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BMW 550i
Well, it depends on how you look at it. A similarly equipped 750i costs almost $10,000 more than its supposed "lesser" cousin, but the 550i is the all-around better car, giving up little in the way of luxury and interior space while trouncing the 750i in the fun-to-drive department. On the other hand, the twin-turbo 535i offers nearly the same performance as the V8-powered 550i and, when equally equipped, costs about $7,000 less. Hmm, maybe that's a more perfect car.
So the 2008 BMW 550i may be too expensive for some, but as with the Brioni and Bellagio, it's hard not to toss out that old adage, "You get what you pay for." And in this case, you get one of the few nominees for the perfect car.(American Pro Moving Company : Saturday 10 September 2005)  (read more)

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Hybrid 4WD 2HY
The only reason to buy the hybrid instead is its edge in city fuel economy (20 mpg vs. 14 mpg for the LTZ) — so unless you do a whole lot of urban driving and insist on spending as little on gas as possible, it's probably not for you. We appreciate the engineering effort on GM's part, but the Silverado Hybrid demands too many compromises at its elevated price to merit consideration by a wider audience.(American Pro Moving And Storage Company : Saturday 24 May 2008)

Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT Limited - Function
The Legacy's maximum trunk capacity of 11.4 cubic feet is smaller than other cars in this segment, but the shape does permit enough space for golf bags or large luggage. A child seat was easily accommodated in the rear cabin with readily accessible LATCH anchor points for the outboard seats, but a rear-facing seat was only mountable in the center position (using the seatbelt) if the front passenger seat was in use.  (read more)