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08-03-2017, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Nicklol⏩
He can't. Doesn't stop most of the drivers of these kind of cars though. (Finance)I thought you were broke? how u afford those?
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08-03-2017, 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
LMAO @ owning one of those long enough to need a timing belt or water pump replaced.nah bro low mileage....... they'll never ever have problems.........................................
let him spend $5k getting a timing belt/water pump done, clearly he doesn't care for anyone's opinion
let him spend $5k getting a timing belt/water pump done, clearly he doesn't care for anyone's opinion
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Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
buddy runs a body shop and tells me some of the stuff that comes through there, one of those audi headlight assys with the night vision and self-aiming beams.. pushing $2k. the motors are built into the housing, nonreplaceable. every single little tiny fix on those POS costs a fortuneThis.
And just LOL at thinking maintenance on an Audi is not a problem. My best brah owned a late-model S4 and that thing was constantly in the shop.
One wasn't the cars fault, but holy shat at the repair cost. brb $900 for a mirror.
And just LOL at thinking maintenance on an Audi is not a problem. My best brah owned a late-model S4 and that thing was constantly in the shop.
One wasn't the cars fault, but holy shat at the repair cost. brb $900 for a mirror.
Originally Posted By zhengterry⏩
you have to be the dumbest motherfuker i have ever seen post here and that's saying somethingThinking about getting the 2012 white jaguar xf supercharged. Cheapest at 32 k and very low kms
08-03-2017, 07:41 PM
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WTF man, op is unemployed how is he affording those expensive cars? Man I wish I was born into a rich Asian family?
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
agreed. Lexus and toyota same company.lexus
maintenance is a bitch on the rest of those
maintenance is a bitch on the rest of those
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08-03-2017, 08:16 PM
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S4 is the dream car. Buy it and get the stage 2 tune.
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I have a 03 Lexus that has never had problems, bought it 2 years ago, checked CARFAX and was taken regularly to the dealer and never had problems. Ride is super smooth/comfortable, everyone always compliments on that. If that Lexus is made in Japan get it. Volkswagon/Audi most likely to leak oil, go to a used dealership and look under their cars.
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I used to valet and have driven almost all of those. Go with the Lexus.
Lexus drives "smoother" in a way I can't describe. And in terms of reliability engineering, Lexus will soon be competing with airplane manufacturers:
(2016 study means the cars researched were 2013 model years)

Lexus drives "smoother" in a way I can't describe. And in terms of reliability engineering, Lexus will soon be competing with airplane manufacturers:
(2016 study means the cars researched were 2013 model years)

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For me, unless I could buy something in the 65k to 100k range, I'm not bothering with those ~35-50k range cars. They're not impressing anybody and its wasting money.
I would buy an Altima or Civic and call it a day until I can afford something in the aforementioned range.
I would buy an Altima or Civic and call it a day until I can afford something in the aforementioned range.
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08-03-2017, 08:48 PM
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[QUOTE=M0hi post_id=1514458641]I used to valet and have driven almost all of those. Go with the Lexus.
Lexus drives "smoother" in a way I can't describe. And in terms of reliability engineering, Lexus will soon be competing with airplane manufacturers:
(2016 study means the cars researched were 2013 model years)
[IMG]http://d1arsn5g9mfrlq.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/2016_vds_rank_1.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]surprised to see porsche that far up the list. not that i've heard much complaining about them, but usually higher performance vehicles are gonna be more finicky. guess it might have something to do with them not really straying too far from their platform, so all the little bits are pretty well tested at this point.
oddly enough, i read once that the lexus 4.0 v8 is actually faa-certifiable as an aircraft engine since it's so robust and well-balanced
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/J6ECQoDh6Uc[/youtube]
Lexus drives "smoother" in a way I can't describe. And in terms of reliability engineering, Lexus will soon be competing with airplane manufacturers:
(2016 study means the cars researched were 2013 model years)
[IMG]http://d1arsn5g9mfrlq.cloudfront.net/sites/default/files/2016_vds_rank_1.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]surprised to see porsche that far up the list. not that i've heard much complaining about them, but usually higher performance vehicles are gonna be more finicky. guess it might have something to do with them not really straying too far from their platform, so all the little bits are pretty well tested at this point.
oddly enough, i read once that the lexus 4.0 v8 is actually faa-certifiable as an aircraft engine since it's so robust and well-balanced
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/J6ECQoDh6Uc[/youtube]
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
If you look up every year of the study, Porsche creeped up there steadily over the years. It does tend to fluctuate a decent bit, but Porsche has been up there (usually not this close to lexus) for a few years now. I think it's just Porsche engineering philosophy at this point, they keep finding ways to reuse, but also significantly refine so many of their components. I am a Lexus fanboy, but in a way I am more impressed with Porsche's numbers since those stats must include all the 911's and higher not just the macan/cayenne, cayman etc. meanwhile Lexus has nothing but cars that are inherently reliable (except for RCF, GSF, etc.)surprised to see porsche that far up the list. not that i've heard much complaining about them, but usually higher performance vehicles are gonna be more finicky. guess it might have something to do with them not really straying too far from their platform, so all the little bits are pretty well tested at this point.
oddly enough, i read once that the lexus 4.0 v8 is actually faa-certifiable as an aircraft engine since it's so robust and well-balanced
oddly enough, i read once that the lexus 4.0 v8 is actually faa-certifiable as an aircraft engine since it's so robust and well-balanced
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08-03-2017, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted By M0hi⏩
yeah, that's impressive for sure. guess they've added the panamera and other new platforms too while still keeping the numbers good. suppose they have a bit of an advantage in the sense that they're working to a higher average price point, so they can afford to engineer their cars a bit better but that's ultimately irrelevant since they're still making the product right.If you look up every year of the study, Porsche creeped up there steadily over the years. It does tend to fluctuate a decent bit, but Porsche has been up there (usually not this close to lexus) for a few years now. I think it's just Porsche engineering philosophy at this point, they keep finding ways to reuse, but also significantly refine so many of their components. I am a Lexus fanboy, but in a way I am more impressed with Porsche's numbers since those stats must include all the 911's and higher not just the macan/cayenne, cayman etc. meanwhile Lexus has nothing but cars that are inherently reliable (except for RCF, GSF, etc.)
08-03-2017, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted By 1cav⏩
i have that taken care of.Buy a beat up old honda, use the rest of the money on investments. Impress people by your nice house you own and carefree spending with 0 debt.
That's the American dream.
That's the American dream.
Originally Posted By M0hi⏩
have u driven a jag before?I used to valet and have driven almost all of those. Go with the Lexus.
Lexus drives "smoother" in a way I can't describe. And in terms of reliability engineering, Lexus will soon be competing with airplane manufacturers:
(2016 study means the cars researched were 2013 model years)

Lexus drives "smoother" in a way I can't describe. And in terms of reliability engineering, Lexus will soon be competing with airplane manufacturers:
(2016 study means the cars researched were 2013 model years)

Originally Posted By MyBaddBrah⏩
my 08 altima coupe crashed. waiting for 11k payout from insurance.For me, unless I could buy something in the 65k to 100k range, I'm not bothering with those ~35-50k range cars. They're not impressing anybody and its wasting money.
I would buy an Altima or Civic and call it a day until I can afford something in the aforementioned range.
I would buy an Altima or Civic and call it a day until I can afford something in the aforementioned range.
Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
surprised to see porsche that far up the list. not that i've heard much complaining about them, but usually higher performance vehicles are gonna be more finicky. guess it might have something to do with them not really straying too far from their platform, so all the little bits are pretty well tested at this point.
oddly enough, i read once that the lexus 4.0 v8 is actually faa-certifiable as an aircraft engine since it's so robust and well-balanced
oddly enough, i read once that the lexus 4.0 v8 is actually faa-certifiable as an aircraft engine since it's so robust and well-balanced

08-03-2017, 10:59 PM
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lexus for reliability and maintenance.. **** getting a money pit car.. Get a car that is reliable so you can get to a to b making that money.
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Originally Posted By casiNo.⏩
But I'd get the Fsport package instead of luxury packagehave the lexus would recommend
Lexus for reliability but as a car guy I'd want 3 pedals so S4 it is.
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08-03-2017, 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted By KilaByte⏩
its a used car tho. i might get the black jag, its also supercharged. red colour is my first choice, then black.But I'd get the Fsport package instead of luxury package
Lexus for reliability but as a car guy I'd want 3 pedals so S4 it is.
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Originally Posted By HashSlinging⏩
Riiight, esp choosing a Jag over anything else listed....real talk right here. this is the best summary OP
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OP is on that G4P 3k a day?
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Originally Posted By iceypain⏩
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that's Ayla Mao to you, felloyoWho the **** is Terry??
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none they all expensive AF to maintain.
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus⏩
dem fuel costs toonone they all expensive AF to maintain.
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Originally Posted By northernlights7⏩
nah, would rather get a lancer or maximaYou're wasting your money on any of those. You could buy a brand new 2018 Camry with 0 miles for $25k that will "impress" people roughly as much as any of those 35k-ish used cars. Plus the maintance would be significantly cheaper.
Originally Posted By JeenyusJr⏩
mirin. germany would actually be a great place to retireBe like everyone else in Canada who's not driving a truck/SUV and buy the Japanese/Korean thing. You can't drive over 110 km/h anyways.
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bump.
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Originally Posted By northernlights7⏩
strong thisYou're wasting your money on any of those. You could buy a brand new 2018 Camry with 0 miles for $25k that will "impress" people roughly as much as any of those 35k-ish used cars. Plus the maintance would be significantly cheaper.
Originally Posted By zhengterry⏩
get ready to HNNGGGbump.
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