I have to keep my dreams somewhat realistic
, I've driven a couple of the new accords (work at a Toyota/Lexus dealership, but we get used Hondas quite a bit), and they seem quite nice enough inside for me to be happy with them. I don't really want for exotic wood or carbon fiber, just a well designed, ergonomic, and comfortable interior that's well styled. And yeah, they run forever, and should be ~10k used by the time I can afford another car.
the 2.0T Genesis is nice, but that small of a car as a daily driver is unrealistic. And if I was going for a pure sports car, I'd go with the new Scion FRS, I greatly prefer its handling/balance (and the Subaru boxer engine purrs so sweetly). No holds barred, I'd take a Lexus IS-F, which has an incredibly aggressive stance, and the sexiest quad exhaust in production. It's like a bodyguard in an Armani tux with an m4 in his hand. Refined, but still clearly capable of sudden, violent movements.
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I mean you can't go wrong with an accord. Everything goes for it. Reliability, longevity and resale value. I think hyundais are reliable but I'm not sure about the longevity and the resale value definately depreciates because it's Hyundai. I'm sure you know he common belief about Hyundai and kia these days.
Have you driven the is-f? Is goes against the c63 and m3 and Audi s4/rs4 and cts-v.
If you have, I can't imagine how fun and exilerating it must be to drive. The benefit of the is-f over the other is the reliability that comes with Lexus brand.