[snowghost]

Originally Posted by jair_onsa

I love BMW's but I have to accept the fact that american companies are steping up their game by looking at the new models, mustangs,challenger hellcat, corvettes, etc.
Im not gonna say which one is better than the other one, just glad that there's more variety out there to fit everyone's needs and quality and performance seem to be increasing.
I don't think I'd ever buy a new mustang but they do look good and offer pretty good performance given the price. Learn to respect and to each his own, the only winner is the person that drives the car he wants to drive and is happy with it.
Cheers

They still have that sexy image. Primarily for me because they have the retro look. Some of the intervening years have not been kind to the breed.

[AudiA4]

Originally Posted by jair_onsa

I love BMW's but I have to accept the fact that american companies are steping up their game by looking at the new models, mustangs,challenger hellcat, corvettes, etc.
Im not gonna say which one is better than the other one, just glad that there's more variety out there to fit everyone's needs and quality and performance seem to be increasing.
I don't think I'd ever buy a new mustang but they do look good and offer pretty good performance given the price. Learn to respect and to each his own, the only winner is the person that drives the car he wants to drive and is happy with it.
Cheers

This. Very reasonable and open-minded position. I would simply add the Cadillac CTS V-Sport to this list. It's a fantastic vehicle by nearly every measure, and it's high on my list to replace my E90 3 series.