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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / June 2005What to buy??
I’m hoping all of you experts can help me out. I’m in the market for a pre-owned 03-04 sedan, mid-20’s, high on curb-appeal. Currently have a 01 Maxima w/40K miles & warped rotors--ridiculous, not to mention a cad issue!! Looking for reliability, luxury (sick of the road noise on the Maxima), low cost of maintenance. I will say this, had my first Maxima for 7 yrs/80K w/no problems whatsoever. The only maintenance they’ve ever needed was oil changes, so I’m not sure what is required to maintain a "luxury" car. Drove a 03 G35 today and loved it!! Am planning to look at tl, s series, S60 and Lexus. Any pros/cons/experiences are helpful. Thanks. Why buy a vehicle with mileage that someone else obviously did not want? Do yourself a favor take a look at a left over 05 Lincoln LS. With rebates as well as the low interest rates and longer contacts allowed on new cars than used you can probably buy a NEW car for about the same monthly payment as buying a late model used car. Another good buy in the Mercury Grand Marquis GS, big car, safe, tough as nails, V8 25 MPG, loaded and brand NEW for UNDER 18K. mike hunt > Im hoping all of you experts can help me out. Im in the market for > a pre-owned 03-04 sedan, mid-20s, > I’m hoping all of you experts can help me out. I’m in the market for > a pre-owned 03-04 sedan, mid-20’s, high on curb-appeal. Currently [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > loved it!! Am planning to look at tl, s series, S60 and Lexus. Any > pros/cons/experiences are helpful. Thanks. Are you going for luxury, sportiness, utilirian? Don't really care? These all would affect your decision. > > I’m hoping all of you experts can help me out. I’m in the > market for [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > care? > These all would affect your decision. Reliability, luxury and sportiness, in that order. I have to 4 doors and would like for there to be a fair amount of leg room in the back seat, but I don’t want anything too large. Other than that, I’m open minded. From what we see in our business All manufactures are building good vehicles today. MAWB, test drive and get a drive home price for all those that meet you needs then buy the one that best meets your budget. "MelvinGobson" wrote: > From what we see in our business All manufactures are building > good vehicles today. MAWB, test drive and get a drive home > price > for all those that meet you needs then buy the one that best > meets your budget. That’s what I’m working on. I just have to drive 80 miles to a dealer for some of these!! Thanks for the advice. |
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