no not yet. im thinking about that. the thing they have in their favor is the maintenance which is free i think

gaa i only got to do the V6.. they were holding the turbos back

were you able to punch it form 0-50? V6 literally sucked me back into the seat.. only problem is the ceiling* so low, i nail my forehead against the sun visor :(

yeah the ramp to the highway has a traffic light so i got to hammer it. It does have a "cockpit" feel to it which is one of the only things i dont love about it

I have a sonata 2.0T which is pretty fast and handles well but is much roomier than the ats.

should be interesting seeing what you think of the Benz in comparison lol

Clearly was referring to a clutch and stick shift, not paddle shifters :error

Audi S8

blows away BMW and Merc"s

http://www.mechbunny.com/cars/m3.jpg

Best car I have ever owned, and i've had over 20.

M5 !!!!!! (Added the !!!! for the 8 characters, lol)

If you need any help I have a lot of connections in the car business in south florida.

Driven one and they're NOWHERE NEAR AS FUN as a little Mini Cooper S. The difference in size is a KILLER, with regards to the fun factor. I'm more into the new Coupes, but would settle for another Cooper S. I like the Clubman, it's just not the same.

None of them can fit three carseats, so size really isn't a concern with a 3rd vehicle.

Oh...and my Dad bought the ATS.

50 new cars

new or used cars?

Thanks man!

I'd take a german one... bmw, merc, audi...

Have fun with it - buy something old and make it new again.

A year and a half ago I bought a 1990 Chevy Stepside with 160k miles on it. Prior owner had it rigged up to be a "mud truck". Nothing worked. No heat, no ac, engine stalled out for no reason, missing back brakes, etc etc etc. I'm not much of a mechanic but it was fun fixing it up. Whatever I couldn't do I had my local shop do. Nu paint job, I put on new trim by myself - bumper, grill, etc - nu tires and wheels... Runs like a fucking champ.

http://content.screencast.com/users/...12-07_1620.png

With the four wheel drive, taking my kid to school means avoiding surface streets and then hitting that forty foot long mud puddle.

Either or. I used to work for the big company that does all the commercials. I am sure you know which one I am talking about...