Help me Choose my Next Car.

[SAINT]

My 3 choices in order

1. 2017 Infiniti Q60s

pro: when it comes the price and look this is probably the safest choice for me. I can cop one straight outta pocket no issue. It looks nice and I hear the performance isn’t too bad.

Con: the outdated interior

2. 2016 Lexus RC 350

Pro: extremely reliable, nice looking, nice interior

con: hear it’s heavy, and at this price point It’s in competition with the Germans.

3. 2018 Mercedes E300

Pro: best interior of the 3.

con: most expensive of the bunch, reliability(?)


My initial budget is 20-32k but willing to go up more for the Mercedes, I have never owned any of these brands or driven one yet. My question to those who have is simply what’s your experience like or was? I plan on keeping the car for about 4-5 years.

Quick notes:
- I don’t want to lease(someone who’s more knowledgeable on this could can convince me to)
- if I don’t buy in full I’ll be putting down at least 80-90%(is this not financially savvy?)

 

[Heafcliffe]

Easy, #2.

Things last forever/ more reliable.

Good luck with decision and purchase.

 

[ORDER_66]

Infiniti coupe breh you cant go wrong...

 

[BmoreGorilla]

What’s the mileage looking like?

 

[Splash]

Not the same but I had the C180, the interior just made me wanna drive everyday

Lexus will last forever, good if you commuting or something

We dont have Infinitys over here (or very rare anyway) so I cant comment on that

Just book a drive, you will lean towards one.

Personally, if I could afford a slightly older or higher milage model, I'd rather that than to put anything on finance but thats just personal

 

[bignell]

Instead of the sedan E- class..Why not get the 2 door coupe.It shyt's all over those other 2 cars..

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

If you have the money to buy in full you should finance anyway. You’ll have no problem making payments and it’s an easy way to boost your credit.

Good luck and try not to get any p*ssy juice on the leather.

 

[Matt504]

I've rented the q60 more times than I should publicly admit but it's such a joyous driving experience. The interior is the only reason I wouldn't buy one, specifically the dual screen infotainment center.

 

[SAINT]

What’s the mileage looking like?

about 20-30k miles for the Infiniti and Lexus. The e class that caught my eye has 14k miles.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

All those whips are out of warranty so your best bet is to get the one that’s most reliable that will spend less time in the shop..

Get the Lexus

 

[SAINT]

Infiniti coupe breh you cant go wrong...

it’s been my first choice for a minute now, but the interior is really stopping me from pulling the trigger. Is it worth to get the red sport or is the premium the best option?

Instead of the sedan E- class..Why not get the 2 door coupe.It shyt's all over those other 2 cars..

The e400?

If you have the money to buy in full you should finance anyway. You’ll have no problem making payments and it’s an easy way to boost your credit.


Good luck and try not to get any p*ssy juice on the leather.

just hate being tied to a bill in general lol, this year has shown you never know what can happen, your right though. And My 07 Altima has seen it’s fair share

I've rented the q60 more times than I should publicly admit but it's such a joyous driving experience. The interior is the only reason I wouldn't buy one, specifically the dual screen infotainment center.

Besides the interior. What didn’t you like?

 

[Sukairain]

You can't go wrong with Japanese.

The only advice I have to give you is don't ever let the salesperson at the dealership know that you're paying cash. If they ask about financing say that you'll only discuss that with their financial person, not the sales representative.

Once you're in the room with the finance guy that's when you let them know you're paying cash. Do it too early and they'll set you a higher price overall. Do it late and they've already given you a quote assuming you're going to finance from them, which will be lower if you pay it all up front.

This video explains it really well:

 

[ORDER_66]

it’s been my first choice for a minute now, but the interior is really stopping me from pulling the trigger. Is it worth to get the red sport or is the premium the best option?

I heard the red sport is bang for the buck so go for it... I could care less about interiors im all about having fun while driving...

 

[old pig]

poll?

 

[BmoreGorilla]

about 20-30k miles for the Infiniti and Lexus. The e class that caught my eye has 14k miles.

I’d do the Lexus