I'm leaning towards a little different type of vehicle. Maybe a small SUV for extra hauling. Considering the X3.

Leaning against just buying another vehicle real similar to my current car since, in that case, I might as well just keep my current car longer

8+ years so far.

 

A Murcielago, but maybe a Gallardo to start with first.

 

Yes a stock Gallardo and still have $$ left over. Or save up $10k more and get a TT Gallardo or a Murcielago.

You can get a Bentley, Ferrari, Maseratis....**** tons of other cars I think are nicer than a GTR

 

Are you talking about used prices, cause:
All those cars you listed are over 90k. He was saying for around 90k the GTR will spank most of its competition..

 

I think in a year or so gasoline will go up to $4.00 gal or more...WHY, because they can. already it is over priced because of speculation by the hedge funds...my car only has 55000 miles and is perfect,everything works...at some point we are all going to be looking at cars with better mpg..(mine gets 27.2 on trips 65 mph TP)2003CP6mt
I would consider a 2009 BMW 3.0, 250hp 2dr cp 6MT (30mpg) rated but with TP driving 31. is obtainable. I would do this only if I got some kind of warranty as my last BMW fell apart at 66000 mi.

 

m3, s5, or Maserati quatrosport

 

Most likely I'll be getting a G37s and then I'll trade it in for a GTR that's like in 3 or 4 years I found a couple of GTRs in the low 50s so by then I'll be around mid 40s

 

599 gto

 

Of course used, I just saw a used Gallardo for $75,000. Murcielagos are hovering around $100k right now aswell as TT Gallardos.

 

You basically read my mind...

I've already got my G up for sale, hoping for a G37 in a few years. Or a2006-2008 BMW 5-6-7 series. I've been seeing them for under $16K.

 

I'm debating between an IS-F or a FR-S. Yes I know they are completely on the opposite spectrum!

 

Used 2008 Nissan GTR or realistically a used 09 used 335i coupe or possibly G37 or Audi Coupe..

 

If I continue to increase my wage like the last few years, GTR, if not probably a G37 coupe or BMW M.

 

The only car I have in mind that might possibly replace the functionality and styling of the G35C is the Maserati Gran Turismo. Of course the car will probably break down in 2.5 years or engine will catch fire sooner or later so it's more like a fling, not a true replacement.

Truthfully though, cars comes and go, the G35C is here to stay. I am even thinking buying a twin car and keep it in a nitrogen bubble in case something ever happens to my car.