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06-09-07, 01:36 PM
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I'm sure this has been done before, but I figured I would start a new thread on this, just to see what people's preferences are on here these days.
Price not being an issue, with the ability to add on as many options as the dealer would offer, which of these cars in each class would you want to own?
Entry Level
Lexus IS350
Infiniti G35
BMW 335i
Mercedes C350
Audi A4
Acura TL
Executive V6
Lexus GS350
Infiniti M35
BMW 535i
Mercedes E350
Audi A6 3.2L
Acura RL
Executive V8
Lexus GS430
Infiniti M45
BMW 550i
Mercedes E550
Audi A6 4.2L
Flagship
Lexus LS460L
BMW 750Li Series
Mercedes S550
Audi A8L
Price not being an issue, with the ability to add on as many options as the dealer would offer, which of these cars in each class would you want to own?
Entry Level
Lexus IS350
Infiniti G35
BMW 335i
Mercedes C350
Audi A4
Acura TL
Executive V6
Lexus GS350
Infiniti M35
BMW 535i
Mercedes E350
Audi A6 3.2L
Acura RL
Executive V8
Lexus GS430
Infiniti M45
BMW 550i
Mercedes E550
Audi A6 4.2L
Flagship
Lexus LS460L
BMW 750Li Series
Mercedes S550
Audi A8L
06-09-07, 01:47 PM
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Entry Level
BMW 335i Coupe, but may change my mind after G37 coupe comes out
Executive V6
NONE
Executive V8
CLS550
, or even better CLS 63
Flagship
Lexus LS460L
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BMW 335i Coupe, but may change my mind after G37 coupe comes out
Executive V6
NONE
Executive V8
CLS550
, or even better CLS 63Flagship
Lexus LS460L
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Last edited by Gojirra99; 06-09-07 at 03:55 PM.
06-09-07, 03:40 PM
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Entry Level
Past gen Integra Type R
Infiniti G35 coupe
Acura TL-S
IS-350
Executive V6
Acura RL
Audi A6 3.2L
Infiniti M35
Executive V8
Audi A6 4.2L
Infiniti M45
Flagship
Audi A8L
Lexus LS460L
Convertible
S2000
SC430
Stupid fast
Viper SRT10
Supra TT with a lot of mods
And most of these #1 choices would probably be replaced by Alfa Romeos if they were available in the US. Granted, I don't know much about them, but from the photographs I've seen, they look SICK!!!
Past gen Integra Type R
Infiniti G35 coupe
Acura TL-S
IS-350
Executive V6
Acura RL
Audi A6 3.2L
Infiniti M35
Executive V8
Audi A6 4.2L
Infiniti M45
Flagship
Audi A8L
Lexus LS460L
Convertible
S2000
SC430
Stupid fast
Viper SRT10
Supra TT with a lot of mods
And most of these #1 choices would probably be replaced by Alfa Romeos if they were available in the US. Granted, I don't know much about them, but from the photographs I've seen, they look SICK!!!
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06-09-07, 04:20 PM
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I figured you guys would start throwing in cars like the IS-F 
But to keep it fair, let's just stick to the choices in the poll.
Here are my picks:
Entry Level
Infiniti G35
Executive V6
Lexus GS350
Executive V8
Infiniti M45
Flagship
Lexus LS460L
But to keep it fair, let's just stick to the choices in the poll.
Here are my picks:
Entry Level
Infiniti G35
Executive V6
Lexus GS350
Executive V8
Infiniti M45
Flagship
Lexus LS460L
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06-09-07, 06:07 PM
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Entry Level
Lexus IS 350
Executive V6
Lexus GS 350
Executive V8
Lexus GS 460
Flagship
Lexus LS 460
Lexus IS 350
Executive V6
Lexus GS 350
Executive V8
Lexus GS 460
Flagship
Lexus LS 460
06-09-07, 07:44 PM
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My first choices would not necessarily be strictly on those lists you posted, but OF those cars posted, here would be my picks:
Entry-Level: It would be a tie between a DSG /Quattro-equipped A4 and a G35X with AWD. The Audi DSG is superb.
Executive V6: Acura RL, hands-down.........IMO the best AWD sedan I've ever driven. Only the Lexus GS AWD even comes close.
Executive V8: Tough choice, but it would probably be a Quattro A8. The others don't offer AWD.
Flagship: LS460....minus the self-park option. I'll give up my AWD addiction for this car. The 460 is probably the best RWD sedan I've ever tested.....and the Mark Levinson stereo is INSANE. AWD comes with the 600H, but that is not on the list.....and the 600H, IMO, is just TOO expensive.
Entry-Level: It would be a tie between a DSG /Quattro-equipped A4 and a G35X with AWD. The Audi DSG is superb.
Executive V6: Acura RL, hands-down.........IMO the best AWD sedan I've ever driven. Only the Lexus GS AWD even comes close.
Executive V8: Tough choice, but it would probably be a Quattro A8. The others don't offer AWD.
Flagship: LS460....minus the self-park option. I'll give up my AWD addiction for this car. The 460 is probably the best RWD sedan I've ever tested.....and the Mark Levinson stereo is INSANE. AWD comes with the 600H, but that is not on the list.....and the 600H, IMO, is just TOO expensive.
06-09-07, 09:02 PM
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Entry Level
Lexus IS350: Hey, I chose it, didn't I? I chose it because of the blend of styling (both interior and exterior), power, performance (which may not be "top", but definately is good enough for everyday driving as well as spirited weekend runs), reliability, and value.
Executive V6
Acura RL: this car has all the bells and whistles you can get, with enough power and spunk to make it a true competitor. Reliability is also key. This car is the most functional+luxurious of the group listed.
Executive V8
Infiniti M45: A good balance of luxury and power for a great price. I would have chosen the 540i, but it has its issues. If I could get both for the same price, I would definately get the 5-Series. However, Infiniti has a good thing in their hands right now.
Flagship
Lexus LS460L: technologically, nothing can touch it. As far as performance, it's dead last. Would I want the LS to be sporty? Absolutely NOT!!! This is not a racehorse; this is purebred show dog. This is the best of the litter.
Lexus IS350: Hey, I chose it, didn't I?
I chose it because of the blend of styling (both interior and exterior), power, performance (which may not be "top", but definately is good enough for everyday driving as well as spirited weekend runs), reliability, and value.Executive V6
Acura RL: this car has all the bells and whistles you can get, with enough power and spunk to make it a true competitor. Reliability is also key. This car is the most functional+luxurious of the group listed.
Executive V8
Infiniti M45: A good balance of luxury and power for a great price. I would have chosen the 540i, but it has its issues. If I could get both for the same price, I would definately get the 5-Series. However, Infiniti has a good thing in their hands right now.
Flagship
Lexus LS460L: technologically, nothing can touch it. As far as performance, it's dead last. Would I want the LS to be sporty? Absolutely NOT!!! This is not a racehorse; this is purebred show dog. This is the best of the litter.