Icom 706MKIIG. I choose this as my main base transceiver because along with HF it has 6 meters, 2 meters, and 70 cm. With 6 meters, my son will be able to work some DX when he gets his Tech license, and with 2 meters and 70 cm, I don't need a second unit to access local nets. It's a little more expensive than some possible two unit combinations, but I like the small size.
Icom 207H. This is the one in my car. It was inexpensive, and allowed me to purchase both it and a handheld. If I'd bought the more expensive unit, I would have had to have waited for the handheld. Being impatient, I wanted both now.
Icom W32A. My first handheld, bought at a great price used. It's bigger than most now-a-days, but I really like it.
Icom T2H Sport. Again, it's not a real small HT, but I like it for several reasons. It can run on 8 'AA' batteries, but you can also use rechargables. The unit doesn't come with a power supply, but if you purchase one, the T2H will charge the batteries. It's a single band (2m) handheld with 40 memories. And it outputs six watts.
Yaesu FT-1500M. I bought this because I could get it at a good price. If I'd known I was going to purchase the Icom 706 a week later, I wouldn't have bought it. It's a nice little 2 meter mobile, and my intent was to use it as a base unit. Now I'll probably box it up and plan on giving it to my son when he gets his license -- he'll have something to use when he's at his mom's house.
Radio Shack 2 meter HT. I really dislike this little thing. It has no direct frequency input, too little storage, and too little power. I think it was a rebranded Alinco, but I'm not sure about it. However, I didn't buy it for me. I bought it at my first hamfest in 30 years and bought it for my son, as incentive to study for his license. (He knows the rules: It stays as my house and he can't use it without my supervision until he gets his own license.)
MFJ Versa Tuner II. A relatively inexpensive manual antenna tuner hooked up to my 706. I'm seriously thinking that I want an automatic tuner...

I'm looking forward to Icom's 2720 coming out. I'll probably sell both the Yaesu 1500 and the Icom 207h and buy the 2720. It's a little nicer, since it's a 'true' dual bander, allowing receive on both bands simultaniously.

I wouldn't mind putting a 706 into my truck, but I haven't figured out how to install an antenna that will go into my garage. Currently I've got a Comet SBB-1NMO -- it's essentially a 'rubber duckie' with an NMO mount. Sitting not quite on top of my 4Runner, it still hits the garage door going in and out. Anything any higher would make it nearly impossible to go in and out of the garage.

Not that it matters, I can't afford another 706 right now.. :-)