Most reliable used 400+ HP Sedans

A dealer in Florida lost a sale to me over 2 dollars. I told them they had to be under 20K out the door. They came back at $20,001.00. I said that's not under 20k. He said ok...20k. My reply was still not under 20k. He called me back and said ok...I'll pay the dollar out of my pocket. I told him to stick his hand in his pocket and grab his dick before he steps on it again. Idiots...

 

It does kind of look like one on the outside, but it sure doesn't perform like one.

 

Yeah, I have a love/hate relationship with the aesthetics of the car. It's not attractive, there's a little too much chrome, etc. But it is such a *GREAT* sleeper. Especially with the dual-mode exhaust. (You can literally hear the exhaust note change just by flipping it between touring and sport modes.)

They do make an all blacked-out Darth Vader version, but it is not a Q-ship at all.

 

Call dealer 800 number:

(talks reallllly fast. I mean, faster than me): "blhalbalhalblahhlah direct your call?"

Me "May I speak with someone in Sales, please?"
Them "Who do you want to talk to?"
Me "....someone that can sell me a car?"
Them "Oh, ok, just someone in Sales then. Please hold."

 

The CTS-V wagon is at the very top of my list. Unfortunately, they're rare and command a premium price.

 

My wife wants one of those and I told her the same thing Venom said. It will reliably be in the shop. When it is out of the shop, it sounds pretty great, at least the one with the ferrari engine.

 

How much you want for that old worn out POS chick car. My wife or daughter might like it. LOLOLOL

 

The chevy SS is a pontiac G8 with a new, much uglier body. Still a great car.
The Maserati anything you can name is a giant stinking pile of turds as far as reliability goes. There is a reason they are $25k after 3yrs and 20,000 miles.

 

I just busted up in the middle of a Wendy's

 

I find it funny he is all hung up on the "sleeper" aspect and hasn't made the connection of no one looking at the IS-F like it's anything other than an IS350. No one but people who are into cars even knows what it is. To the rest of the world it's a boring Toyota sedan. Other than that it's a great car and fits all his criteria except "interesting" which is pretty much what makes it a sleeper.

 

IS-F's are super boring. So are RC-F's.

 

The IS-F I guess is a sleeper, except for the bulging hood, big calipers, exhaust tips, and fancy wheels. It's a great car, but it's an old car now.

I'm on my phone..excuse errythang

 

Driving in America is boring. It really doesn't matter what car you are in.

 

No one has ever paid attention. I walked out from lunch the other day to a woman, her mother and her daughter next to my car and their car. They were in a Toyota something...white just as my car is and the daughter is standing their screaming at her mother while she is opening the door to my car "Mom...that's not our car!". She had no idea she wasn't opening the door to her Toyota boredom machine. No one notices the hood bulge, brakes or dumbass fake exhaust tips.

 

Pretty sure that's just a holden commodore. I'm in Australia right now and they are everywhere. Rode in a taxi the other day that was the decked out v8 model. It was quick but had all the interior quality of a 1995 cavalier. The El Camino version they sell over here though....... woah.