.

Spoiler: The Divine Right

Screw spinning rims, gothic architecture is where its at.

If you're going to fly in space, then you should fly in a massive, heavily armed Cathedral.

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[Something Amyss]

On that subject. Why does the TARDIS have a parking break?

Because ponies. Wild horses kept dragging her away.

I suppose it's not completely out of the question to think that the TARDIS might have something analogous, though. I guess it depends on what happens when she "lands," though.

In any case, that doesn't mean the TARDIS isn't difficult to pilot.

Not on its own, but everyone else seems to have a phenomenally easier time with it. That is, at the points in the show's history where being a Time Lord wasn't required, because wibbly flibbity gibbity.

I guess it depends on how complex the manual is. And whether you can find one.

 

[tm96]

I think I'll take the Knight Industries Two Thousand or the Ramrod Equaliser Unit from Saber rider.

 

[EHKOS]

Well, I really wanted to say Serenity, but not only does it break down like an old car, it also has no armaments. So, because of that and the fact that today's metal navy ships would shred up the Black Pearl, I'm choosing the Calamity. I had to rename it, but it's basically Serenity with weapons. And besides, who doesn't like Star Wars?

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EDIT: Wait a minute...is Jehuty a vehicle?

 

[Canadamus Prime]

On that subject. Why does the TARDIS have a parking break?

Because ponies. Wild horses kept dragging her away.

I suppose it's not completely out of the question to think that the TARDIS might have something analogous, though. I guess it depends on what happens when she "lands," though.

In any case, that doesn't mean the TARDIS isn't difficult to pilot.

Not on its own, but everyone else seems to have a phenomenally easier time with it. That is, at the points in the show's history where being a Time Lord wasn't required, because wibbly flibbity gibbity.

I guess it depends on how complex the manual is. And whether you can find one.

I always found it odd that everyone seems to have an easier time piloting it than the Doctor since they presumably have to learn how to pilot it from the Doctor.

 

[shootthebandit]

I think I'll take this

Spoiler: Knight Industries Two Thousand

We all know this was coming

And for a runner up

Spoiler: Giant robot cowboy

Quote me then edit your post and copy paste my response (without the quote tags)

I agree with KITT I was thinking about KITT but airwolf pipped it to the post

 

[tm96]

I think I'll take this

Spoiler: Knight Industries Two Thousand

We all know this was coming

And for a runner up

Spoiler: Giant robot cowboy

Thanks for the help

 

[optimusjamie]

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YF-19 from Macross Plus, if only because the TARDIS and KITT have already been mentioned. Alternately...

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The IRON SAVIOR! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7qT2hES88k]

 

[Gizmo1990]

All these predictable responses, going for large and imposing. I will take one of theese please

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A Type 40???? That thing's a relic!

<.<

No, no it is not.

It is a classic

 

[Musette]

It was already stated, but I would go for the Epoch from Chrono Trigger. Seriously, it can both fly AND travel time, so why wouldn't I go for it?

Otherwise, the Great Fox from Star Fox would be pretty damn cool, especially if it comes with some Arwings.

 

[CrimsonBlaze]

I would definitely choose an LFO (Light Finding Object), a bio-mecanical mecha capable of various modes of transportation, well as fully combat capable.

Spoiler: The one I choose to fixate on is the Nirvash TypeZERO

This awesome mecha is capable of transforming from a wheeled land vehicle to an an air surfing/"lifting" robot to a flight capable ship. I has sharp edged boomerangs that can be used as slashing weapons or projectiles and it is also capable of wielding firearms.

It also has an array of special properties: it can think and act on its own, without the need of a pilot, it can use a special energy source that allows it to create various energy based attacks for both offensive and defensive capabilities, and its one of the LFO that can be modified for more capabilities (i.e. having a flight vehicle mode).

 

[SD-Fiend]

A Keyblade Glider from Kingdom Hearts. Interstellar travel and weaponry whenever necessary. I don't even need to worry about storage space.

 

[Cerebrawl]

Something with time travel capability would be neat... but I'd probably go for a Culture General Systems Vehicle, courtesy of Ian M Banks, because why not a giant, hyper-intelligent post-scarcity ship capable of producing pretty much anything, as well as modifying myself in any way I'd wish and make me stop aging, etc. I'd have essentially limitless time and resources, as well as obviously faster than light travel, and well, room on board for a few million people, on a ship that doesn't even need a crew.

 

[Little Woodsman]

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'd rather have a vehicle that doesn't need a whole crew to operate or doesn't resemble a giant spikey penis (or both).
So I'm going with the Epoch from Chrono Trigger. I'd say the TARDIS, but I imagine the Epoch is easier to pilot.

At one point the character Leela was able to pilot it for a "short" trip. (Only inerplanetary, not interstellar.) Leela had a high native intelligence but was had almost no experience of technology. If she could do it, I'm betting most here who are answering TARDIS could as well.

BtW, I'd also go for a Type 40 TARDIS, with fully functional chameleon circuit for preference.
With the chameleon circuit you could make the ship's exterior in to most of the other ships mentioned in this thread. Although the interior would remain the same.

 

[Someone Depressing]

Um. Easy. The pickle car [http://www.lackadaisycats.com/gallery/1307430760.jpg]. It's as the bottom, by the way.

 

[1Life0Continues]

Come now. This is where it's at.

Spoiler: Awww yeah, boy.

Tell me this doesn't look like fun. Dumb as door nails, but fun.

 

[Poetic Nova]

The Eagle MK1 (maybe the MKII), Can outrun most sportscars, close to indestructable and I generally liek the looks of it. Count for both versions, although the MKII is clearly the Batmobile in disguise

The Mark I:

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The Mark II:

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[Canadamus Prime]

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'd rather have a vehicle that doesn't need a whole crew to operate or doesn't resemble a giant spikey penis (or both).
So I'm going with the Epoch from Chrono Trigger. I'd say the TARDIS, but I imagine the Epoch is easier to pilot.

At one point the character Leela was able to pilot it for a "short" trip. (Only inerplanetary, not interstellar.) Leela had a high native intelligence but was had almost no experience of technology. If she could do it, I'm betting most here who are answering TARDIS could as well.

BtW, I'd also go for a Type 40 TARDIS, with fully functional chameleon circuit for preference.
With the chameleon circuit you could make the ship's exterior in to most of the other ships mentioned in this thread. Although the interior would remain the same.

Well I also didn't want to be predictable.

BTW, I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure the chameleon circuit doesn't work that way. I don't know much about it, but I think it's suppose to change the exterior based on where it lands, not let the user customize the exterior. I could be wrong though.

 

[Ieyke]

A repulsor propelled Helicarrier powered by the Tesseract, and loaded with its full complement of flying SHIELD vehicles.

Yep. I think that would pretty much cover all my needs.

 

[King of Asgaard]

Guys, guys, guys...
How are we on page 2 and no mention of the Swordfish? 'Tis an injustice!

Spoiler: I think it's time to blow this scene; get everybody and their stuff together

It even has its own song.