I'm getting a first car, and I know that I'm fortunate and spoiled to get a nice car in the first place. I have to however, pay for gas, insurance, and maintenance/repairs. My job, however, would cover that with little to no problem.
And if you're concerned it has a bit too much power, don't be, since I'm learning on a 2002 Mercedes Benz ML 500, outputting 288 hp on a V8, so I think I could handle these cars.
But anyway, I'm stuck between getting these 2 cars:
2001 BMW 330ci:
http://tinyurl.com/29gazn
-OR-
2005 Ford Mustang GT:
http://tinyurl.com/2chkfc
People say BMWs have expensive repairs and maintenance, but they are well-built, reliable machines. To me, German engineering is where it's at.
Compared to the Ford, I don't think they're as reliable as the BMW, but parts/repairs woudl surely be cheaper.
It's a toss up, since the BMW seems like less would go wrong with it, but when it does, it's gonna cost me. And with the Ford, it's as if more will go wrong, but it costs less.
And if you're concerned it has a bit too much power, don't be, since I'm learning on a 2002 Mercedes Benz ML 500, outputting 288 hp on a V8, so I think I could handle these cars.
But anyway, I'm stuck between getting these 2 cars:
2001 BMW 330ci:
http://tinyurl.com/29gazn
-OR-
2005 Ford Mustang GT:
http://tinyurl.com/2chkfc
People say BMWs have expensive repairs and maintenance, but they are well-built, reliable machines. To me, German engineering is where it's at.
Compared to the Ford, I don't think they're as reliable as the BMW, but parts/repairs woudl surely be cheaper.
It's a toss up, since the BMW seems like less would go wrong with it, but when it does, it's gonna cost me. And with the Ford, it's as if more will go wrong, but it costs less.