AWD Luxury Sedans

[cliche]

Well I went a completely different direction. I bought a Nissan Pathfinder, when it came down to it I knew I wouldn't enjoy the winters in a sedan.

i had a A6 S-line quattro. i try to go up in the mountains as much as i can in the winter to go snowboarding. that car took me everywhere. chains? never. even on snow covered streets over mountain passes where police men where checking cars before letting them pass over.

hopefully one day i can afford one again. absolute everyday dream car for me

[scratchswinger]

I see the suggestions for Infinity and I just cringe. Infinity and Range Rover have the most issues from everyone I know and have read.

[MarkFromTheUK]

I’ve had my E63S for just under a month. 1,800 miles in and I’m still in love with it. Get one!

[Spicoli]

Acura

 

Honda is quality, reliability and value.

 

I've owned several Honda MCs and cars. Always impressed with their build quality, fit and finish.

 

Germans build cool stuff, but hang on to you arse when it's maintenance or repair time.

[Emerich]

I'm a BMW devotee. Have been for 30 years. I've test driven and tried pretty much every competing brand in the interim but have never been compelled to change.

[Wriggles]

Last year, I traded my 02 Deville for a new ATS. The cheapest of the Cadillac sedans, the ATS is every inch a Cadillac. Just a tight back seat in comparison to the CTS or the XTS. I don't need the back seat, so the ATS suits me.

 

All the sedans seemed to ride and drive the same, to me.

 

I'm really happy with my ATS.

[GooseHook]

Partial to the sportback style, i.e. A5 Sportback or the 4 Series Gran Coupe.

 

I haven't driven one myself but the Genesis models seem really solid for the price.

[Shilgy]

Partial to the sportback style, i.e. A5 Sportback or the 4 Series Gran Coupe.

 

I haven't driven one myself but the Genesis models seem really solid for the price.

The Genesis is not a sportback-for that you want the Stinger. If necessary you can change the badges.

[moegolfer11]

Partial to the sportback style, i.e. A5 Sportback or the 4 Series Gran Coupe.

 

I haven't driven one myself but the Genesis models seem really solid for the price.

The Genesis is not a sportback-for that you want the Stinger. If necessary you can change the badges.

 

Gotta say, I'm pretty impressed with our GT2 Stinger. Been loving it so far. Great bang for your buck. I'm also partial to cars that just look different/push the envelope regardless of make. So for KIA to put out a car like the Stinger, was really a leap forward for them in my book.