It depends, where do you spend the majority of your time?
If your job requires excessive amounts of driving, maybe that answer would be a great car. This is a perfect example for truckers - some of them may not even own a home, but damn, their trucks are nothing less than luxurious.
Something else to keep in mind, though - what many see as ‘great’ cars, like Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Porsche, etc are also viewed in the mechanic world as the WORST cars when it comes to keeping them on the road without breaking the bank.
Personally, I believe that for the 99% of people reading this, your hard-earned money belongs in an appreciating asset that you do spend the majority of your time in, which would be your home.
Cars are always depreciating if they are driven. There is no exception to this, not even the rarest of Ferraris. If you use your vehicle, it is costing you money, and generally speaking, quite a bit of it.
Houses are almost always appreciating assets, assuming you don't choose to buy in right before the next housing crash. At which point, be a wise investor and hold, enjoy your home, and sell it when the wave blows over and it is once again worth more than you paid.
And you know what the best part is? You USED that home and it made you money! Can't say the same for your car.