Q: I want a stylish and good fast car. Here are my choices. Thank you for your time and help. a. Audi b. BMW c. Lexus d. Saab e. Mercedes Benz
A: Assuming they are on a budget, I tend to recommend that people buy a car 1. that they really like, 2. that works for them (cargo, family, power, size, etc.), 3. that they can afford to pay for, 4. that they can afford to fix, and 5. that is relatively easy to get fixed. The car makes you list tend to be expensive and out of the mainstream. This makes them relatively difficult to get fixed and relatively hard to get parts for, which makes them relatively expensive to fix. I am not saying they are impossible to get fixed or fixed at a reasonable price; only that more mainstream, popular cars will be easier to get serviced. Because there are more of them, their parts will be everywhere and everyone will have worked on one before. That will make getting it fixed easier and cheaper. The "better quality" of the cars in the list that is often used to sell these cars will not make them need less service. Buy one of these cars, if you like; they are nice cars, but they are probably going to be expensive to maintain. My pragmatic side recommends a Toyota or other popular car.