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Try driving the M235 that was suggested. Have heard really good things about it being a really nice drivers car. 2014 428i is also in that range and looks great if you can get over the odd side marker things.
If you are considering anything a slightly more used than basically new there may be some more to consider from BMW (2012 335is/2010 M3 maybe 2011 M3). |
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I love my car. Hyndai Veloster Turbo. Great gas mileage and it comes packed with features for the price.
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Brand new?
Buy one a year old and save a few thousand. |
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You can now legally import the 1989 R32 GTR Nissan Skyline. 600 HP, AWD, although it is a manual. With mods and NOS, you should be able to get it around your price range.
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also a tuned 335i will beat 90% of what's on the road and offer tremendous torque rating. I had 349 TRUE WHP on that black one - My current M would eventually have caught that 335i - but it'd have taken about a mile to do so. And the m5 is a v10.
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The trick between test driving say a 228 or 428 and then 235/435/m Series is to drive the lesser 228/428, and if it's more than enough power and fun, do not under any circumstances go near a 235 or 435 or M car. If you plan on driving both, just save yourself the time and go straight to the 35s. I did not follow my own advice. :D http://image.automotive.com/f/firstl...nteriorjpg.jpg |
I'm making it my goal to trade both of my cars in for a year old M4 in 2015. It's not a good investment (I realize) - but I don't really care TBH.
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