mhortsch
Where am I?
Just might have to buy one. Have been contemplating between a 2003 Infiniti G35 and a 2004 Passat...but these look smoothe.
2005 Jetta...
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BrownDevil
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Stay away from german cars, go with the infiniti 
KayakinBoy
I was raised in the canebrake by an ol' mama lion
That reminds me of a billboard I saw in Atlanta
"Getta Jetta"
I thought it was funny!
"Getta Jetta"
I thought it was funny!
If I were to buy a new car it'd be either an Acura TL or the 350Z.
the gurkha
NWMSU Mafia Godfather
Get a Jetta GLI
texasaero
Cooler Troll
Robbmt said:
G35 is based on the rear drive FM platform. Altima and Maxima is on the Teana front drive platform.
Some FM platforms. G35, 350Z, and FX.
mhortsch
Where am I?
texasaero said:
Keep in mind 25k to 30k is my budget...30k is pushing it, maybe ever a bit more then I need to be spending!
Oh, and the wife has a say as well, hence the sedans. I've got my 2002 Celica that I'm giving up ???
Backslide
RASCClicious
vw/audi are fine cars but I think that I would go for the G35.. German Cars are wonderful. Ive owned a few.. 00 beetle turbo, 01 audi a4,
gregor22
Woof!
My wife bought a 95 Jetta new. Still driving it at 140K miles. I hatw it though. 4 alternators before I got one that can handle air conditioning. Gave away my 77 Celica when I bought my Honda Pilot last year, only because I put a kicka$$ stereo in the Jetta for my wife. I'd never buy another German vehicle.
Gregor
Gregor
KayakinBoy
I was raised in the canebrake by an ol' mama lion
I recommend looking into the Mazda Line. I love mine!
Seizure
Member
Be very careful of the VW brand. THey finished 133 out of 137 in terms of Reliability.
www.myvwlemon.com
There has been some serious issues ever since they moved their factories from Germany to Brazil / Mexico back in like 2000.
This is coming from a 2003 VW Golf owner. Although mine has been perfectly fine so far. Just a fair warning.
www.myvwlemon.com
There has been some serious issues ever since they moved their factories from Germany to Brazil / Mexico back in like 2000.
This is coming from a 2003 VW Golf owner. Although mine has been perfectly fine so far. Just a fair warning.
CoventryCat86
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BrownDevil said:Stay away from german cars, go with the infiniti
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Stay away from Japaneese cars unless you like rust. Go with the Jetta.
BrownDevil
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coventrycat86 said:BrownDevil said:Stay away from german cars, go with the infiniti
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Stay away from Japaneese cars unless you like rust. Go with the Jetta.
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:laugh: They only rust (and this goes for any car) if you live near the ocean or are one of those people who insist on living on some snow covered glacier
Only good VW has the engine in the back and cooled by air
the mayor
New Member
Jetta's are for preppy high school kids. So unless you plan on poppin your collar up, crankin up the John Mayer and throwing parties while your parents are away I suggest the Infiniti.
mhortsch
Where am I?
Yeah, i found a 2004 G35 with 20000 miles for 25k.
I want one now, and must have one now. Going to do some test driving this weekend!
I want one now, and must have one now. Going to do some test driving this weekend!
BrownDevil
BOTL
If you're gonna buy foreign, skip the dressed up nissan (infiniti) and go with Acura/Honda :thumbs:
txmatt
El Cheapo smoker
coventrycat86 said:
The Cat speaks the truth! I have owned new American, Japanese, and European (Sweden!) cars and I will probably be stuck with the higher maintenance costs for life now. I don't know if you care to call it soul or personality, but the three Asian imports I have owned lacked it.
If you HAVE to look Asian take KBs advice and look at Mazda, or check out a Subie!
Go with the Jetta! (but test drive a SAAB 9-3 first)
-Matt-