I think it looks much better in silver.Silver doesn't do it justice.
I was confused about why there was a Corolla concept when the new one just came out, then I realised the car America gets is completely different to this.
I've seen a few around, they look pretty good apart from the overly busy rear end.
Yeah, I'll take the C7 over the RS7.
Also, the train wreck rolls on at Lexus...
WTF? It looks like a crappy knockoff chinese car. Worse than the Bentleystang:
Silver doesn't do it justice.
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Damn that's a beauty. I wish a) I had more money b) it made any sense to buy a super powerful car to be stuck in traffic and 100 km/h roads :/
I'm not even seeing the brake handle (I doubt there is one anyways).
Well someone was excited when they designed that brake handle.
It's a Mustang with the face that resembles a Bentley grafted on.Wait... is that a chinese knockoff or an actually Bentley?
I think he's mistaking the passenger side door handle for an e-brake handle.I'm not even seeing the brake handle (I doubt there is one anyways).
WTF? It looks like a crappy knockoff chinese car. Worse than the Bentleystang:
I think he's mistaking the passenger side door handle for an e-brake handle.
Hah, I did! Damn.
Well someone was excited when they designed that brake handle.
Holy motherfucking fuck.
Audi RS7. 560HP V8.
http://www.wotauto.com/2013/01/15/audi-rs7-revealed-in-detroit/
love it! i guess i am the only one.
It looks interesting at least, which is more than can be said for the last 15 years of Corolla.love it! i guess i am the only one.
It looks interesting at least, which is more than can be said for the last 15 years of Corolla.
I've started looking at cars recently and I admittedly know next to nothing about them.
My goals are comfort and decent gas milage, I've been looking at what I would call lower tier luxury sedans 5 or less years old. Any advice?
Models I've been looking at are basically: Passat, A4, S60, Q37. Any thoughts on what would be good to look at in this category?
I guess around 30k I would say, if I can come in under that with something nice that would be great.
Reliability is a very important factor.
Toyota AvalonMy goals are comfort and decent gas milage, I've been looking at what I would call lower tier luxury sedans 5 or less years old. Any advice?
I guess around 30k I would say, if I can come in under that with something nice that would be great.
Reliability is a very important factor.
You can buy a new Acura for that. And you should probably consider a Hyundai Genesis too.
I would make a list and start driving things.
You have a ton of options depending on how close you want to get to 30k.
A really nice 2008 TL like the one I posted could be had for under 20k so I would definitely consider it if you are looking for reliability. In 2009 Acura made them fugly but they are bigger.
Also I was looking at used because I've heard that luxury sedans are some of the worst in terms of depreciation.
I've started looking at cars recently and I admittedly know next to nothing about them.
My goals are comfort and decent gas milage, I've been looking at what I would call lower tier luxury sedans 5 or less years old. Any advice?
Models I've been looking at are basically: Passat, A4, S60, Q37. Any thoughts on what would be good to look at in this category?
surely you would like it? its universally disliked.Also, the train wreck rolls on at Lexus...
surely you would like it? its universally disliked.
I'm 26, but the '86 Caddy I had as my first car made me an old man when it comes to cars.I like good, fun, attractive things, not disliked things. I mean, it's all Acura/Audi/BMW/Gencoupe here. Not hard to find things most of you will dislike.
How many of you all are over 50? Because most of y'all seem to like those kinds of cars. :
That is why I was looking at cars a few years older so I could move up to something put together like the S60 or A4. Are you suggesting the new Acura because of the reliability?
Also I was looking at used because I've heard that luxury sedans are some of the worst in terms of depreciation.
Yeah that is sort of what I have been doing is putting a list together and plan to start driving some stuff this weekend. It's pretty intimidating to me, particularly with all the used cars out there and how major of a purchase it is.
Thanks all, and I'd appreciate any more insight.
if you want a cheap reliable Audi A6 then you really should try a Hyundai genesis.
Yeah, I'll take the C7 over the RS7.
Also, the train wreck rolls on at Lexus...
Oh and since GT5 is showcasing cars from Detroit Show, here's Acura NSX Concept:
The NSX is one of my favorite car. Too bad the old ones didn't satisfy me performance wise..too bad they never brought the nsx-r in the US.
Hopefully the new ones will keep certain characteristic of the old ones but really push boundaries performance wise.