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  • Posts: 1,593 Member
    Definitely the Audi, although I'm not much a fan of that body style. Congrats on the soon - to- be purchase!
  • Posts: 1,173 Member
    #2!! :drinker:
  • Posts: 584 Member
    Europe makes ****ty cars. Buy Japanese/Asian

    Lies! I have a SAAB which is a dream to drive and it really doesn't need a mechanic very often, even getting it used...although finding a mechanic who knows how to work on it is kind of a pain in Wyoming/Colorado.

    For the OP: Definitely #2.
  • Posts: 509 Member
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    This is what I would get. Better than a car. :bigsmile:
    They say that men who drive trucks like this are compensating for their "shortcomings" and a gay friend of mine says that, from personal experience, it's true.
  • Posts: 577 Member
    Audi's are overrated in my opinion.
    I like the Volvo.
    But congrats on whatever you choose. :)
  • Posts: 248 Member
    No convertibles on the list? DARN!
  • Posts: 84 Member
    I'm a Chrysler or Dodge guy myself, but from your choices, I'd go with the Audi.
  • Posts: 599 Member
    The Volvo is going to be the most solid car, the Audi is going to the one you'll want to be seen in the most, the Cooper fun factor will wear off in a week. get rid of any of them before 100,000 miles. I'm an auto mechanic and have been for a very long time.. you do NOT want the repair bills on these cars.

    Best new car available for looks/performance/reliability/repair cost IN MY OPINION is the Ford Fusion Sport with the 2.0 Ecoboost. And that's coming from a Chevy guy!
  • Posts: 773 Member
    The Audi!
  • Posts: 1,255 Member
    none of them, but if I have to picl one, I would pick the Audi....

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    Volkswagen are amazing cars though
  • Posts: 1,255 Member
    They say that men who drive trucks like this are compensating for their "shortcomings" and a gay friend of mine says that, from personal experience, it's true.

    we have a lift up truck, and my husband has a good "buddy"
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