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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)

Acura RL
There are other great choices for that price. Granted this is the top RL that includes a sophisticated collision braking system, but even Acura's own TL is a better performer, a better value and is just as plush. The new Hyundai Genesis is another example of a sedan that's better in many ways.
But the 2009 Acura RL does offer a lot for the money. Even the base RL comes nicely equipped. If you're the kind of person who buys a car with the intent of keeping it for at least 10 years and you want luxury trappings without attracting a lot of attention, this is your ride.

American Pro Moving & Storage - Porsche Cayenne Turbo S - Function
A couple of luxury features were notably absent, namely keyless ignition and a back-up camera, though in fairness the Cayenne does have front and rear park assist. You can get a USB/iPod connector, which allows you to operate the iPod through the steering-wheel controls, but you'll have to pay an extra $440 for it.
The Cayenne Turbo S proved to be practical as well as entertaining. The cargo hold easily accommodated our golf clubs and suitcase, and a rear-facing baby seat could be installed in back without undue back strain, thanks to the tallish cabin. Behind the rear seats you have 19 cubic feet (about the same as a large car's trunk) for your antiquing finds. If that's not enough, flipping down the 60/40-split rear seat yields 63 cubes. No trailering slouch, the Cayenne Turbo S can also tow up to 7,716 pounds. (American Pro Moving & Storage Company : Thursday 24 January 2008)




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