[stickypaws]

Originally Posted by Lowest_Frequency

Porsche - prestige and performance speaks for itself, however the body style just does not appeal to me whatsoever

So I take it you're not into big hips

[Epik]

Originally Posted by 335iMIAMI

That's a first.

Yeah right.

Porsche is for function. GT3 RS on track hell yeah.

But for looks, very outdated by gtr, aston, maser, lambo, r8...

Not ugly, just been there, yeah yeah, 1st glance not required. Great cars but no one buys porsche just for the looks, sans budget issues.

[graider]

Originally Posted by Lowest_Frequency

Porsche - prestige and performance speaks for itself, however the body style just does not appeal to me whatsoever

i'm with stupid.

[335iMIAMI]

Originally Posted by Epik

Yeah right.

Porsche is for function. GT3 RS on track hell yeah.

But for looks, very outdated by gtr, aston, maser, lambo, r8...

Not ugly, just been there, yeah yeah, 1st glance not required. Great cars but no one buys porsche just for the looks, sans budget issues.

Sure there are more apealing cars , but I'll still take the 911 over a lot of cars.

[mpower1226]

Originally Posted by KingOfJericho

This.

For your info, MB do offer 6 speed manual. AMG cars dont, but normal c class or upper classes do offer 6 spd. I own new c class, and when I was shopping for one, I was offered to take a test drive one with manual.

[MzSpeed]

Originally Posted by Lowest_Frequency

Porsche - prestige and performance speaks for itself, however the body style just does not appeal to me whatsoever

you know its funny that when i see pictures of the turbo online it does nothing for me but in person i always find myself looking. I think i stop and look because i know of its performance capabilities and wish i had a car with that much performance.

[Italteen3]

Originally Posted by Lowest_Frequency

Porsche - prestige and performance speaks for itself, however the body style just does not appeal to me whatsoever

+1 They all look way too alike for my personal tastes. Not saying I wouldn't mind driving or owning one but if I had a choice I would choose something else that appealed to me more.

[Lowest_Frequency]

Originally Posted by MzSpeed

you know its funny that when i see pictures of the turbo online it does nothing for me but in person i always find myself looking. I think i stop and look because i know of its performance capabilities and wish i had a car with that much performance.

Wow, I've stirred up the hornet's nest with that comment.

Glad some other agree with me, however

[cloakster]

Hyundai and Jaguar...the new XJ's interior is gorgeous

[krnboy817]

Audi - dont agree with option packaging + price. in a way feels like honda from germany.
Lexus - re-badged toyota... styling gets tiresome quick...
Toyota - dont understand the styling... most are not my taste.
Infiniti - conventional brand everywhere else lux brand here... but same products. dont see the value.
Hyundai - There are many brands out there for me to try and want first...
Jaguar - feels like they are in a class of its own... wealthy + elderly by ford.
US domestic brands - had one and that was enough for me

[dawiyo]

Range Rover.

I love the way they look and the interior is gorgeous, but from what I've heard, reliability is a major issue. Same with Jag.

[Garduna]

Originally Posted by Lowest_Frequency

Porsche - prestige and performance speaks for itself, however the body style just does not appeal to me whatsoever

+1 for me too. I'd throw in Ford as well

[Raja Ventureshield]

Huyandhoyei, Keyia, and Jagguwire, Valvoo

[mdosu]

Lotus, just not practical.

[JohnSprm69]

Originally Posted by MediaArtist

For me it's always been the Evo (Mitsubishi). I love the idea of the car, and every reviewer loves the "driving feel" of the Evo. It's very tempting sometimes.

this is exactly how i feel.

if i might add nissan/infiniti, hate both equally and will never ever ever get neither. from a personal experience perspective with either car.

[MarkR171]

Originally Posted by mpower1226

For your info, MB do offer 6 speed manual. AMG cars dont, but normal c class or upper classes do offer 6 spd. I own new c class, and when I was shopping for one, I was offered to take a test drive one with manual.

The only MBs that offer a manual in the USA are the C300 and SLK300. Base engines only.

I respect Chevy and Dodge for one car each built by them: The Corvette and the Viper. I won't buy either because of the build quality.

[BMWUltimateDriv3r]

Honda, Mazda, Subaru and MB

Don't respect any other automakers and I can't imagine myself owning anything other than Bimmer now that I have one.

[UBERV8]

Kia. The new Kia Optima Turbo to be exact. It has almost everything you could ever want in a car, good MPG, pretty quick, luxurious, modern styling, great warranty, well priced...

But... it's a Kia.

[Tonybest]

Originally Posted by e92addict

Kia. The new Kia Optima Turbo to be exact. It has almost everything you could ever want in a car, good MPG, pretty quick, luxurious, modern styling, great warranty, well priced...

But... it's a Kia.

I agree... I really like the Kia... over Toyota and Honda and Nissan

edit: Just read the OP. I take it back. I would buy a Kia.

[miiipilot]

Range Rover.

It's iconic...
historic...
capable...
but I read it has problems...a lot of problems.

miiipilot