Would you rather?

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I'll go with the Jeep. It just looks so much better, but it's probably a lot worse to own.
 
California vs GranTurismo: Ferrari. It has a better engine, better sound, better gearbox and a better sense of occasion.

Grand Wagoneer vs Land Cruiser: Toyota; It's more versatile off road, more comfortable and more reliable. I also call the Land Cruiser the "Land Crusher".
 
2013 Audi S6 (MSRP: ~$70,000)
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OR

2013 Lexus IS F (MSRP ~$60,000) + $10,000 to spend on performance parts
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The audi is really nice but 10K could get an IS-F handling and looking the way I want so I guess I'll have that
Something like this
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S6 VS IS-F

I'm fond of both, but the IS-F is based on a car that was introduced in 2005, so the newness has long since worn off. Still a great car though. But the S6 is a much more modern car, especially on the technological side. It's more conservative than the Lexus, but it still looks quite nice. 4WD and a turbo aren't as pure as the IS-F's rear wheel drive naturally aspirated setup, but the Audi would make a better daily driver. The interior's very nice, expecially the navigation system. The price of the Bang and Olufsen stereo is ridiculous though.

Acura RLX Base ~ $48,000

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Cadillac XTS Luxury FWD ~ $49,000

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Loaded Lexus ES350 with Ulta Luxury Package ~ $48,000

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Loaded Kia Cadenza Premium ~ $42,000

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Loaded Lincoln MKS FWD ~ $48,000

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The Lincoln, and that's only because I find it to be ridiculously comfortable when I get shuttled to the airport in one.
 
If it's a gen 2 ISF, I would have that. I dont need the space or awd of the Audi, plus 10k on gas and tires is awesome. Oh and the Yamaha V8 is the tits.
 
S6, please! As for the luxury cars, I'm not sure. Either the XTS or MKZ, but I don't really care for any of them.
 
ISF cause its a little bit more rarer than the audi, and the es 350 probably has more "toys" inside it.
 
California vs. Gran Turismo: I'll take the Masterati hands down.

Jeep Wagoneer vs. Toyota Land Cruiser: Hmmm... Tough choice here, both are good trucks and are durable..... But I'll go for the Toyota. :)

Audi S6 vs. Lexus IS-F: Ugh, toughie eh? Ummmm.... I'll take them BOTH! :D

Audi for daily and fitted with light mods and the IS will be either a supercharged or TT system, a advanced ECU system, grippier tires and a lowered and a performance tuned suspension. Good for daily and the track. Can't go wrong ;).

Luxury Cars: I'll take the Lexus ES please.
 
-> ...
BAC Mono

or

Lotus 2-Eleven

or

KTM X-Bow GT

or

Ariel Atom
^ Ok. So I have a one-seat penis-enlarger, an unfinished mold Exige, a KTM with a weird windshield, and an Atom with two bike engines welded together...

-> I'd pick the 2-11. Because, 6M/T. Plus the Atom that I only want IS STILL the 300 with the K20 S/C. :)


2008 Ferrari F430 Spyder (used)

OR

2012 Audi R8 GT Spyder (new)
^ Neither. There are other better choices to consider with the same price ranges. And both of them are flappy-paddles. :indiff:


New one. This one is a tough one, hehe....

Nissan GTR Spec R CBAR35

Dodge Viper ACR ZB-II

Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 997
^ This isn't even a hard question at all. I pick the 997 RS 4.0. Because, last 997, rare, special, and balanced.


Ultima GTR

or

Rossion Q1
^ While the Rossion is a better car overall. I'd pick the Ultima just because of its bad-ass factor, with the Ultima why should I consider others like it (Gumpert & Hennessey)? ;)


Jaguar XF 3.0 AWD

Audi A6 3.0 TFSI quattro

E60 BMW 530i xDrive
^ Neither. If I want an AWD, it has to be a wagon/estate/avant. :indiff:


1992-96 Chevrolet Caprice Classic

1993-94 Ford Crown Victoria LX

In good condition, both cost $6.000-8.000 in my area.
Which is better? What do you think?
^ Easy, I'll go with the Crown Vic. I never like the look of the Caprice sedan, too bubbly. :)


Which one? All would be brand new, of course.

Corvette Z06 Carbon edition with the Z07 package

Aston Martin V8 Vantage

Audi R8 V8

Porsche 991 Carrera S

Corvette ZR1

SRT Viper GTS
^ My adrenalin is saying the ZR1 is it. My brain says the R8. My impulse is saying the SRT. My conscience says the 991S. My morality says the Vantage. And my heart says the Z06/Z07... :indiff:

-> Aside from the Vantage V8 & the ZR1. I'd take all of them.

2013 Scion TC

OR

2013 Hyundai Veloster
^ Hmm, tough one. I'd take both please! Why you say? Because the tC (since I drove it) is very confy on the daily basis, while the Velo-Turbo is a good backroad hoot this side of the GTI. :sly:


Now...

2013 Volkswagen Jetta GLI (2.0L, 210 hp TSI® engine, 6-speed automatic transmission with Tiptronic® and Sport mode) ($25,505)

or

2013 Audi A4 2.0 TFSI® Premium: Multitronic® CVT with FrontTrak® front-wheel drive ($ 33,395)
^ Um, neither. Between those prices, I'd rather get a GTI. :indiff:

2013 Ferrari California

or

2013 Maserati GranTurismo
^ I'd take the 460 California, make mine a rare color, 6M/T, and two please!? Why? Imagine as an investment standpoint, the 460 will appreciate it value five-fold compared to the Maserati in 10-years...lolz. ;)



Jeep Grand Wagoneer

Toyota Land Cruiser
^ The Wagoneer is a very cool kit. But I'll stick to the Land Crusher 80, all the way. Battle tested, humanitarian tested, 3rd-world UN specialist, not many sport-utes can do that!


2013 Audi S6 (MSRP: ~$70,000)

OR

2013 Lexus IS F (MSRP ~$60,000) + $10,000 to spend on performance parts
^ The S6 is too big for me. The IS F has the right size and performance despite its downside compared to the E90 M3. So the Lexus gets my vote.


Acura RLX Base ~ $48,000

Cadillac XTS Luxury FWD ~ $49,000

Loaded Lexus ES350 with Ulta Luxury Package ~ $48,000

Loaded Kia Cadenza Premium ~ $42,000

Loaded Lincoln MKS FWD ~ $48,000
^ Ugh! I despise the RLX, the XTS has a somewhat laggy UI, the ES is a common stereotype in my race, the Kia is BMW copy, and the MKS' back end make the earlier version look like it was designed in Italy. I choose the Cadenza simply because it different and unexpected since none of them are exciting to drive anyways.

:)
 
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S6 vs IS-F: Audi; it has better badge appeal, Quattro, better refinement, better build quality, better everything.

RLX vs ES350 vs XTS vs Cadenza vs MKS: Neither; none of these sedans are interesting enough for me.
 
S6 vs IS-F: Easy, the IS-F.


RLX vs ES350 vs XTS vs Cadenza vs MKS: All of them (excluding the Acura) look really good to me. The Kia is automatically out, because, well, it's a Kia. I'm sure the Lexus is a good car but it screams (yawns?) boring to me. That leaves the Lincoln and the Cadillac. I've been seeing tons of XTS's lately, but it looks big and bloated. The Lincoln looks amazing to me and I know from experience that it's a great car, so I'll go with it. Also, I may be biased. :sly:
 
Ford Focus 1.6 Ecoboost
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Dodge Dart 1.4 MultiAir Turbo:
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I'd go with the Focus.
 
I think I'll take the Dart. Being a newer car, I think it's just a tad bit more "special" than the Focus. It's also better looking.
 
Focus VS Dart

I'm not actually a very big fan of the Dart. The 1.4 liter engine is interesting, but the rest doesn't really appeal to me. The front end is too low and the whole car has this sort of overstuffed look to it. It also weighs what, 3200 lbs? That's what a much larger Nissan Maxima weighed ten years ago. The Focus comes in at just under 3000, which is still slightly heavy for a small car but not bad for a modern small car. I've never warmed up to the Focus' awkward front end, but the rear and the overall profile are much better, as is the interior. It's roomy, the materials feel pretty nice, it feels like a well built car. The Dart has a nice interior as well, but it looks cramped. So, the Focus.

Mazda 6 Sport Manual

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Ford Fusion 1.6 Manual

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Honda Accord LX Manual

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Don't know anything about any of them but I will take the Ford as it's the best looking in my opinion.
 
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