Cause having one passenger is starting to become an issue. So I've decided to look for something under $50k as my utility vehicle.

This really isn't my expertise actually lmao, that's why I'm even posting about it, cause I'm sure you guys can actually help me with this. What are some nice comfortable cars/SUV's that are decently sporty and aesthetically pleasing.

The only thing that's peaked my interest so far is the new Lexus RX F Sport. See, Lexus took the smart route and make an aggressive ass SUV, and it looks phenomenal, but I don't know anything about it.

Picture (assuming the link works, it's from Lexus' website)



It's damn good looking in white, and I'm very partial to white cars. I've always joked about getting a Tesla, and they are pretty damn sweet, but idk I've test drove a few and I wasn't blown away. Definetly really cool though. I could get a 3 Series BMW, but then again if I was going to get another BMW It'd probably me an M4 which doesn't solve the issue at hand lmfao.

Suggest shit, like for real. Cars you have or your parents have. Cars you like and think are nice and comfortable that can seat at least four people comfortably within the range I've set ($50k or less, obviously less is best)

No wrong answers here

The Toyota Camry and Mazda6 are reasonable cars for that purpose, although they're not exactly Sporty. I'm personally not a fan of SUV's/Soft Roaders (There's not enough internal room considering their size), but the Mercedes M-class, Lexus RX F and Jeep Compass are viable options there. 

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I'm a VW shill now. Something something VR6 in a station wagon something something entire bass rig, pa system, and passengers, something something leather, something something, 280 crank horse, something, something VR6.

Get a used 911.

I would actually recommend a new 911.

The country has been in need of one for a while.

Get a used 911, though their back seats seam to be made for children.

They're made for insurance companies more than anything.
For whatever backwards reasoning, there's higher underwriting for two seaters as opposed to four/five place vehicles.

I've always liked the Ford Edge.

Nissan Sunny B12. Should be cheap consideringbthe whole line is no longer built.

Why an SUV though, you ain't gonna need a psuedo-4x4 to drive around urban areas.

Quote from: BUILD DAS WALL on February 03, 2016, 06:13:09 AM

Quote from: Luis on February 03, 2016, 06:01:17 AM

Get a used 911, though their back seats seam to be made for children.

They're made for insurance companies more than anything.
For whatever backwards reasoning, there's higher underwriting for two seaters as opposed to four/five place vehicles.

It's still a car that has more than 2 seats...

In name only.
I'd imagine that since the OP is bothering to buy another car solely for more seating room, he'd want full size, sedan-tier rear seating.

You could always just pack people into the trunk like I do when you have more than one person.

Dodge Durango

Fuсking faggot. Where I'm from, buying a foreign car is a sin. A FUCKING SIN.

don't buy that gook-made shit

Quote from: Kits on February 03, 2016, 10:11:34 AM

2015 Toyota Corolla
MSRP: From $16,950
MPG: Up to 30 city, 42 highway
Horsepower: 132 to 140 HP
Engine: 1.8L 4-cylinder



I usually dislike white cars, but I don't mind it so much on this model. Toyotas are really dependable (unless it's a Yaris) and comfortable. You posted a Lexus in OP which is owned by Toyota now iirc (or vise versa). This is the car I plan on getting next, but probably in black.

get that weeby trash outta here fam

BC, don't be soft and buy a truck. most of the time they're the same size on the inside but trucks have the large trunk beds and they look bad ass. i feel SUV's are more reserved for soccer moms or old, rich white people

Ford F-150 for sure

Just remember Trucks with big tires ask "what are you compensating for?"





Don't be one of those.

Quote from: 🍄Tryptameme🍄 on February 03, 2016, 10:17:57 AM

Quote from: Kits on February 03, 2016, 10:11:34 AM

2015 Toyota Corolla
MSRP: From $16,950
MPG: Up to 30 city, 42 highway
Horsepower: 132 to 140 HP
Engine: 1.8L 4-cylinder



I usually dislike white cars, but I don't mind it so much on this model. Toyotas are really dependable (unless it's a Yaris) and comfortable. You posted a Lexus in OP which is owned by Toyota now iirc (or vise versa). This is the car I plan on getting next, but probably in black.

get that weeby trash outta here fam

BC, don't be soft and buy a truck. most of the time they're the same size on the inside but trucks have the large trunk beds and they look bad ass. i feel SUV's are more reserved for soccer moms or old, rich white people

Ford F-150 for sure

If you wanna haul a heavy load, buy yourself a chevy. If you wanna swallow a heavy load, get a ford.

haha

you and i both know that general motors trash has nothing on ford, enjoy your yearly mass recalls

Quote from: Kits on February 03, 2016, 10:11:34 AM

2015 Toyota Corolla
MSRP: From $16,950
MPG: Up to 30 city, 42 highway
Horsepower: 132 to 140 HP
Engine: 1.8L 4-cylinder



I usually dislike white cars, but I don't mind it so much on this model. Toyotas are really dependable (unless it's a Yaris) and comfortable. You posted a Lexus in OP which is owned by Toyota now iirc (or vise versa). This is the car I plan on getting next, but probably in black.

carolas are literally disposable cars

And they got no torks cus dey only got half of a real engine. No torks=no fun.

>Carolas


Also I thought that OP was looking for a utility car which usually needs to be pretty reliable, and reliable doesn't always equal "fun". I had fun drifting in my Corolla.