Luxury Sports cars under $20k
#18
I'd opt for the M3...my cuz has an E46 M3 with close to 175k miles and is running strong. All done was requried maintenance. But he's very prompt (really ****) on the maintenance stuff, so that can play a big part as to why it's still going healthy too.
the G35 coupe isnt a bad choice, you may be able to find a G37 coupe if you can wait out a little longer. I'd prefer the G37 over the G35 anydayas well, mainly due to the interior's night to day upgrade between the two.
and i dont know your necessity on a back seat...but if you are opting for a G35 coupe, i'd also look into the 350z's...the luxury of the two are pretty identical and you can get a really nicely prices 350z as opposed to the badge of the infiniti on the G35.
best of luck!
the G35 coupe isnt a bad choice, you may be able to find a G37 coupe if you can wait out a little longer. I'd prefer the G37 over the G35 anydayas well, mainly due to the interior's night to day upgrade between the two.
and i dont know your necessity on a back seat...but if you are opting for a G35 coupe, i'd also look into the 350z's...the luxury of the two are pretty identical and you can get a really nicely prices 350z as opposed to the badge of the infiniti on the G35.
best of luck!
I would go with M3 or G35 with more emphasis on M3.. not sure if you can find G37 for under $20K though.. The 350Z's build quality isn't that great since it has real cheap interior but is good bang for the buck if you want a really low price... Good Luck!
#23
this may take you a bit to find the one and may not be what you're looking for but since you said 'luxury sports', how about a Maserati Coupe? Hey, you never mentioned anything about maintenance cost
http://m.cars.com/car_info.jsp?id=76255996
how about a Dodge Viper?
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national
if I were you, I'd hunt for a NSX... may not be a lot older, but one needs to drive a NSX to appreciate it.
http://m.cars.com/car_info.jsp?id=76060642
(PS: i think that's brookland green too...that is a rare color)
#24
#28
Honda S2000, though its torque-curve is very peaky, and you have to rev the hell out of the engine to get its spunk.
#29
i think he meant a vehicle from the 2000's...not an actual s2000, but an S2000 is not a bad choice either. Definitely agree on revving it out to get it going, but you'll enjoy that!