[007_e350]

First of all apologies for ph auto correcting weird.
Currently we have a 335i e90 fbo, and e70 x5 d
I drive 70 miles daily so fuel efficiency does play some factor..

option 1: 750li 2012 45k miles .. Every possible option including active cruise control, driver assistance package, rear entertainment etc120k msrp, 40 grand .. silver color

option 2: s550 2012 with distronic, 40k miles for 42 grand .. Car fax shows multiple electrical issues

option 3: s350 bluetec, no options, not even rear view cam, 39k miles, for 42 grand, great fuel economy with the diesel, clean car fax

option 4: 2007 Porsche carrera 4s cabriolet, 40k miles, red on black, 45 grand, 25 mpg highway, great car, I know I'm going overboard with this one, umm carfax shows alignment issues, tires swapped and aligned multiple times

I'm confused as hell . logically I should just drive the e90 to ground, car is fbo and a lot of fun, alpine white on black and mhd tune pushing 400 hp

[Kong Sheng Han]

Porch Turdbro, preferably pre-996.

Or Cayman

Or Boxster

But no 911 without a wing.

[WHL102]

New M235i? 428 GC?

[007_e350]

Originally Posted by Kong Sheng Han

Porch Turdbro, preferably pre-996.

Or Cayman

Or Boxster

But no 911 without a wing.

convince me why a 911

[Aatish]

I'd skip all of the big executive sedans. Electrical problems are bad.

I suggest a used 5-Series diesel.

[BMB063]

If you're driving 70 miles a day why is a porsche an option? If anything go with the bluetech.

[007_e350]

Lots of good feedback guys keep em coming

[bimmerfrk]

Lincoln Town Car. Shit is legit amigo. Car had air suspension before air suspension was invented.

[Verbiage]

If you are keeping the other two cars, get the diesel Mercedes. Seems like it would give you the least amount of trouble given what you've told us, the history of the other cars looks troubling.

[canukgtp]

yeah if mileage is a concern, plus reliability...the bluetec looks the best, clean carfax

[eluded]

Prius. Good mpg and lowest tco.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by eluded

Prius. Good mpg and lowest tco.

[P1]

I'm going through the same thing. Itching for something new. How about a Lexus LS?

[EL Jeffe 5]

I say Porsche

[M3 Number 86]

If you need an executive sedan with great mpg get a 535D. My wife has one and we haul it around on weekends and my car stays put.

It's comfy,has 400+ torques and about 600 miles per tank. High 20s overall mpg and on the hwy even better.

[bimmerfrk]

Originally Posted by M3 Number 86

If you need an executive sedan with great mpg get a 535D. My wife has one and we haul it around on weekends and my car stays put.

It's comfy,has 400+ torques and about 600 miles per tank. High 20s overall mpg and on the hwy even better.

The Lincoln town car is the embodiment of the executive whip. Op get the Lincoln.

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by bimmerfrk

The Lincoln town car is the embodiment of the executive whip. Op get the Lincoln.

That new one is really nice though.

Make sure to get those special white stickers on rear bumper TCP-127492

[F30lolz]

First ask yourself this question OP.

Do you need 4 doors?
Do you have kids?

IMHO the 7's have depreciated so badly. My local dealers are selling 2012/2013's F01's the same price as F30 335i's 2013/2014's.

[Kong Sheng Han]

Originally Posted by 007_e350

convince me why a 911

Why a 997.1 Carrera 4S lolvert, or one of the fancy ones with wings? I thought regular 997s are susceptible to some motor issue (IMS?), so that would make me not want to get one. I think Turbo, GT2, and GT3 are less susceptible, so that's what I would get, and IMO a 911 looks incomplete without a wing. But this is just the opinion of a 12 year old who's not familiar with any of the cars you asked about.

[TBN54]

Jaguar F-Type.

[bimmerfrk]

come on how you gonna beat this... Shit is THX certified!! Fuck George Lucas blessed this car.

[Verbiage]