Ive decided the path i wanna take my cavalier down is not suitable for a daily driver so i plan on buying a new car, im not sure if i should go with the Ford fusion or Taurus sho. I mainly dont like the shos center console and the fact its like 18 grand more than the fusion i want. What are you r guys opinons?
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Fusion. Rented one last year and it was a really nice car. Beats anything coming out of GM, Toyota & Honda these days.
Spike J wrote:Fusion. Rented one this past summer and it was a really nice car. Beats anything coming out of GM, Toyota & Honda these days.
fixed it lol, comprehension of time escapes me sometimes
I just have to ask, if you have the means to pick up a Taurus SHO, why would you even want the Cavalier anymore?
Zenith wrote:I just have to ask, if you have the means to pick up a Taurus SHO, why would you even want the Cavalier anymore?
I would rather let my car sit for a decade in a garage then sell it for next to nothing.
Yeah I was debating between a Pontiac G6 and and G8 GXP. Seriously? Midsize modest family car and high performance sedan?
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I say it depends on your financial situation regardless of wether or not you have the means to spend an extra 18k on the SHO. Do you own a home (as in pay a mortgage, not rent) and do you have any plans to do so in the near future? Is your job secure? It's a lot easier to save money with a smaller car payment. Especailly if you like the Fusion, no shame in driving around something you like, they're really nice cars. I easily could have afforded something much nicer then my mazda, but decided to go with it anyway because I wanted to save for other things in life. I paid the car off in less than a year and I don't drive much, so as long as I take care of it, it will last a long time. I've had it for four years and it just broke 30k miles last month. Still saving for my home though, I should be looking to buy next year. I'll probably have to spend $400k+ to get anything decent, so saving a down payment while still trying to enjoy life somewhat has taken awhile.
I work on Wall Street, but didn't force you to take out a loan you couldn't afford.
