Favorite Luxury autoMobile? BMW 745iL? Jaguar XJ? Range Rover? Lexus GS? Audi?
 

Or just get a nice Nissan or Acura, or whatever, something with similar options and horsepower

for half the price?..

Or a Lexus HS Hybrid?

Or.. a smart car...

or an old pickup truck

s550 would be my choice.

Lexus HS Hybrid? It is a tricked out hybrid Toyota Corolla that they want over 40k for.

the new bimmer 7 series is bad, the size of the driver window is sooo small now..

Lexus hybrid is fucking PIMP... you dont see that many here in montreal, but when im NYC or NJ, I see tons!

I would have to say the s63 amg is my favorite luxury car of all time...

German, Indian or Japanese .............


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Well it depends on which class...

Full Sized Sedan?
1. BMW 750iL
2. Lexus LS460L
3. MB S550
4. Audi A8

Mid-Sized?
1. BMW 5 Series
2. Audi A6

Entry Level?
All shit. Would probably drive an Infiniti G35 Sedan or Audi A4 so at least I don't look like a poser sitting in a baby mb or bmw. (not considering the C63 and M3 entry level)

As far as the King of All Luxury Sedans?

BMW M5. Hands down.

I was looking at range rovers for the snow here in Minnesota and this 745iL caught my eye.

but it almost seems too opulent. I can only picture hookers in the giant back seat...

I know I'll never get to sit in the giant back seat so why get such a huge car for other
peoples enjoyment

unless you have 2-3 kids..


$90k sticker price for this 745il and it's like $45k a year later...

The Jaguar xF is bad ass but you cant tell from the outside...

Buy a Range Rover if you want a ton of headaches. Want one for cheap? Wait til they are out of factory warranty...you'll get them dirt cheap. Wonder why? See my first line.

The reason this happens is because these cars are mostly leased. Since BMW doesn't offer a used car leasing program the value of these cars drop since there is a smaller market for it used. Add to that the fact that those leases all hit the market at the same time after 2-3 years and you have the reason that prices are so low. Maintenance costs used to be a huge factor but not as much now with the "certified" programs most of these new car dealerships have now to add some $$$$ back to the used car price.

The good thing about it though is that the late model 745's are fairly reliable and depreciation slows down after the 4 year mark.