Which car is best to buy now?

[LAAFTERHOURS]

6500 dollars due at lease signing is nuts. I wouldnt put any money down on any lease. You wreck that car and bye bye to that down payment.

Id look at a 2006 or new lexus sedan. ES rides like a couch. GS rides like a sports car. The genisis by hyundia has been out a year or so and those started loaded in mid 30s. you could probably find one under 30K. Acuras got redesigned in the past two years so you can probably score the earlier design for good value and those are solid rides.

I would stay away from used bmw and mb bc of the upkeep costs but thats me.

[Coronita]

[quote=NicMM]How about leasing a car? Right now Lexus Escondido has a special to lease a 2011 IS 250 Sedan for $269/month and $6500 due at delivery.[/quote]

Sorry…imho, Lexus is the suck….
If you’re going to do that route, might as well go for a stripped BMW 328 with 0.9%apr and 1500 cash back, 4 years of free maintenance.

If you want a good value for the money… Hyundai Sonata…
If you want a little more pep…Hyundai Sonata with the 4 cylinder turbo….

I also like the latest subaru legacy. Starts around $20k

[Coronita]

[quote=NicMM]How about leasing a car? Right now Lexus Escondido has a special to lease a 2011 IS 250 Sedan for $269/month and $6500 due at delivery.[/quote]

Sorry…imho, Lexus is the suck….
If you’re going to do that route, might as well go for a stripped BMW 328 with 0.9%apr and 1500 cash back, 4 years of free maintenance.

If you want a good value for the money… Hyundai Sonata…
If you want a little more pep…Hyundai Sonata with the 4 cylinder turbo….

I also like the latest subaru legacy. Starts around $20k

[Coronita]

[quote=NicMM]How about leasing a car? Right now Lexus Escondido has a special to lease a 2011 IS 250 Sedan for $269/month and $6500 due at delivery.[/quote]

Sorry…imho, Lexus is the suck….
If you’re going to do that route, might as well go for a stripped BMW 328 with 0.9%apr and 1500 cash back, 4 years of free maintenance.

If you want a good value for the money… Hyundai Sonata…
If you want a little more pep…Hyundai Sonata with the 4 cylinder turbo….

I also like the latest subaru legacy. Starts around $20k

[Coronita]

[quote=NicMM]How about leasing a car? Right now Lexus Escondido has a special to lease a 2011 IS 250 Sedan for $269/month and $6500 due at delivery.[/quote]

Sorry…imho, Lexus is the suck….
If you’re going to do that route, might as well go for a stripped BMW 328 with 0.9%apr and 1500 cash back, 4 years of free maintenance.

If you want a good value for the money… Hyundai Sonata…
If you want a little more pep…Hyundai Sonata with the 4 cylinder turbo….

I also like the latest subaru legacy. Starts around $20k

[Coronita]

[quote=NicMM]How about leasing a car? Right now Lexus Escondido has a special to lease a 2011 IS 250 Sedan for $269/month and $6500 due at delivery.[/quote]

Sorry…imho, Lexus is the suck….
If you’re going to do that route, might as well go for a stripped BMW 328 with 0.9%apr and 1500 cash back, 4 years of free maintenance.

If you want a good value for the money… Hyundai Sonata…
If you want a little more pep…Hyundai Sonata with the 4 cylinder turbo….

I also like the latest subaru legacy. Starts around $20k

[scaredyclassic]

I think click and clack usuallya dvise keeping the old car. I don’t mind paying 1000 maintenance now and again to avoid higher registration, sales tax etc. He’ll I haven’t paid comp/collision on my car for over a decade because it was a beater back then. I’ve probably save. Tens of thousands just keeping the same old car. Same goes for divorce but more so.

[scaredyclassic]

I think click and clack usuallya dvise keeping the old car. I don’t mind paying 1000 maintenance now and again to avoid higher registration, sales tax etc. He’ll I haven’t paid comp/collision on my car for over a decade because it was a beater back then. I’ve probably save. Tens of thousands just keeping the same old car. Same goes for divorce but more so.

[scaredyclassic]

I think click and clack usuallya dvise keeping the old car. I don’t mind paying 1000 maintenance now and again to avoid higher registration, sales tax etc. He’ll I haven’t paid comp/collision on my car for over a decade because it was a beater back then. I’ve probably save. Tens of thousands just keeping the same old car. Same goes for divorce but more so.

[scaredyclassic]

I think click and clack usuallya dvise keeping the old car. I don’t mind paying 1000 maintenance now and again to avoid higher registration, sales tax etc. He’ll I haven’t paid comp/collision on my car for over a decade because it was a beater back then. I’ve probably save. Tens of thousands just keeping the same old car. Same goes for divorce but more so.

[scaredyclassic]

I think click and clack usuallya dvise keeping the old car. I don’t mind paying 1000 maintenance now and again to avoid higher registration, sales tax etc. He’ll I haven’t paid comp/collision on my car for over a decade because it was a beater back then. I’ve probably save. Tens of thousands just keeping the same old car. Same goes for divorce but more so.

[paramount]

If you want a good estimate of what a car will cost you, check out Edmunds.com True Cost of Ownership (TCO).

[paramount]

If you want a good estimate of what a car will cost you, check out Edmunds.com True Cost of Ownership (TCO).

[paramount]

If you want a good estimate of what a car will cost you, check out Edmunds.com True Cost of Ownership (TCO).

[paramount]

If you want a good estimate of what a car will cost you, check out Edmunds.com True Cost of Ownership (TCO).

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