My name is Tim Preisinger. I am as big of an American muscle car guy as you will ever meet. I work in Cardiology, running stress tests and riding in an ambulance as a first responder and EMT. Q. What got you hooked on Cars? A. Gran Turismo 2. I instantly fell in love with the game as soon as I bought it. I remember when I first got a Supra in the game, I thought it was the coolest car ever. I switched over to muscle cars after going to a car show.

I loved the classic styling and the rumble of the V8. Soon after that I decided I wanted one of my own. Q. What was the last car you purchased? A. I would really like to sound cool right now and tell you a Caddy or a Corvette... But no, a 2011 Hyundia Sonata. It works well for me though. I have to drive over an hour in traffic to and from work each day, so I needed a car that is good on gas. So far I have not had a single problem with it. Q. What will be your next car? A. If I could afford it, I would love to buy a CTS-V.

Probably not going to happen though, so more than likely another car that is decent on gas. I have also considered buying an '87 Monte Carlo with a mildly built small block. Sometimes the Nova can be a bit much for a long cruise, so I would like another fun car that is tamer. Q. What projects/mods are you working on now? A. I would like to redo the interior of the Nova. It's not terrible but would be nice to clean it up. I would want it to look exactly like it rolled off the show room floor. Nothing but NOS parts ("New Old Stock" for you Fast N Furious fan boys).

In the future I would like to get a 6/71 Blower for the car. Just don't have the money for it right now as I would also have to change out the heads and rear end. However, I'm pretty happy the way it sits even now. About 600 horse on a 2900lb street car isn't bad! Q: In your opinion, what was the best car ever built and why? A. While my favorite car would be a '71 Hemi cuda, I would say the Ford GT40 was the greatest car ever built. It had a perfect balance of handling and power, looked fantastic and has one of the greatest "stories" in the history of automobiles. What more could you possibly want in a car?