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the G5 is compact, meaning it's smaller (and it's a coupe) The G6 is a midsized car, meaning it's bigger (and usually a 4 door, but also avaliable in a coupe and convertible). As for which is better, it's all up to personal preference. The G6 is bigger, but it's also more on gas, while the G5...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

First off, the age of the car is definitely valid in your car choice- the Acura will be new, which means an easier finance rate, and a better warranty, while the BMW is used, which means no free maintenance, no guarnatee on how the car was taken care of previously, and a higher finance rate...

A car is a car, as long as it's conservatively styled, and not in some obnoxiously feminine color (Pink, purple, etc), then you should be fine. If you want to feel more "manly" in your car, just get a more masculine color (midnight blue, black, charcol gray) .

Both are really great cars, but it depends on what you want, and what you're willing to pay. For the money, you're going to get more with the ford focus, but you're also facing a lower resale value than the corolla. The newly redisgned focus is a lot edgier than the previous ones, and ride...

The patriot has a small back seat, not a lot of cargo room, stiff handling, a bumpy ride, and a below average MPG. It's based off of the Dodge Caliber platform, which consumer reports does not recommend. Overall, i'd say it's not a great car. If you want a small SUV, i'd recommend checking out...

Here's my rational behind the insight. Feel free to disagree :): The Insight is smaller, and lighter than the Civic hybrid, but gets less MPG. Why you ask? WELL... while doing research, it was a main selling point that the insight be cheaper than the Prius. While doing this, they happened to...

Yes. but should you? NO. I'm sorry. I think that the midsized economy cars should be left as is. Putting thousands into them just makes them look rediculous (this goes with the corolla too!). If you want to soup up a car, go for a celica- or a Honda Civic.

2 door or 4 door? New or used? If it's a new civic, than it's REALLY cheap for both 2 door and 4 door. I've seen 2007-2008 civics go in my area for 15-17k, just to give you an idea. Hondas have really high resale value, so you need to take that into account when buying it. Also, there'sa high...

2 door or 4 door? New or used? If it's a new civic, than it's REALLY cheap for both 2 door and 4 door. I've seen 2007-2008 civics go in my area for 15-17k, just to give you an idea. Hondas have really high resale value, so you need to take that into account when buying it. Also, there'sa high...

2 door or 4 door? New or used? If it's a new civic, than it's REALLY cheap for both 2 door and 4 door. I've seen 2007-2008 civics go in my area for 15-17k, just to give you an idea. Hondas have really high resale value, so you need to take that into account when buying it. Also, there'sa high...

Questions to ask: 1. Where was the vehicle serviced? do you have maintenance records? 2. Has this vehcile been in an accident? if so, is it a salvage title? 3. Is this an auction vehicle? 4. Does it have a clean title? 5. HOw many owners has this car had? First off, find a few models that...

If i had the money.. YES. Simply, it's a buyers market, and you can tell that the dealers are hurting for car sales right now, especially GM and Chrysler, which means you can get spectacular deals (not to mention that RIGHT NOW is when most dealers tend to get rid of the 09 models for the '10...