Mercedes Benz or BMW is a better luxury sedan car?
441036
Both are competitive but as a lady I love guys who ride BMW their image is different. They seem more handsome fashionable and generous, they spend money on their pleasure. Unlike those who ride Mercedes they seem more of business thinking men and traders.
403883
A saturn is one of the cheapest cars to insure because of it's safety features and dent-proof, fiberglass doors. I couldn't give you an exact figure but it will definatly be cheaper to insure than most other cars, possibly excluding the Escort, Cavilier, or Legacy.
65809
Nissan Altima is a nice, economical car.  Pick this one if price is your most important criteria.\n\nThe Maxima is zoomier, but still based on a basically cheap FWD platform.  Still, all in all it could be a reasonable compromise between the other two cars.  Nicer comforts than the Altima, but not really comparable to the LS.  The motor sounds wonderful in the Maxima at full song, so I could almost overlook the fact that it's FWD.  Almost.  In fairness, most people don't care about that though.\n\nThe Lincoln LS is a great car, vastly undervalued in my opinion.  It's the same chassis as the Jaguar S-Type.  If you get the V8 it's a bit quicker and more responsive than the Maxima; if you get the 6 the Maxima is faster.  Since I'm a RWD snob, I like the LS of the cars you mentioned, but hey, it's also the priciest.  It has the most prestige, I'd say, too.  So if image is most important to you, it's the best choice.\n\nLike all questions asking for advice on these cars, it depends far more on your personal passions than on anyone else's opinions.  I may be the smartest guy in the whole world (I'm not...just top ten) but it still doesn't matter what I think--you need to spend your money in a way that makes you glad you splurged on yourself everyday.  Anything less, and you'll hate the car.  Trust me.  Been there, done that.\n\nOn trannies, the Maxima and LS will suffer very badly with a manual trans when the time comes for resale.  (Does the LS still offer a manual?  I know it did when it came out, but I'm not so sure anymore.)  If you are leasing, and you are *SURE* you'll own it to lease end, this doesn't matter.  But for the type of cars you mention, I'd strongly suggest the automatic.\n\nGood luck!
462202
Of course, Japanese cars. They are the best in quality and reliability.
141645
Ferrari or Porsche! :P
1163777
Vote with your wallet. Nobody makes you buy overpriced, under-performing cars now do they? Import one of those nice Brazilian number and have a great time.
203363
While the luxury car would probably be more immediate fun...the money I could make from a decent investment property would be a better investment.  Plus, the return on my investment would help me get that luxury car eventually.
977586
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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191652
Very efficient cars as far as I know. German engineering is quite superb.\n\n(PS I do get your question - and I love 'em! :-) )
583528
Mercedes-Benz offers you what other cars do not.They are the world's oldest car manufacturer and the most prestigious.Mercedes-Benz offers the safest most reliable cars until 1998 with the merger of Chrysler.Mercedes Benz also offers you class,prestige,and the sheer utter pleasure of owning the world's finest automobiles.I would have to say any Mercedes before 1997 is unbeatable after that year they get complicated and need more maintenance.Could you imagine driving a Mercedes-Benz after all I do I own one they are finest cars on Earth.
901982
clean cut\nhandsome........dont like "hot" guys\nstylish of course but not too much\ntuned......not so skinny please\ndoesnt matter...but i would prefer the luxury car\ndoesnt matter also....but if you insist...hummmm.....money
318502
germany. i have a volkswagon. they are the most reliable cars.
448890
German engineering is world renowned.  That is what the japanese auto manufacturers are trying to emulate (not very well).  I had a saturn, but when I got my Jetta - it was like being in a different world.  Handling, fit & finish, interior, power, fuel efficiency - all way superior.  \n\nI do agree that the older ones look better than the new ones, I'm not into the high trunk lid.  \n\nAnother thing I like is that the Jetta has 8 passenger compartment air bags, but they are not obtrusive like on an american car.  \n\nI paid $12.5K for a 01 Jetta TDI w/65K mi on it (about a year ago), and, I tell you, it blew away the saturn we bought new and had only put on 23K mi.\n \nI have not had to get any major repair work done, but the service does not seem to be any more expensive than it is on any other car.
204717
Well I don't have a ferrari but I do have a BMW and I love it. Its the coolest car I've been in.
899165
Tsk Tsk.  Lost track of the harem again, have you?\n\nHave your butler check inside of the all mercedes in the garage and the ones on the forecourt. \n\nYou really should let the chauffeur do the driving when you go shopping. You know how forgetful you can be when you drive yourself. You probably forgot and left her child-locked in the back seat.
411517
Not me, I would rather have a BMW M3 if I was going to get a German vehicle.