![]() |
So I am thinking about buying a new car...
Test drove the Cadillac CTS and new ATS. Both great cars. (ATS is smaller but the turbo is a nice touch) Also drove the 8 cylinder Camaro and Loved it! (i think i will get arrested in it though lol)
Going to test drive the C series Mercedes and similar class BMW Out of the above what would you buy? Lease or Buy and why? |
The ATS is a hot little car. My Dad has been looking at them, and is actually driving around in one today. He just left my place. I didn't drive it, but it's a great looking smaller car, of which I'm a big fan.
When I saw the thread and opened it up, that's what I was going to suggest. |
Quote:
The CTS is bigger and has similar pickup without the turbo. This aint my grandmothers Cadillac lol |
AUDI s6.....
|
Quote:
may have to go drive that |
I would take the Cadillac. Everyone and their mother has a Mercedes (same with BMW), and the Camaro does nothing for me. I always thought that Cadillac was for "old men" but they sure have changed in the past ten years.
If I had to buy a sports car I would buy the new Dodge Challenger. I just love the way they look. |
get a mini.
|
This is the one you want ;) Hot Wheels !!!
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...ps449107de.jpg Full-Size Fun Available on either the Camaro 2LT or 2SS, and immediately recognizable as a Hot Wheels®-inspired Camaro with exterior features such as a vibrant Kinetic Blue Metallic paint scheme and 21" red-striped wheels, this limited special edition is truly unique, as it?s the first-ever full-size production Hot Wheels car offered for sale by any manufacturer. With production beginning in the first half of 2013, this new collaboration from Chevrolet and Hot Wheels holds great cultural significance, as the 1968 Custom Camaro 1:64-scale toy was one of the original sixteen Hot Wheels cars ever created. This rare opportunity to actually drive home a real-life Hot Wheels Camaro will be a dream come true for millions of fans and collectors alike. |
If you do go with an Audi, don't opt for one of their 'exclusive colors.' I spent more than I care to remember several years ago having them take care of city scratches with proprietary paint colors that nobody else has access to... after a minor fender-bender the custom paint cost was as much as the repair.
Was a nice car though... |
BMW 7 series. If you are thinking of the Merc, then DEFINITELY try the BMW.
. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I would buy it. Refined, fast, safe, good looking. I drove 3 series BMW's for years and just got tired of them. |
Personally I'm sold to Mercedes. I love the handling of the car. It's a real smooth boat.
If you like a more sporty feeling you might wanna go test drive the BMWs ;) |
Quote:
I'm looking for something small for a third car, that I can drive around when the kids don't need to be. I'm tired of the Minivan. |
Quote:
Quote:
http://static.cargurus.com/images/si...pic-30535.jpeg |
|
out of those you mentioned: MB or BMW
|
Gotta say the C class surprised me, felt really connected to the road which I didn't expect. Only thing that annoys me about MB is the lack of manual transmission option.
|
id go for the ATS Turbo
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
I really like the CTS 2 door. Overall I think Cadillac's are the way to go. You get the same power of the Camaro but with a much nicer interior.
|
Just got back from lunch with a friend, he has a couple years old STS with a V-8 great car and he paid low $20's for it used.
. |
Check out the Porsche Panamera.
|
the infinity g37 is nice also should be in the same price range.
|
Quote:
"Motoring 2013, television's longest-running and most respected Canadian automotive program celebrating 25 years on TSN, has selected the Cadillac ATS as its Car of the Year for 2013. "Building on the strength of the CTS, Cadillac's new ATS boasts a stunning style, a rich cabin and the right driving dynamics. While there is a choice of engine, it is very difficult to overlook the appeal of the top-level V6. When equipped with this engine and GM's adaptive suspension, the ATS dances its way through a corner like no Cadillac ever before." Motoring also recognized the Cadillac ATS as its best new Prestige Car," I'd go with the car of the year if I was looking, watched the show, it was impressive |
audi s4 or s5 :)
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
My 2 cents:
I wouldn't buy a BMW or Benz unless it is an M or AMG respectively (I drive a 2008 E63 AMG - BEAST MODE). Base model BMW 3 series or a C-class = average performance and lots of trips to the shop (but if you buying new and have decent warranty, perhaps not an issue). Of course, if we are talking an M3 or C63, you really can't go wrong. Both great cars. I used to own a G35, and though a nice looking car, under-powered. Cadillac CTS-V is a great car for the money. I'm not a Caddy guy, but you probably can't go wrong. With all your choices, I'd go that direction. It seems like you want something that looks mean and attracts looks. If you want a stealth assassin that doesn't beg for cops to arrest you, get a Subaru STI. Those things can beat a lot of stuff on the street, and are very functional (all wheel drive). If you are looking for a pussy magnet, an Audi S5 would fit the bill. |
Quote:
|
|
Quote:
|
Buy the camaro and modify the hell out of it.
|
yeah right now it is between the ATS and the Benz
going to drive the Audi tomorrow |
Quote:
. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
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 :( |
Quote:
I have a sonata 2.0T which is pretty fast and handles well but is much roomier than the ats. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
|
|
M5 !!!!!! (Added the !!!! for the 8 characters, lol)
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
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. |
All times are GMT -7. The time now is 07:49 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
©2000-, AI Media Network Inc123