Most reliable used 400+ HP Sedans

And also still not a performance car.

 

So the best thing you have owned is a 1980's Ford Econoline?

 

10.

It would be hard to get 100K miles on it in one year.

 

I think he challenged you. I personally don't think you can do it.

 

Build a thousand bridges and f@ck one goat and no one will every call you a bridge builder.

 

You know that the fact that you're taking the bait and posting your report card Ms. already a win for the fisherman, right?

 

Do you not know what the phrase "tongue-in-cheek" means?

 

Is that were you put it while making vroom noises in your "performance" car pretending to go fast?

 

Since the CTS V was brought up in the initial post, avoid the first generation, meaning 04-07. I had an 05 that was a colossal piece of shit. Went through two differentials under warranty and was read for a third when I traded it with 36k miles on the car. It had a bunch of electrical problems. Nav system would randomly power on and run the battery dead, it would go into limp mode randomly and two Cadillac dealers couldn't figure the problem out while it was under warranty. Very fun car to drive when it worked right, which wasn't very often.

 

Just a random aside - I hate dealing with car salespeople. Holy shit, how do these places make money. They go from 60-0 in 3.2 seconds in killing all the fun and excitement of getting a new car.

Maybe I will stick to private sales just to avoid salespeople. Yuck.

 

Agreed. When I was shopping for a truck back in the spring, it was exhausting dealing with the BS. Buying motorcycles is always so much easier.

 

We had one in our shop, not an impressive car. Typical Italian quality. The auto clutch was not working properly and we were unable to fix it with our limited knowledge of this car, the car owner had me trailer it to the not so local Maserati dealer who $3000 dollars later couldn't fix it either. The car still isn't fixed.

 

SS is tough to beat.. I wouldn't let the haters talk you out of one.

 

Sorry this was the response to the Maseratri