Saturday, November 21, 2009

Your First Car


Buying A Car For The First Time Can Be Stressful And Confusing. Choices Include Which Automaker, What Color, New Or Used, Finance Or Lease and The List Goes On And On. If Your In The Market For A Used Car That Says Something, Here Is My Choice. The 2003-2006 Infiniti G35. Resonably Priced Between 15,500 and 19,500, and Available In Coupe Or Sedan Configurations The Infiniti Surprises In Area's Unexpected And Never Disappoints Where Competing Automakers Mercedes and BMW Lack.


Standard Equipment Include Power Leather Seats, Sunroof, 6-Disc CD Changer, Automatic Transmission, Remote Entry w/Immobilizer and Alarm, Tilt and Telescoping Steering Column, Cruise Control, Bi-Xenon Headlights, Dual Zone Climate Control, Power Mirrors, Windows and Door Locks, Auto Dimming Rear View Mirrors, Outside Temperature Display and A Host Of Other Features. Popular Options Include Reclining Rear Seats, Power Passenger Seats, Sport Suspension, Manual Transmission, Heated Front Seats and Navigation System.

Powering The G35 Is A 260 Horsepower V6 (2003-2004 Sedan) 280 Horsepower V6 (2003-2004 Coupe), 280 Horsepower V6 (2005-2006 Automatic Transmission) Or A 298 Horsepower V6 (2005-2006 Manual Transmission) Which Propelled These Feisty Automobiles From 0-60 Between 6.0 Seconds and 5.5 Seconds Respectively. Vehicle Dynamics Control Was Standard Across The Board.

(Navigation System Shown)

Maintenance Including Oil Changes and Brakes Are Low In Cost Compared To German Rivals While Reliability Is On Par With BMW 3-Series. If Your Looking For An Entry Level, Reliable and Inexpensive Luxury Vehicle, When Just Won't Do, Choose Infiniti.

8's And V-12's


From 1989 To 1999, BMW Entered The Personal Luxury Coupe Market Aiming At The Mercedes Benz S-Class Coupe (Later Named CL-Class) With The 840Ci and 850Ci Line Up. The 840Ci Was Equipped With A 4.0 Liter Fuel Injected 8 Cylinder Engine Producing 286 Horsepower Mated To A 4 Speed Automatic In The States While Offering A 6 Speed Manual In European Models. Opting For The 850Ci Rewarded You With A 5.5 Liter 12 Cylinder Engine, Standard 6 Speed Manual, A Chart Topping Top Speed Of 186 MPH And Blistering 0-60 Times. The 850Ci Carried A Base Price Of 122,600. Due To High Price and Declining Sales, The 8-Series Was Killed Towards The End Of 1999. The Mercedes CL Is Still Produced To Date.



Today However, BMW Offers The 6-Series, Which Is Aimed At The Mercedes SL and Lexus SC. Is That Enough Though? I Think Not. Mercedes Is Dominating the Upper Luxury Coupe Market With Its CL550, CL600, CL63 and CL65 Cars, 2 Of Which Is Putting Out Over 500 Horsepower In V-12 Forms. There Is Obviously A Market For These Cars And More Than Enough Room For BMW To Slot Back In With A New V-12 Powered 860i Maybe? Hopefully They Get The Picture But As Of Now, If We Want V-12 Power In A 2 Door Form, Mercedes and Bentley Are Our Only Options...

(Vehiche Shown: 2010 Mercedes-Benz CL65 AMG. 615hp, 738Lb-Ft torque V-12)