Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Why don't you want an e36 anyways? You don't like BMWs?
Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Really aren't many RWD sporty sedans. Up until recently it was pretty much only BMW making one.
Originally posted by: SecretShadow
w124 series Mercedes. They may not handle quite as well as the BMW, but they are definitely 'athletic.'
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
a newer CTS should be falling into that area.
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: SecretShadow
w124 series Mercedes. They may not handle quite as well as the BMW, but they are definitely 'athletic.'
ya, I actually like how they look. What the year did that model begin from?
Originally posted by: andylawcc
hey hey, a 94-5 E320 Coupe/Sedan is around 8000.... hummm... tempting. (I am car shopping now)
nah, they looks too mature for me though![]()
Originally posted by: SecretShadow
Originally posted by: andylawcc
hey hey, a 94-5 E320 Coupe/Sedan is around 8000.... hummm... tempting. (I am car shopping now)
nah, they looks too mature for me though![]()
What about a Lincoln LS? Are they down to 12k yet?
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
a newer CTS should be falling into that area.
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/default.aspx?make=Cadillac&model=CTS#used
not quite there yet, maybe another 2-3 years it will be around 15k.
and their bottom-end V6 (a 2.8L?) is a rather weak one too. so I will pass on that.
Originally posted by: kt
What about the first generation of Lexus GS300? Can't go wrong with an inline-6 that puts out about 220hp.
Originally posted by: KevinH
Originally posted by: kt
What about the first generation of Lexus GS300? Can't go wrong with an inline-6 that puts out about 220hp.
It's FWD.
Originally posted by: kt
Originally posted by: KevinH
Originally posted by: kt
What about the first generation of Lexus GS300? Can't go wrong with an inline-6 that puts out about 220hp.
It's FWD.
Where do you get the idea that it's a FWD? Are you confusing it with the Lexus ES line maybe? GS has always been RWD.