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What's your price range?
Do you want to buy new or used?
Is a two seater okay? Or do you like sedans?
I would buy this...
This car starts at $60,000.
http://www.porsche.com/usa/models/cayman/cayman-s/
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Here is the problem: I need a new car but I am unable to decide and honestly there is no car out there (reasonable car) that I really love.
I like luxury cars with muscles, and I don't want another BMW.
Any suggestions?

Is a two seater okay? Or do you like sedans?
I would buy this...
This car starts at $60,000.
http://www.porsche.com/usa/models/cayman/cayman-s/
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Plank,
Now, what do I have to do to put you into this car?
Stryker V8 Aileron
If money were no object, Stryker! ~150K I think. 😱 Could be 250K, can't recall...
http://www.spykercars.nl/aileronspyder/gallery.html
D712
I would buy noyac's supercharged tundra, 0-60 in less than 5 seconds in a full sized truck, f'ing awesome. Unfortunately, he may not part with it for less than 80k. Another good option is the porche cayenne turbo.

I had nothing but trouble with my 530I, I love driving it but the reliability was terrible.Yes, yes, Spyker. I was poking on the website despite being 1/2 asleep. I used to have a Saab 9-5 and thought that was a really fun car to drive, aside from the constant service issues. I heard about Spyker's bid and hopefully they'll save Saab, would hate to see it go. Though I haven't seen a Saab here in Fl in recent memory...
Plank, why don't you like your BMW?
D712
You mean this one?
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You know pd4, you may be right. I wouldn't sell it for what I bought it for but $80K is a lot. I could buy two just like it for that much, almost.
There are not many sports cars out there under $100K that will beat it on the drag strip. But when you throw in some curves then I struggle a bit but I usually run them down on the straights real fast.Had a STI try to lose me last year, not a chance. I pulled him into my front bumper almost instantly after every curve.
But the best thing about it is that it is a sleeper. Nobody knows whats there until they are way behind. And there isn't another vehicle under $100K that can cover the ground offroad that it can and get back home faster than a sports car.
Oh, and today I got on the gas at about 40mph and the tires chirped, totally surprised the hell out of me. And these 35" tires.
But I'm sure Plank is more of a porsche man if you know what I mean.🤣
I agree, plank would probably go for the porshe. Honestly, it is a nice car and very fun to drive. Very fast. But, for me not practical, three kids in car seats just are not gonna fit in a Cayenne. But in the tundra....For sure. I will get one someday but I am trying to put it off for a while. I have a v8 4runner 4wd that I really like and I really do hate to spend money on cars. I like the stealth aspect. No "supercharged" badges just kickas s power. Someday, someday...
http://www.audiusa.com/us/brand/en/models/s6.html
I think this would fit the bill of a "luxury muscle" car. You might have a few of the same problems as the BMW, but a buddy of mine had a S4 and it was an amazing car. Audi's are really really nice.
The S6 is nice, if you want AWD, but it can't hang with the E63 AMG.
If they brought back the RS6 to the US... wow, pefection.
isn't the S6 comparable to the RS6 or am I mistaken?
Great. Keep supporting the imports guys and nobody will be able to afford your medical services. This doesn't just apply to cars either. Continue being "flippant" about the role/value of manufacturing/exporting to an economy and we'll continue heading towards a second rate country. And this WILL begin to impact you in your career span.

Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, or Nissan Maxima are all made in America. I refuse to buy a car from a company that took bailout money from the government. That leave Ford at the only remaining untainted domestic auto manufacturer. Many of the cars produced by Honda, Toyota, or Nissan are made in the USA by non union American workers. Plus if the OP were to fallow my advice they would have saved $60,000 on their car purchase they could save for their retirement, retraining or to supplement their rapidly declining salary.
MARYSVILLE, OHIO - MARYSVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 21, 2007 Honda of America Mfg., Inc. today unveiled the all-new 2008 Accord in Marysville, the town where Honda made history 25 years ago by becoming the first Japanese company to build a car in America. (If you want to work at the hospital in MARYSVILLE, OHIO you will have to work for the CRNA owned anesthesia management company that has the contract.)
Toyota Camrys are produced at Georgetown, Kentucky, USA. On April 20, 2007, Camry manufacturing began at Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. in Lafayette, Indiana USA, with an intended annual production of ~100,000 units. Camrys manufactured in Japan are denoted with a VIN starting with "J"; US-made models are denoted with a VIN starting with "4".
SMYRNA, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 21, 2003
The Nissan Maxima sports sedan changed its home address today as the first production model rolled off the line at the automaker's award-winning manufacturing plant here.
I know you said you don't want a BMW, but eveyrone I know that owns one swears by them. Many of them have driven them 150-200k and still function like new (and this is in Chicago weather!).
Thus, I would get a fully loaded 535xi (4WD for winter driving). 🙂
Depending on your age, if you are ~45-50ish, I would get a fully loaded 7 series.
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gotta love someone who likes the tt. They are girly though otherwise i would buy one. the s5 is nicecall me cheap (?!?) but if I had that kind of price range I'd go for the audi TTS coupe or roadster. Not really sure what you're into, but give it a look.
Great. Keep supporting the imports guys and nobody will be able to afford your medical services. This doesn't just apply to cars either. Continue being "flippant" about the role/value of manufacturing/exporting to an economy and we'll continue heading towards a second rate country. And this WILL begin to impact you in your career span.
I had nothing but trouble with my 530I, I love driving it but the reliability was terrible.
At the same time I bought a Toyota Sequoia and I never had to fix one thing in it.
Oh, and today I got on the gas at about 40mph and the tires chirped, totally surprised the hell out of me. And these 35" tires.
But I'm sure Plank is more of a porsche man if you know what I mean.🤣
I prefer this one...
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😉
Just kidding dude. Nice ride. Specially for a resident. 👍
gotta love someone who likes the tt. They are girly though otherwise i would buy one. the s5 is nice
haha girly? Well, maybe my judgement is clouded on that one. They're fun to drive ... and all of the audi s models are nice. I have yet to see one or drive one and walk away feeling like I wasted my time. Most of the time I debate with myself about trading my audi for something newer.
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https://used.astonmartin.com/en-GB/...1f9&Page=1&PerPage=10&OrderBy=Price&Order=Asc
used - 21k miles - 84k $
the DB is too expensive.