It is between a Ford Fusion and C63 AMG. Understand your white people 1st world problems, faggot.yeah man, it must be tough being in the position where you have to decide between an M4 or C63 AMG
The what?Just wanted to say I bought a new car recently and started by contacting the internet departments at dealerships. They were able to give me a good starting price at dealer invoice.
Unless you want something faster and cheaper, in which case C5 Z06's beat them quite handily, for the money.E46 M3's are hard to beat for the money.
Because a 4 passenger + trunk car is comparable.Unless you want something faster and cheaper, in which case C5 Z06's beat them quite handily, for the money.
But an E46 M3 is a great poser car.
S2000 then.My main criteria here: Something that handles well, doesn't necessarily have to be the fastest thing in the world but fast is good, something I won't lose my ass on in depreciation or maintenance in the next few years, daily drivable, ~$20k or less.
Get a 2008 Z4, or 2009 for the new body style if you're willing to go up to 30K or so. Rare to see on the road with amazing looks, beautiful interior, and has great handling. Only negative is the jaw rattling ride and BMW rattles (tm), but if you replace the RFT's with regular tires it's much better. The 2008 Z4 coupe is gorgeous if you don't want a convertible, but from 2009 they switched to a hard retracting top and at that point I can think of no reason not to go convertible (besides potential mechanical issues).Anyone have experience with Porsches? I'm really considering doing something stupid and getting a 911(996 era). They're getting to be close to the $20k mark, which is doable. I know about the IMS issues with them, but if you can find one that's been replaced with the aftermarket seals it's supposed to be pretty reliable. I've thought about older 911's (like '80s or so) for the air-cooled factor, but eh, they seem like they're almost too small for me and likely will have tons of little things always going wrong. The attraction with the 911 is the whole speed thing, but also the lack of significant depreciation is a big selling point.
E46 M3's seem nice, but the maintenance horror stories kind of scare me. I've read it's best to set aside like $1k a year just for incidentals, fuck that. Thought about the E36 M3 as well, which would be almost as fun but much cheaper assuming you can find one that hasn't been thrashed.
Corvette's are fast and all, but I'm not sure about the image that goes with them around where I live. Only people who drive them are old men pretty much.
Also thought about an S2000, but I'm not sure about a convertible though.
Nissan 350/370 just doesn't do it for me, not a fan of the looks or the interior or the sound.
My main criteria here: Something that handles well, doesn't necessarily have to be the fastest thing in the world but fast is good, something I won't lose my ass on in depreciation or maintenance in the next few years, daily drivable, ~$20k or less.
The above post is laughable.
How about you go fuck yourself?Condescending, know it all, and yet in reality so fucking dumb.
S2000My main criteria here: Something thathandles well, doesn't necessarily have to be the fastest thing in the world but fast is good, something Iwon't lose my ass on in depreciation or maintenancein the next few years,daily drivable, ~$20k or less.
As soon as you lick my perineum.How about you go fuck yourself?