Car Under $65K???
08-04-08, 08:18 AM
#2
Audi S5. Great GT type car with a honkin V8 to go with it.
I think the new Jag XF Supercharged is also getting good reviews, would sneak in just under that $65K mark.
BMW M3 wouldn't fit under $65K fully loaded.
IS-F would also be a good consideration.
I'm not sure if the C63 breaks above $65K fully loaded or not.
I think the new Jag XF Supercharged is also getting good reviews, would sneak in just under that $65K mark.
BMW M3 wouldn't fit under $65K fully loaded.
IS-F would also be a good consideration.
I'm not sure if the C63 breaks above $65K fully loaded or not.
08-04-08, 11:22 AM
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Lexus Fanatic
While some on CL disagree with me, for <65K, IMO, here is the best overall car on the market...the Acura RL. This car combines the build quality of a tank and a Swiss Watch, and comes with standard AWD. Roughly 50K loaded.
You may not like the grille of the new 2009, however....
In that case, I'd get a 2008.
You may not like the grille of the new 2009, however....
In that case, I'd get a 2008.
08-04-08, 11:29 AM
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To be more specific......It has to has to be at least a 2+2, so I can fit the family.....if I have to. It should have some luxury, be fun to drive and look good of course.
The reason I am leaving this one a bit more open, is that someone may name a car that I may never think of....but no civics !
Oh, I will definitely show pics, but if I get an Audi like the S5/A5 it may be a while before you get to see them.
The reason I am leaving this one a bit more open, is that someone may name a car that I may never think of....but no civics !
Oh, I will definitely show pics, but if I get an Audi like the S5/A5 it may be a while before you get to see them.
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08-04-08, 11:31 AM
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To be more specific......It has to has to be at least a 2+2, so I can fit the family.....if I have to. It should have some luxury, be fun to drive and look good of course.
The reason I am leaving this one a bit more open, is that someone may name a car that I may never think of....but no civics !
Oh, I will definitely show pics, but if I get an Audi like the S5/A5 it may be a while before you get to see them.
The reason I am leaving this one a bit more open, is that someone may name a car that I may never think of....but no civics !
Oh, I will definitely show pics, but if I get an Audi like the S5/A5 it may be a while before you get to see them.
nah that RL mmarshal was talking about sounds sweet.
08-04-08, 11:34 AM
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All the more reason to check out an RL. A reasonable-size family should fit with no problem; it has road-hugging AWD, and, while not having exotic styling, it is far from ugly.........except maybe for the new 2009 grille. The big V6, while not quite V8 power, is no slouch.
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08-04-08, 11:37 AM
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Lexus Test Driver
id either get the g37,135i,corvette or evo X but in the same time id wait for the 370z. if u want the best everyday sports car than get the mx5. if i were to buy used than i would get the SUPRA TT
08-04-08, 11:47 AM
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Agreed, Phil..........the 335i is a dynamite car for the money (I've written much about it being a better deal, IMO, than an M3), but I don't think a coupe or convertible version like you suggest would accomodate his family well.....just not enough room in back. He made family-friendliness a primary consideration. It also doesn't have Acura build quality.
08-04-08, 11:51 AM
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Lexus Fanatic
G8 or Charger, maybe...though build quality on both is so-so. The Challenger?..........not for a family. It is a fairly small 2-door coupe with a tight rear seat.