After all... what car decade is your favorite?

Later cars really don't interest me - In a country that retains more CCTV, number plate recognition cameras, speed cameras, average speed cameras than any other country add to that road restrictions & road works means you can only go so fast before it goes pear shaped with plod after you - there is plenty of safe / practical / usable motors from the 70's & 80's that it's become pointless in owning a mega horsepower trick pony on wheels of the 1990's onwards - one of the reasons for owning my 74 Rover P6 3500 - is that it's quick & safe enough for todays traffic - fab V8 burble and a nice period saloon design from the 60's - what's not to like - it's a great compromise of several decades has far has I am concerned

Anything else I own is from the 50's or older - Great head turning style - always puts a smile on peoples faces and I have has much fun going slow in my old stuff has what I have in a 150 MPH supercar track day - but that could just be me getting quite old & grumpy!

I grew up in the 80's and 90's going to classic car shows, mostly in 70's cars, but always was drawn to cars from the 60's, which I would put down to their styling and presence. I never took any notice of what was on the road at that time because i prefered what id be seeing at the weekend.
Passed my test in 97. When my mates passed they all had newish cars, no older than mabie 5 years old. I had a 79 mini clubman estate. I really was the odd one out but I wouldnt have it any other way, i just didnt see anything i wanted in their cars.
Later on i worked at a garage dealing with brand new rovers, mg, chryslers, hondas and all manner of older stuff. Over the years ive had the oppertunity to drive most types of cars, but driving an Austin Cambridge was my highlight. It was a car i wanted to drive since i was about 6 and i loved it. So enjoyable. Not the fastest or nicest car ive ever driven, but just a cool cruiser, thats how it felt anyways.

So based on looks}1960's
Based on driving experience probably easier to say} 1965-1975

Authough now i have a 2002 reliability-box and wouldnt have it any other way unless I could afford a second car.

Grew up in the 90's. Mostly saw 60's/70's stuff at car shows.I like the looks and sounds they make but they tend to be quite expensive these days. 90's stuff doesn't interest me but Dad always had Cortina's growing up so I tend to veer towards 80's stuff. A lot of British stuff from the 80's tends to be 60's/70's designs anyway, just without the price tag.

Not much before the 70's that I have any interest in to be honest, with the exception of hot rods and low riders.
Few others but not as many as the later stuff.

50'S / 60's for me, the retro 80s stuff is pretty cool, but something about a bench seat, column change, thin tyres can't beat it

So far the 80's is leading at the moment, probably a fair reflection of the recent boom in values for some 80's cars.
Zeb mentioned a likness for music from the same decade as his favourite cars, that strikes true for me. I like music from the 60's and 70's, and some more up to date stuff. I like some music from the 90's, but the 80's is one decade of music that I'm not too fond of at all, authough there are some highlights. But it doesnt matter what decade its from, I like to hear old samples in new tracks, and good remixs of music from any decade. If you apply the same theroy to cars thats pretty much my taste in cars. Everyone likes a good remix.

Difficult to pin my preferences down to one decade but I've voted for '55 - '65 simply because of the diversity of cars that period covers. 

I was born in the 70s and passed my test in the 90s so I generally regarded the cars built before I was born as "properly old" and anything from after I got my licence as "modern". As a child I saw lots of 70s and a few 60s cars on the streets so they seemed quite normal to me even though they looked quite different to the contemporary traffic, but the cars from the previous generation were the ones that really stood out to me then. If I'm at a show it's usually cars from that 55 to 65 period that i'll gravitate towards now.

Born in the early 60's but most love cars from mid 70's to mid 90's.But......when it comes to pick ups,it's the 50's all day long!

I was daily driving '30s cars on Crossplies and one with cable brakes for a few years! Admittedly they all had newer engines, but when you drive in the sticks miles away from the nearest motorway and everyone does 40mph regardless of speed limit, they're perfectly capable cars.