now list your favorite city

[Emre]

^ you did not say miami!!! I hate this shit hole!

Why do you hate Miami? I grew up in and around NYC, but I've spent lot of time in Miami for vacation and stuff. Seems like a beautiful, vibrant place. What's not to like?

[Ryan Stewart]

NYC or San Diego, just depends on what you want.

[vlad]

NYC and Hillsborough, CA

Hillsborough is one of the wealthiest places in America and has the highest income of places in America with populations of at least 10,000. It is located seventeen miles (27 km) south of San Francisco on the San Francisco Peninsula, the city enforces a 2,500-square-foot (230 m2) minimum house size and half-acre minimum lot size to preserve exclusivity. As a result, there are no apartments, condominiums or townhouses in the city limits.

:pimp:

[aaron325ix]

Austin, Texas
Glenwood Springs, Colorado

[whiltebeitel]

... In that case Some small podunk town in VA away from DC. Doesn't matter as long as land is cheap and there is work available.

+1. Abingdon, Va fits the bill for me. I miss that place.

[BigD]

Vancouver BC is where I'd go to retire, when I no longer have interest in going on racetracks or any other hobbies that require open spaces.

I've been to most of the US and Canada and I had my pick of any place after university, including MS, NVidia and National Instruments sponsored moves to Seattle, SF and Austin, respectively. I love the Toronto area, so poop on the rules, this is my favourite city (not just downtown, but the GTA as one city). If I had to pick a place to live in the US, it'd probably be San Diego, with Austin second (or Galveston if I didn't need to work).

EDIT: For the record, although nothing draws me to the area, the most amazing people I've ever met were in Kentucky.

[kishg]

NYC hands down..

[Ral]

San Diego or Austin, TX.

[quickervicar]

Hmmmm....this is a tough one.

In no particular order:

Seattle (area), WA
Bay Area, CA
Albuquerque, NM
Flagstaff, AZ
Coeur d'Alene, ID
Koloa, HI

[hugh jass]

If we're talking decent sized cities, Santa Fe, NM or Portland, OR

[Julien]

I'd like to say NYC, but honestly I've never spent enough time there to make it count.
so in the us: Asheville, NC (the offbeat people, fantastic roads and general fun of the place)
in europe: Brussels, hands down :-)

[Erik]

Leavenworth, WA.
Seattle, WA
Aspen, CO
Boulder, CO
Portland, OR
Hood River, OR
Boston, MA
Ocean City, MD
Kitty Hawk, NC
St. Augustine, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Santa Fe, NM
Flagstaff, AZ
Albuquerque, NM
Petaluma, CA
Sacramento, CA

I travel a lot...

[ThaiRacer]

^ you did not say miami!!! I hate this shit hole!

I love miami, I wouldnt live there but as a vaction spot is good. Its pretty much an outgoing city. So is new york like there is something to do every night.

[imsotyerred]

Chicago is the only big city i can actually see myself living in

[z31maniac]

agreed on eureka springs. i was just there last weekend ripping it up in my wifes 540.

What brought you guys down to this neck of the woods?