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The Ranger's getting old and I could really use a 4 door. I want to spend around 10K on a used sporty-ish sedan.
Mazda6: I can get a newer, lower milage car vs the other two on the list simply because they were cheaper new. Love the looks, always liked Mazdas, supposed to be pretty solid little cars. It even has 05+ Mustang door handles, yay!
G35 Sedan: Nicer, faster, good looking cars. The coupe would be more awesome in every way except the two most important. (I need the other two doors and I want an auto). Downsides: will likely have to be a bit older with higher milage to fit the budget and they have a history of fussy brakes/alignment issues and a dash that likes to fry itself to the tune of $1,200-1,500.
Acura TL: Arguably the best car of the three and they're quick enough and look fantastic. Hard to find one in this price range below 100K miles. They just hold their value too well for my cheap ass.
Other: Have I missed a good option? There's some cool German stuff, but a 6-8 year old BMW or Audi scares me just because of parts and service $$$.
Mazda6: I can get a newer, lower milage car vs the other two on the list simply because they were cheaper new. Love the looks, always liked Mazdas, supposed to be pretty solid little cars. It even has 05+ Mustang door handles, yay!
G35 Sedan: Nicer, faster, good looking cars. The coupe would be more awesome in every way except the two most important. (I need the other two doors and I want an auto). Downsides: will likely have to be a bit older with higher milage to fit the budget and they have a history of fussy brakes/alignment issues and a dash that likes to fry itself to the tune of $1,200-1,500.
Acura TL: Arguably the best car of the three and they're quick enough and look fantastic. Hard to find one in this price range below 100K miles. They just hold their value too well for my cheap ass.
Other: Have I missed a good option? There's some cool German stuff, but a 6-8 year old BMW or Audi scares me just because of parts and service $$$.
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