OT: Entry-Level Luxury Car Comparison

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I would go for the 3-series. A friend has the new M3 and it is awesome. For my the last car purchase I decided to go green and considered a 335d. In the end I went with a Prius full of gadgets.

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G37

It’s a bit roomier than a 3-Series, with outstanding all around performance.

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G37

It’s a bit roomier than a 3-Series, with outstanding all around performance.

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G37

It’s a bit roomier than a 3-Series, with outstanding all around performance.

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G37

It’s a bit roomier than a 3-Series, with outstanding all around performance.

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G37

It’s a bit roomier than a 3-Series, with outstanding all around performance.

[Eugene]

I had a BMW 3 series (E46) for two years and I was reasonably pleased. It was underpowered but well put together.

A4 costs extra because of the all-wheel-drive, which you don’t need in San Diego climate (and it’s not an off-roader, either). G35/G37 used to be quite bulky compared to others in its class, but I’m not sure how it compares today.

[Eugene]

I had a BMW 3 series (E46) for two years and I was reasonably pleased. It was underpowered but well put together.

A4 costs extra because of the all-wheel-drive, which you don’t need in San Diego climate (and it’s not an off-roader, either). G35/G37 used to be quite bulky compared to others in its class, but I’m not sure how it compares today.

[Eugene]

I had a BMW 3 series (E46) for two years and I was reasonably pleased. It was underpowered but well put together.

A4 costs extra because of the all-wheel-drive, which you don’t need in San Diego climate (and it’s not an off-roader, either). G35/G37 used to be quite bulky compared to others in its class, but I’m not sure how it compares today.

[Eugene]

I had a BMW 3 series (E46) for two years and I was reasonably pleased. It was underpowered but well put together.

A4 costs extra because of the all-wheel-drive, which you don’t need in San Diego climate (and it’s not an off-roader, either). G35/G37 used to be quite bulky compared to others in its class, but I’m not sure how it compares today.

[Eugene]

I had a BMW 3 series (E46) for two years and I was reasonably pleased. It was underpowered but well put together.

A4 costs extra because of the all-wheel-drive, which you don’t need in San Diego climate (and it’s not an off-roader, either). G35/G37 used to be quite bulky compared to others in its class, but I’m not sure how it compares today.

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

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