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nuts4nissan09 · 08-18-2010, 06:55 PM

The RS5, M3 and Cadillac CTS-V coupe were compared in the latest isuue of Car and Driver (I read it cover to cover every month). They chose the M3, because it was the best car overall. Audi is still resorting to bandaids to address its nose heavy design, but it is a beautiful car (inside and out). It is expensive @ $90k. CTS-V coupe did well on the autobahn, but was let down by its brick hard Recaros and a somewhat cheap looking interior compared to the others. The M3 is just a good all-around combo. I would like one, but I'm turned -off by its poor fuel economy. I'd rather drive my 370z on the weekends and my Frontier 4wd during the week. Have you thought about the Infinit G37X sedan? I've read alot of positive reviews on this platform (basically a all-wheel drive, sedan version of the 370 chassis). I think it weighs 3,800lbs and accelerates to 60 in 5.4 seconds stock. Install a supercharger or even TT and have an all-weather rocketship with room for five for less than $50k.

08-18-2010, 06:55 PM	#5 (permalink)
nuts4nissan09 Base Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Washington,NC Posts: 39 Drives: 09 370Z PW Sport MT Rep Power: 15	How about a G37X sedan? The RS5, M3 and Cadillac CTS-V coupe were compared in the latest isuue of Car and Driver (I read it cover to cover every month). They chose the M3, because it was the best car overall. Audi is still resorting to bandaids to address its nose heavy design, but it is a beautiful car (inside and out). It is expensive @ $90k. CTS-V coupe did well on the autobahn, but was let down by its brick hard Recaros and a somewhat cheap looking interior compared to the others. The M3 is just a good all-around combo. I would like one, but I'm turned -off by its poor fuel economy. I'd rather drive my 370z on the weekends and my Frontier 4wd during the week. Have you thought about the Infinit G37X sedan? I've read alot of positive reviews on this platform (basically a all-wheel drive, sedan version of the 370 chassis). I think it weighs 3,800lbs and accelerates to 60 in 5.4 seconds stock. Install a supercharger or even TT and have an all-weather rocketship with room for five for less than $50k.