Went looking again, Mustang Is a fine hot rod but I think these old bones need comfort.Looking at a new Buick,Mercedes,Caddy,I Like the Buick alot and It's really comfortable..I don't need all the HP anymore,Speed Is to easy to get with the ford,And so R tickets..I don't like Lexus,My daughter has one..Drove a Jag. also,Not my thing..Anyone have a favorite...JR
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TOMMY RICH
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Dude...the Lacerne is a car I drove and would own one if I was looking
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Caddy SRX the 2012 have the new V6 with 308hp and lots of torque.
I looked at all the suv's in that price range and really like the style of the Caddy.
I have not been disappointed
I looked at all the suv's in that price range and really like the style of the Caddy.
I have not been disappointed
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As a car dealer here in Texas i tell you that its all personal preference. If you want resale value never buy a caddy, jag, mercedes or bmw. If you want comfort the buick is the best there is. The new buicks are awesome. I use to be a chevy guy but after my mother-in-law just bought a 2012 ford lariat and it knocks chevy out the park. But the only thing i can tell ya is look at all cars before buying and good luck.
Barry Dufour
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I own a 2011 Ford Tarus. Best all around car for comfort, gas mileage and handling. It has a roomy interor cause I'm 6'3" and 250 lbs. Lot's of trunk room. It handles great and I highly recommend them.
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Or better yet...get the SHO Taurus
Texas Transplant
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I just can't (or won't) spend the $$$ for a new car. My current car (bought last year) is a 2005 Sedan DeVille. Love the comfort/ride. I haven't been in the new Buick's, but I hear good reports.
Recently rented/drove for a week a brand new Mustang Convertible (vrooooom!). It was very nice and brought back my earlier Muscle Car memories. Handled great. During my week I drove it both to and from Boston (60 mile trip one way) from where I was in New Hampshire. Highway ride was okay, but that is where I really missed my Caddy.
I've driven the Caddy 'Crossover' and the CTX several times over the past year (loaners while mine was in the shop). I simply DO NOT LIKE the CTX. Not comfortable; hard to get in and out of; lacks interior room. The crossover they have (don't remember the model) is better - but I still feel 'boxed in'. Ride and interior space a little better.
Tex
Recently rented/drove for a week a brand new Mustang Convertible (vrooooom!). It was very nice and brought back my earlier Muscle Car memories. Handled great. During my week I drove it both to and from Boston (60 mile trip one way) from where I was in New Hampshire. Highway ride was okay, but that is where I really missed my Caddy.
I've driven the Caddy 'Crossover' and the CTX several times over the past year (loaners while mine was in the shop). I simply DO NOT LIKE the CTX. Not comfortable; hard to get in and out of; lacks interior room. The crossover they have (don't remember the model) is better - but I still feel 'boxed in'. Ride and interior space a little better.
Tex
fatrap
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BMW rode in one the other day. Thatz!!! the way to go with your money JR shouldn't even dent the ole pocketbook. :lol:
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