New car between 40-55k

[dabestkeptsecret]

i think its time to Upgrade from my 2011 hyundai sonata with 143,000 miles

- im looking at cars between 40-55k
- i live in northeast. So need something with fwd or all wheel drive. (So dont need a muscle car)
- dont think i need a suv at this point.
- was thinking about

Kia stinger
- twin turbo v6 with over 300 horsepower and hatchback for convenience
- only problem is paying that much for a kia ,

Audi a5 sportsback
- i think this is the one i really want. In person it looks way better than in the pics
- pratical and fast, not as fast as the stinger tho
- never owned a german joint before. Not looking forward to Those expensive repairs

After that im between the acura tlx, volvo s60, genesis g70, and maybe the bmw 4series 4 door coupe.

Am i missing anything else i should def check out

 

[Skooby]

You paying cash for it?

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Is that 40-55 miles or price? If it’s the price, you could get a CPO E300 for that much.

 

[acri1]

Is that 40-55 miles or price?

Hopefully miles.

40-55k for a Kia or Acura

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

Is that 40-55 miles or price? If it’s the price, you could get a CPO E300 for that much.

Thanks man. Im talking about price.

 

[dabestkeptsecret]

Hopefully miles.

40-55k for a Kia or Acura

Those kia stinger gt2 are going for 52k i think

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Thanks man. Im talking about price.

Ok yeah, that’s the price you’ll find a 2015 Escalade. North of 50 and you start to see CPO S550 models even.

 

[MMA]

Buy a CPO (get it extended) and don't sign yourself to get hit hard with depreciation.

Buy new and lose 30% of the value in that year breh

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Buy a CPO (get it extended) and don't sign yourself to get hit hard with depreciation.

Buy new and lose 30% of the value in that year breh

It blows my mind to see people buy shyt new. A lot of CPO cars I see in the 20-25 range that are 3-4 years old were $45-50,000 brand new.

 

[the cac mamba]

Thanks man. Im talking about price.

this is 45 grand. but im just gonna wait 5 years until it's under 20

 

[YamakaSmacker]

Consider paying 40-50k for a fwd car, brehs

Just as important as drivetrain is weight distribution. There are rwd, front engine cars that handle better in the snow than fwd cars.

 

[R=G]

143k miles ain't shyt..lol

 

[mrfortune]

kia is for girls

 

[King Sun]

I would cop a stinger honestly. fukk what people think.

 

[philmonroe]

i think its time to Upgrade from my 2011 hyundai sonata with 143,000 miles

- im looking at cars between 40-55k
- i live in northeast. So need something with fwd or all wheel drive. (So dont need a muscle car)
- dont think i need a suv at this point.
- was thinking about

Kia stinger
- twin turbo v6 with over 300 horsepower and hatchback for convenience
- only problem is paying that much for a kia ,

Audi a5 sportsback
- i think this is the one i really want. In person it looks way better than in the pics
- pratical and fast, not as fast as the stinger tho
- never owned a german joint before. Not looking forward to Those expensive repairs

After that im between the acura tlx, volvo s60, genesis g70, and maybe the bmw 4series 4 door coupe.

Am i missing anything else i should def check out

People on here might disagree but I'm not copping no Kia for 40k+. When you pay that much you know what cars you supposed to be looking at depending on your style and Kia ain't it. I know some will lie and say that aren't trying to impress but that is a bullshyt. That's why you see cats who can really afford it have the stereotype hot cars for the circle they are in. If you're in the fast and furious type circle you get cats getting those cars. The local get money dudes copping the luxury jawns and on and on.

My answer is anything outside that Kia my man unless you really like it. It is decent looking (saw one irl the other day) but looks like an expensive optima to me.