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Looking to buy a used car with high resale value and big demand. Sport Luxury would be perfect. Maybe Audi or Infinity? But I am open to anything.
I'm in Utah so any info. specific to this market is great, but any information you know will help.
Thanks!
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Most Hondas are pretty good in that area, as well as Toyotas.
Most Hondas are pretty good in that area, as well as Toyotas.
What luxury car is the best, in price and performance?
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I own an Audi A6 and a Volvo, but what about the rest? I don't want to buy one that doesn't have good resale value or that has lots of problems right out of the gate.
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Lexus, Infiniti, Acura - Not even worth the time it took to type their names. Think of their counter parts;
Lexus is Toyota - Infiniti is Nissan - Acura is Honda
Now we move onto BMW and Mercedes-Benz
BMW is Bentley - Mercedes-Benz is Maybach
There is a huge difference between a Bentley and a Honda!
BMW is the best in class, It holds it's value better than any other car on the market.
I have owned a BMW since 2003 and it has never had a problem with the exception of a speaker that likes to crackle. I own a Mercedes-Benz ML500 SUV and it is a beautiful car, but has had it's share of minor problems. I own a Volkswagen Passat, The Audi's counterpart and I have had a few problems with battery related issues.
My Family owns several Mercedes-Benz, a BMW, 2 Audi's and a Volkswagen Touareg. The cars that have seen the repair shop the most are those by Audi and Mercedes-Benz.
However, despite our combined problems, I have ordered an E Class Mercedes, 2008.
Mercedes-Benz was recently acquired by General Motors, Hence their maintinence issues. But the way that they drive, keeps me coming back for more.
Those of Asian descent may have the best repair records, but nothing looks or performs like a German car. German cars also have a better resale value and a higher price tag because they use higher quality materials, better engineering and have a reputable name behind them.
If you want a worry free car, your best bet is a BMW of any series.
Lexus, Infiniti, Acura - Not even worth the time it took to type their names. Think of their counter parts;
Lexus is Toyota - Infiniti is Nissan - Acura is Honda
Now we move onto BMW and Mercedes-Benz
BMW is Bentley - Mercedes-Benz is Maybach
There is a huge difference between a Bentley and a Honda!
BMW is the best in class, It holds it's value better than any other car on the market.
I have owned a BMW since 2003 and it has never had a problem with the exception of a speaker that likes to crackle. I own a Mercedes-Benz ML500 SUV and it is a beautiful car, but has had it's share of minor problems. I own a Volkswagen Passat, The Audi's counterpart and I have had a few problems with battery related issues.
My Family owns several Mercedes-Benz, a BMW, 2 Audi's and a Volkswagen Touareg. The cars that have seen the repair shop the most are those by Audi and Mercedes-Benz.
However, despite our combined problems, I have ordered an E Class Mercedes, 2008.
Mercedes-Benz was recently acquired by General Motors, Hence their maintinence issues. But the way that they drive, keeps me coming back for more.
Those of Asian descent may have the best repair records, but nothing looks or performs like a German car. German cars also have a better resale value and a higher price tag because they use higher quality materials, better engineering and have a reputable name behind them.
If you want a worry free car, your best bet is a BMW of any series.
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