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No way.. BMW gets crushed... Now what you should talk about it is an Aston Martin... There only 100'S of thousands of dollars ..
The 2011 is 285,295.00 and they go up alot more then that. Those cars are sick.. they are fast as ****. Wish I had that money I would buy one in a heart beat04-08-11 12:52 PM - Oh, the things I would do to get a new Aston Martin DBS in my garage. It's one of my four "Lotto cars," cars that I would get should I ever be lucky enough to win the lottery. The others would be a 1967 Shelby GT500 Mustang (my favorite car of all time), a current year Shelby GT500 Mustang, and a current year Ford F-150, because I love to camp and hike.No way.. BMW gets crushed... Now what you should talk about it is an Aston Martin... There only 100'S of thousands of dollars .. The 2011 is 285,295.00 and they go up alot more then that. Those cars are sick.. they are fast as ****. Wish I had that money I would buy one in a heart beat
But I digress, back to the OP's question. Not taking into account maintenance and other expenses, I'd say BMW. Fast, good-looking cars, and I hear the M3 has some kind of voodoo handling because it's that incredible. However, in the real world, you do have to take into account other costs, and because of that I'd go with Cadillac. The new CTS V coupe is a freakin' beast (what's not to like about a 556HP supercharged V8?) with the looks to make its European competitors look like taxis. I believe the CTS V is more expensive initially than say, the M3, by a few grand but it's probably cheaper to maintain and repair.04-08-11 06:21 PM
