Shown here in my garage in the dark is my car (photo shows a hint of the front-hood viewed from behind), but this is not my "daily driver", can you guess what it is?  All photos were taken through this summer around June to July, 2000.
(Hint: a 1991 model and very shiny.)

Here are more pix shown along with family members:

Car is parked in my driveway, rear-right-side view, on a sunny/hazy late afternoon day (photo shows soft shadows from partial cloud cover), with my son.

Car is parked at curb of my driveway, front-left-quarter view, on same day as the sun shown through more directly, with my son.

Car is parked in driveway, rear-right-quarter view, on same day (photo shows house shadow slightly cast on rear of car), with my son.

Car is parked in driveway, rear-right-side view, on another, but very sunny/cloudy unhazy, day around noon, with my son.

Car is parked in driveway, front-right-quarter view, on a recent very sunny cloudless weekend day a bit before noon, I'm pictured here with my son.

Car is parked in driveway, front view, on that same weekend day, pictured in front my house.

Car is parked in driveway, front-left-side view, with the car front facing towards garage of house, same weekend day.

Car is parked curbside, left-front-quarter view, in front of house, same weekend day, pictured are my daughter and son.

Car is parked curbside, front-left-side view, in front of driveway and house, same weekend day, I'm pictured here with my wife and two kids.

As I recently got rid of my "daily driver" back in Feb 2000 (1997 Black Pontiac Grand Prix GT Coupe), I won't be getting one until a bit later, here is our family car, left-front-quarter view, (1999 Pearl Amethyst Dodge Grand Caravan SE) which I let my wife drive as the my family's "daily driver".  It racks up most of the mileage, as we use it also for outings, shopping, etc.

If you know this car well, by now you should have figured out my car is not the real thing, the real one is not that shiny, but which photo do you like best anyway?  All photos were taken in one shot (no multiple exposures), printed, scanned, unretouched, involved no composites, and none were digitally altered.  The pictures of that car are not perfect as the angles and distances are all a bit off, some photos show the car better than others.

Photos of my shiny Audi AVUS Quattro taken (except minivan "daily driver" photo) using:
Camera:  Canon T-90
Lense: Vivitar 24-70mm Zoom
Film: Fuji ISO 800 35mm negative
Settings:  1/500 sec @ f/22 set on wide-angle 24mm zoom position.

Xzotyqar (Sunday, July 30, 2000)