$75k for a used car, which you picking?

supercar 20010 Nissan GTR

you can afford the matinence on those cars look it up bro, every 6-12 months you will drop 10-12k stuff

*@@# i drive an 08 acura tl type s and just for the front brembo brake pads are 200.00, i could imagine what ferreri's cost
 
supercar 20010 Nissan GTR

you can afford the matinence on those cars look it up bro, every 6-12 months you will drop 10-12k stuff

*@@# i drive an 08 acura tl type s and just for the front brembo brake pads are 200.00, i could imagine what ferreri's cost
 
Originally Posted by Al Audi

Originally Posted by scshift

Nissan GTR

gtr is cool spec/performance wise but its not that good looking

aston martin vantage>gtr looks wise
True, but I like how the GTR is unique. It doesn't resemble any other car on the road, not even any other Nissan or Infiniti. It's definitely not as smooth as an Aston Martin, but it's something else. I like it.
 
Originally Posted by Al Audi

Originally Posted by scshift

Nissan GTR

gtr is cool spec/performance wise but its not that good looking

aston martin vantage>gtr looks wise
True, but I like how the GTR is unique. It doesn't resemble any other car on the road, not even any other Nissan or Infiniti. It's definitely not as smooth as an Aston Martin, but it's something else. I like it.
 
Id take the Rarri cause its a Rarri
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Originally Posted by RFX45

THockey66 wrote:
60k on an Aston? No thank you.
Could you elaborate on this a bit more?

I haven't seen anything about the newer Aston models (DB9/V8/DBS) having reliability problems, but 60k on any exotic, besides a Porsche, is still quite a bit. It's obvious the car was used as a daily driver, and that is not desirable for anyone in the market considering the typical owner puts 3-5k per on it. Not to mention, you can find them with 1/3 the mileage for roughly the same price.

Originally Posted by RFX45

But there is just something about a V12...
The V12 makes a ground sound, but thats about it. The V8 Vantage is going to feel more sporty and fun to drive.

Originally Posted by ekhunter1

you can afford the matinence on those cars look it up bro, every 6-12 months you will drop 10-12k stuff
Stop it. These are not exotic cars from the 70's through early 90's. Parts markup is high, sure, but they've made tremendous strides in durability. They've got all the creature comforts to be a daily driver, should you choose to do so.
 
Originally Posted by RFX45

THockey66 wrote:
60k on an Aston? No thank you.
Could you elaborate on this a bit more?

I haven't seen anything about the newer Aston models (DB9/V8/DBS) having reliability problems, but 60k on any exotic, besides a Porsche, is still quite a bit. It's obvious the car was used as a daily driver, and that is not desirable for anyone in the market considering the typical owner puts 3-5k per on it. Not to mention, you can find them with 1/3 the mileage for roughly the same price.

Originally Posted by RFX45

But there is just something about a V12...
The V12 makes a ground sound, but thats about it. The V8 Vantage is going to feel more sporty and fun to drive.

Originally Posted by ekhunter1

you can afford the matinence on those cars look it up bro, every 6-12 months you will drop 10-12k stuff
Stop it. These are not exotic cars from the 70's through early 90's. Parts markup is high, sure, but they've made tremendous strides in durability. They've got all the creature comforts to be a daily driver, should you choose to do so.
 
Thanks for all the info THockey, much appreciated. I'll keep them in mind.
 
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