G35 Coupe 2005 vs TL (6m+nav) 2005 vs A4 quattro 2006 - Better Buy?
05-20-2009, 11:37 AM
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G35 Coupe 2005 vs TL (6m+nav) 2005 vs A4 quattro 2006 - Better Buy?
Well I'm thinking of buying either the g35, tl or a4. Which would be the better buy and why. Thanks!
05-20-2009, 11:39 AM
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05-20-2009, 11:47 AM
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While the quattro is a bit slower then the FWD A4, both have sufficient power and would match up against either of the other two. If you were talking about the 1.8T it would be a different story. But the 2.0T and the V6 in the B7 A4 are both great engines.
As for the OP.... test drive them all and go from there. In this market you should be able to find great deals on any of them.
Oh and feel free to take advantage of our search as well as all of those cars have been covered extensively.
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While the quattro is a bit slower then the FWD A4, both have sufficient power and would match up against either of the other two. If you were talking about the 1.8T it would be a different story. But the 2.0T and the V6 in the B7 A4 are both great engines.As for the OP.... test drive them all and go from there. In this market you should be able to find great deals on any of them.
Oh and feel free to take advantage of our search as well as all of those cars have been covered extensively.
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05-20-2009, 11:56 AM
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But I do agree that it seems to be odd that a lot of people in the OP's age bracket seem to be putting themselves into debt for a car. Not sure of the OP's situation, but others have spent way more then necessary IMO...
. The manual 3.2L A4 is only .2 tenths of a second slower then the TL manual 0-60... so performance is almost identical.
05-20-2009, 12:28 PM
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G35 Coupe will be the best performer, hands-down. It's the only proper FR setup here, and there are a plethora of Nismo / Z go-fast goodies available. The Audi motors with the Turbos can also be pretty simply modded, but reliability will be anyone's guess.
Looks are subjective, but the overall consensus is that the G has the weakest interior in the class.
It really depends on you, test them all, see what you think.
Looks are subjective, but the overall consensus is that the G has the weakest interior in the class.
It really depends on you, test them all, see what you think.
05-20-2009, 02:07 PM
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Thank you for the input everyone, please keep them coming. I do live in Montreal, so snow would play a factor. I am told by many people that RWD (G35) would be a little more difficult to drive in the winter.
As for charliemike, I do make a pretty good amount of money, and I will be buying either of these cars used, therefore wouldn't be that expensive.
As for charliemike, I do make a pretty good amount of money, and I will be buying either of these cars used, therefore wouldn't be that expensive.
05-20-2009, 02:36 PM
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05-20-2009, 02:47 PM
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G35 Coupe will be the best performer, hands-down. It's the only proper FR setup here, and there are a plethora of Nismo / Z go-fast goodies available. The Audi motors with the Turbos can also be pretty simply modded, but reliability will be anyone's guess.
Looks are subjective, but the overall consensus is that the G has the weakest interior in the class.
It really depends on you, test them all, see what you think.
Looks are subjective, but the overall consensus is that the G has the weakest interior in the class.
It really depends on you, test them all, see what you think.
05-20-2009, 03:58 PM
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I drive a Subata.
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I'd get G35 coupe.
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