What vehicle will be a worthy replacement for your sedan when it is time?
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That's 186,000 miles. OMG.
Well, it certainly explains why you're leaning the way you're leaning... you do a LOT of highway driving, so having luxury, comfort & power makes sense.
Curious how you drive all these miles (kilometers), but don't think twice about the truly crappy mileage all these cars get. Particularly in the context of how much petrol costs up in Canada.
Well, it certainly explains why you're leaning the way you're leaning... you do a LOT of highway driving, so having luxury, comfort & power makes sense.
Curious how you drive all these miles (kilometers), but don't think twice about the truly crappy mileage all these cars get. Particularly in the context of how much petrol costs up in Canada.
At one point when I started commuting from far, and before they stripped the government incentives for electric cars I realized I could finance a brand new new electric car for just about what I spend in gas every month....I just didn't make my move in time and one day poof $14,000.00 government incentive was gone...
The MPG's of these cars are not too far off my 5AT... I could get a newer car for more money that is much better on gas but way less fun, but again I'd rather to pay the fun tax.
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Pato A. Vidal (02-15-2019)
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so much (deserved/undeserved?) clowning on the Camry...in the Camry's defence as was pointed out above its now hitting 300 hp...from seeing it myself, the front seats and probably the rest of the interior is really nice...toyota/Lexus has really upgraded their interiors in this generation of cars and the Camry is no exception...but the driving dynamics of that chassis though big thumbs down....it is a car strictly for the look of sportiness (they may have gone overboard with it) with enough power and comfort for 90% of drivers to be completely satisfied... still Camry is definitly a dirty word
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so much (deserved/undeserved?) clowning on the Camry...in the Camry's defence as was pointed out above its now hitting 300 hp...from seeing it myself, the front seats and probably the rest of the interior is really nice...toyota/Lexus has really upgraded their interiors in this generation of cars and the Camry is no exception...but the driving dynamics of that chassis though big thumbs down....it is a car strictly for the look of sportiness (they may have gone overboard with it) with enough power and comfort for 90% of drivers to be completely satisfied... still Camry is definitly a dirty word
if you’re going the FWD family car route, I thing the Accord 2.0T > Camary V6
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For crying out loud, you people need to stop with all this Camry talk.
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ngolbuff (02-14-2019)
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In other news, my prediction that this year would be the 1st to see more than 5 ATS-V 6spd. sedans available at a time (as lease returns hit the market) seems to be panning out. On Autotrader alone there are 19 available (More than twice as many as any search I have done before). Also of interest is this ATS-V that has features very close to what I want and an unbelievable price (salvage title maybe?):
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=507228773&zip=54913 &referrer=%2Fcars-for-sale%2Fsearchresults.xhtml%3Fzip%3D54913%26startYe ar%3D1981%26vehicleStyleCodes%3DSEDAN%26incrementa l%3Dall%26endYear%3D2019%26modelCodeList%3DATS%26m akeCodeList%3DCAD%26transmissionCodes%3DMAN%26sort By%3DderivedpriceDESC%26firstRecord%3D0%26marketEx tension%3Don%26searchRadius%3D0%26trimCodeList%3DA TS%257CV&startYear=1981&numRecords=25&vehicleStyle Codes=SEDAN&firstRecord=0&endYear=2019&modelCodeLi st=ATS&makeCodeList=CAD&searchRadius=0&makeCode1=C AD&modelCode1=ATS&clickType=listing
It has the right wheels, luxury package, sueded steering wheel & shifter, and the nearly impossible to find Performance Data Recorder. However, it does not have the Carbon package or the Recaro seats and I am not terribly fond of this color. But the fact that this car exists and that they seem to be coming out in higher quantities is very good news.
Looks pretty mean to me.
https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=507228773&zip=54913 &referrer=%2Fcars-for-sale%2Fsearchresults.xhtml%3Fzip%3D54913%26startYe ar%3D1981%26vehicleStyleCodes%3DSEDAN%26incrementa l%3Dall%26endYear%3D2019%26modelCodeList%3DATS%26m akeCodeList%3DCAD%26transmissionCodes%3DMAN%26sort By%3DderivedpriceDESC%26firstRecord%3D0%26marketEx tension%3Don%26searchRadius%3D0%26trimCodeList%3DA TS%257CV&startYear=1981&numRecords=25&vehicleStyle Codes=SEDAN&firstRecord=0&endYear=2019&modelCodeLi st=ATS&makeCodeList=CAD&searchRadius=0&makeCode1=C AD&modelCode1=ATS&clickType=listing
It has the right wheels, luxury package, sueded steering wheel & shifter, and the nearly impossible to find Performance Data Recorder. However, it does not have the Carbon package or the Recaro seats and I am not terribly fond of this color. But the fact that this car exists and that they seem to be coming out in higher quantities is very good news.
Looks pretty mean to me.
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Originally Posted by 4DRZ;4231851
C'mon you can do better than that Mr. moderator
Go ahead, mention "Camry" again
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C'mon you can do better than that Mr. moderator
Go ahead, mention "Camry" again
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--Also, Im hoping a moderator will not close this thread due to all of the profane words.....lets just get past the "C" word
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4DRZ (02-14-2019)
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Well, he had my endorsement, but by that time the roster was full. And let's be honest here... someday not too far in the future, the OP is going to go all in with Next Car. Probably the ATS-V. And I suspect if or when that happens, it will be a sudden decision, and he won't look back.
Or maybe life will make him look twice at the Chrysler Pacifica. Not for nothing, but the Pacifica's interior is pretty nice. And really, if anyone wants to keep talking about the Camry, then you open the door to reasonable arguments for a minivan. Or a cross-over. And that brings me right back to the Stelvio. I really like that cross-over.
That red ATS-V, wow! $31k asking price on a 2016 with 25k miles... that seems like a fantastic find. I'm looking at AutoTrader right now, and $31k is right there at the low-end of prices still under $40k.
Or maybe life will make him look twice at the Chrysler Pacifica. Not for nothing, but the Pacifica's interior is pretty nice. And really, if anyone wants to keep talking about the Camry, then you open the door to reasonable arguments for a minivan. Or a cross-over. And that brings me right back to the Stelvio. I really like that cross-over.
That red ATS-V, wow! $31k asking price on a 2016 with 25k miles... that seems like a fantastic find. I'm looking at AutoTrader right now, and $31k is right there at the low-end of prices still under $40k.
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Well, he had my endorsement, but by that time the roster was full. And let's be honest here... someday not too far in the future, the OP is going to go all in with Next Car. Probably the ATS-V. And I suspect if or when that happens, it will be a sudden decision, and he won't look back.
Or maybe life will make him look twice at the Chrysler Pacifica. Not for nothing, but the Pacifica's interior is pretty nice. And really, if anyone wants to keep talking about the Camry, then you open the door to reasonable arguments for a minivan. Or a cross-over. And that brings me right back to the Stelvio. I really like that cross-over.
That red ATS-V, wow! $31k asking price on a 2016 with 25k miles... that seems like a fantastic find. I'm looking at AutoTrader right now, and $31k is right there at the low-end of prices still under $40k.
Or maybe life will make him look twice at the Chrysler Pacifica. Not for nothing, but the Pacifica's interior is pretty nice. And really, if anyone wants to keep talking about the Camry, then you open the door to reasonable arguments for a minivan. Or a cross-over. And that brings me right back to the Stelvio. I really like that cross-over.
That red ATS-V, wow! $31k asking price on a 2016 with 25k miles... that seems like a fantastic find. I'm looking at AutoTrader right now, and $31k is right there at the low-end of prices still under $40k.
Minivan? I think you know me better than that by now. Fortunately, my wife hates minivans too. So unless we suddenly have a whole bunch more kids, that is not in my future. Even if that did happen I would get a Nissan NVP with a big honking V8 and RWD. Yeah buddy! Teach those kids how to drift in the snow. And you mentioned the "C" word again so that dog is now dead. Nice going Rochester!
I am sure the ATS-V above is a salvage title since the next closest is a base ATS-V we have at one of our Cadillac stores that just went sub $37k. Just for fun I will send them an e-mail to see if I can verify the Performance Data Recorder and get a copy of the CARFAX. I have my doubts about the PDR as I think you need the HUD for that and I don't see the projector screen on the dash.
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#1695
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I saw a review of the 2019 Mercedes A Class, the interior is its best feature. The 2020 Merceds CLA is getting an interior matching the E Class and will probably be under 40k will be under 20 by 2022
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a2...a-photos-info/
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a2...a-photos-info/