I want to buy a car

[Lizard Fuel]

I'm stuck on what to do. I suppose I could buy new, but if I did, it would be more of a base model car, or I could go back a couple years, say 03-04 and get a nicer stocked car with a few miles on it. There is another twist. I actually sell cars at a decent sized dealership and they would take care of me if I chose to buy from them. Here are my options:

2004 Audi A4 Quattro 3.0 Turbo (Black, 73,500 miles) $15,500

2005 Chrysler 300 Touring (Black, 52,000 miles) $14,100

2002 BMW 325i (Dark Red, 28,000 miles) $18,000

2008 Toyota Tundra (Blue, Reduced by Toyota) $23,900

2007 Toyota Avalon Touring (Overstock, Reduced by Toyota) $25,100

Obv, I work for Toyota. Don't know if I should stay loyal to them, or seek a bargain. Whatcha think?

[Displaced]

i guess the first thing you should ask yourself is what kind of a car do you want/need and rule out based on that.

as for your list, id drop the Chrysler 300, personally i didnt like to drive it.

the beemer is getting on in years, so id opt for something more recent.

as for the audi, i wasnt aware of a 3.0l Turbo A4

[Scoop]

I drive a tundra. They are a great ride. black > blue though.

[Jerome Scuggs]

buy american, euro cars tend to depreciate really fast and have higher maintenance costs (assuming you're american)

i bought a 2000 chevy S-10 a few weeks ago, best investment i have ever made. chevy parts are super common and super cheap, so fixing this thing has been a blast

[genocidal]

I hope you're kidding, Jerome.

Go with the 325.

[Pummel]

So litle tip frm my grndpa

buy 1 wit wheelz

[Necromotic]

325 seems great since its not too high on mileage
ive been snoopin around for a damn g35

[Money]

why would u even consider getting a 300?

no, they dont look like a bentley.

go with the bmw, its the best in your list or even the audi, too bad its not the s4..

and jerome, you're ass backwards

the chrysler 300 and dodge charger drop so much in value after u leave the lot...
a toyota wont, a bmw wont, only american.

yea american parts are cheap but thats cuz there are so many of them cuz THEY NEED TO HAVE THAT MANY STOCKED, cuz why? american cars arent as reliable...

[phata$$]

Toyotas will last you and your children's children.

[Sufficient]

I'm a fan of the Honda Civic and Accord.

[HateTheFake]

2002 BMW 325i (Dark Red, 28,000 miles) $18,000

^takes a while to depreciate.

[Lizard Fuel]

Resale value is the last thing I'm worried about. Whatever I get I'm going to drive into the ground just like what I'm driving now. I'd be lucky to get 2 grand for my current car as a trade. Looking at consumer reports on the cars I listed, I think I'm leaning towards the Audi and the BMW, simply on performance and low maintenance costs.

Anyone have experience buying cars on ebay? Is it reliable?

[Money]

ew, ebay.

[Fit of Rage]

Get the BMW. It's definitely the best mileage/price you have listed.

[Barton]

Get the BMW. It's definitely the best mileage/price you have listed.

what he said ^