Turning 16, First car decisions.

Tbh, I'd say Volkswagen GTI.

 

It may be the ugliest car I have ever seen.

 

Depends what mk you go for, the mk4 r32 is awesome, the mk6 r32 is awesome too in white, but as for GTIs i like them, but would never get one. Girls love them tho ^

 

Different taste in cars, I'm from America!

 

My first car was a Range Rover. Although, I never got a sound system because I never felt the need to prove my existence to others by blaring douche-bag shit music throughout the neighborhood regardless of the time.

 

This is something you just don't do you shouldn't get performance vehicles especially as first car, no matter if you got millions in the bank.... your likely to crash doesn't matter if your taught by Michael Schumacher. It's like me getting a hayabusa when I first turn 17 it's just ridiculous.

I recommend you get a escalade at least you got less chance of killing yourself.

 

01-03 BMW 540i Sport Package

 

Everyone has a chance or crashing. Jeez it's not like I'm gonna be driving in a Bugatti

Yess boyyy

 

Do you realise the insurance on a bmw? Get a banger dude

 

I say ether the escalade or an audi.

 

Have you ever thought about a BMW M3? (any model after 2002). You can find ones from 2003 for around $25,000-30,000.

 

I would get an Aston Martin DB9, it's really really really fucking fun to drive.
But realistically, I would get a stick shift BMW. If you are serious about cars, it is best that you learn stick shift early. However, if you are thinking more of an SUV, I would go with the Range Rover over the Escalade.

 

You know nothing, lies are obvious.

You also know nothing.

It's not much at all...

 

Can I just say, even though money isn't an issue if you crash one of these bad boys your excess(for the rest of your life) is going to be fucking hellish?

GO FOR THE ESCALADE THOUGH! :love:

 

Why think negative, do you guys want me to crash?

 

Get a Toyota. My 97 Camry has 88,000 mileage on it and it still runs perfectly.

Edit: Read the first post. I still believe Toyota is your best bet. It may not be luxurious as a Lexus, but what you get in return is a reliable car that is going to last you a long time.

 

What lies? My dad owns a DB9, and if you think of an easy way to prove it/disprove it, I will.

I also know a lot about cars, just because I didn't go into detail, doesn't mean I know nothing.

 

You may have ridden in one but I'm 500% positive you haven't driven one. I've ridden in an Aston Martin also, one sweet ride no doubt.

 

If your looking for a Japanese import I would go with a Honda NSX (Acura NSX in North America).

 

Get a 2010 ford mustang convertible