Kia Cerato or Nissan Sunny?
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Of course Sunny! Kia produce nice but easy-to-brakedown cars.But Nissan is long-life car.For example,Renault use in it's cars Nissan engines.but Kia uses Hyundai or other cars' engines.
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Are you serious?  Corvette, of course!  \n\nWhat, are these all answered by teenagers?\n\nGet a 'vette.  Skip the V6's.
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just buy a nice regular saloon... dont go to a too posh car or your clients could always think you must be very expensive in your trade to afford such a car !!
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For the money, Audi definitly! I'm a bimmer fan myself but in terms of overall I would pick the audi because it performs better and I believe it has more aftermarket options available.
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toyota i think.very cheap
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handling would go to the 240sx, its RWD and lite. How many FWD cars are known for good handling COMPARED to RWD. Speed is up to you depends on what you do or want, fwd = understeer/ tourqsteer= lame. Comfort well i dont know. I'm biased towards RWD...
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for everyday driving, i'd like to drive the audi A8\n\nFor driving on curvy twisty roads on a fall day, i'd love to have a infiniti g35 coupe, partial to this car since i had the previous generation 300zx a number of years ago, although if money is no object a porsche 911 for this category.
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Cant tell you about the civic (although I understand they handle quite well) but I own a Mazda 3s and the thing handles beautifully. Best car I ever owned, and Ive had lots. I cant say a bad thing about this car. Be sure to get the sports package with the 2.3 liter engine though...much quicker and much more fun to drive. Also cant go wrong with the Mazda dependibility wise either. They'll last forever. Ive also got a 16 yr. old 626 with 170k miles and it still runs awesome! Happy driving!
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I would say Honda Civic but my opinion is biased because I own a Honda Civic Si, so..
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One that does not need a lot of repairs.  I suggest Hot Wheels -- good on gas and no repairs.
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of the two the 350Z. the are better cars. for drifting a light weigh Rear Wheel Drive car is what is preferd. Comon car are\n1.1989-1997 Nissan 240SX\n2. 1985-1986 Toyota Corolla *aka* AE86\n3. 1980-1995 Mazda Rx7\n\nthose are the most comon in my mind anything in a FR lay out would work. if u look in at Formula drift u see vipers drifting so sky is the limit. \n\nI personally would go for the 240 due to the cost of getting one Versus a very pricey 350Z
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Nissan Of course! Unless its a Older Toyota Supra, But Id go With a 1989 Nissan 240sx. Go to www.CarDomain.com & see What you like.
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The BMW is the superior car, but it depends on the venue. The all wheel drive of the RS6 will do better on fast open tracks and the rear wheel drive BMW will clean it's clock on short tight tracks.
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i go with a four-wheel drive car like ford 500, i like abs and traction control as well as keyless entry. but i also like the new design on honda civic. also the lamborghini murceaulago-zOOOOOM!
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Hmmmm tough choice..... well I guess I would go with the Ferrari Enzo, sell the rare toy for 1,000,000+ then buy a house and some cool cars.
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between Piaggio and Gilera, definitely PIAGGIO... believe me I lived in Italy and that´s what everyone´s driving...\nyou could look for a nice old VESPA (this is a model from PIAGGIO, the one you see in all old Italian movies), but they may be more expensive
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The main thing with hybrids is that because of the higher initial cost, it can take you as much as 40-60,000 miles before the money you save in gas will outweigh the higher cost to purchase.\nThe Honda CRV will get just about the same gas mileage as the Escape, and is a much better vehicle in terms of reliability, performance, ease of maintenance, etc. If you plan on keeping your vehicle a long time (well past 60,000 miles) you may come out ahead with a hybrid. Otherwise you are better off with a non-hybrid vehicle. The other thing to keep in mind is that many hybrids are very slow. If you are used to good performance, you wouldn't like a Prius, that's for sure. If you want a hybrid, the Honda hybrids have the best balance between performance and mileage.