(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I've been shopping around for some cars and some models.

Need it to be a sedan, All Wheel Drive or Front Wheel Drive, no rear wheel, no pick up trucks. My budget is around $25,000 and under. Can be an automatic or stick shift.

Was looking at this car earlier, it's a hatchback, but it doesn't look like one tbh. Really nice 6 speed manual GTI. Need an all around yearly car, not just a sporty summer car like a Mustang GT or Camaro.

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Any car recommendations?

Yeah that is true. Been driving illegally on the roads within 2 miles for a bit. Probably shouldn't since I got like 1 month till I get my license but YOLO.

Get a 2017 AUDI S6 sedan

its ok, have fun with that maintenance nightmare you got, since i know u have no skills at all and the average auto shop can't work on that. you need a european shop or a dealer and both those will be licking their lips and strokin their cocks when u say u got a broken touerag

Don't get a toureag, I work in a euro maintenance shop and the toureag wether petrol or diesel all have expensive parts and labour. The diesels have problems with egr's fouling and cause massive oil leaks at the turbo too
Vw are still going through a massive class action for emission scams as well.
From my experience of working on euro's, jap's, a few american's and Australian vehicles if I was going for reliability and bang for buck i would buy a jap car as they've usually always been ahead of the competition in vehicle design/layout (I don't have to pull half the front nose of a car apart just to change a radiator), their parts are cheap and availability is not a concern.
But like with any car if u don't look after it it's not going to look after you.

the v10 diesel ones are badass if u can find 1 thats not a turd, or even find 1. i know a guy who bought 1 for his girlfriend that fucker is built now and even faster then the trucks. he also drove 1000 miles to get it

I can't say wether I'll get to see these v10 Touareg I've only ever worked on the v6 and v8's (I'm in australia) mind you I couldn't imagine what it would be like to have to work on an extra 2 cylinders given the lack of space you have in the engine bay with a v8 haha
They do have great power for what they are, especially if your towing a caravan or boat.
I prefer 4 door sedans that have power like the ford fg xr6 turbo or fg f6 (Aussie built ford turbo's) they have ridiculous untapped power that can see 1000+hp with the right modifications

i like diesels and 1000hp is a literal walk in the park on most truck motors. the v10 tdis got twins on a v10 and make a fuck load of torque. they are also incredibly hard to find , fix and get parts for