looking for car recommendation

Tesla model S plaid.

The new Civic? Corolla? Camry? Accord?

Without much information it's hard to give recommendation.

If your long drive is over 100km one way, forget about Tesla or any BEV

Camry for comfort.
Civic for fuel efficiency.
Corolla for great rate / baller status.

BMW M5 CS in Frozen Deep Green Metallic with Goldbronze wheels

48 months, 16k annual, $2,816/month taxes in, 7.99% interest

Get it now before Fed 10% luxury tax kicks in!

Back to reality recommendation... 2022 Civic Touring

3 options on RFD.

1. Beige Corolla
2. Tesla Model 3 in white
3. Minivan

BMW 745Le

1. great for long drives
2. phev is fuel efficient
3. 0.9% finance rate is pretty good.

VW Golf with the 1.4 under the hood.

canada1231231 wrote: ↑ My current civics lease is coming to an end and I'm looking to lease a new vehicle. Looking for a vehicle that's great for long drives, fuel efficient and great lease rate. Open to a lot of different models/sizes.

Thank you.

You only have 3 requirements: fuel efficient, great lease rate, and "great" for long driver (it can mean many different things to different people)?
What about cargo capacity, seats, leg room, budget, insurance, etc...

ziaa wrote: ↑ BMW 745Le

1. great for long drives
2. phev is fuel efficient
3. 0.9% finance rate is pretty good.

4. you're going to become BEST FRIENDS with your mechanic (who doesn't love new friends?)
5. BMW = Bring My Wallet - you'll never forget it at home.

Rob_EV wrote: ↑ 4. you're going to become BEST FRIENDS with your mechanic (who doesn't love new friends?)
5. BMW = Bring My Wallet - you'll never forget it at home.

It met OP's 3 requirements. Do you have anything better?

ziaa wrote: ↑ It met OP's 3 requirements. Do you have anything better?

You're right.....unfortunately that grill is a bit too small for my taste

Rob_EV wrote: ↑ You're right.....unfortunately that grill is a bit too small for my taste

It seems we have entered the Grill Wars. Who can make them bigger???

kr0zet wrote: ↑ It seems we have entered the Grill Wars. Who can make them bigger???

The only one that can beat BMW


is BMW.

Xtrema wrote: ↑ The only one that can beat BMW


is BMW.

I don't know, Lexus keep pushing the limits of good taste... Don't even get me started on GMC!

UrbanPoet wrote: ↑ How the hell did this one become a 'classic RFD automotive downvote party' ?

But yes... to the OP... The Mazda 3 has Civic like vibes economy car wise. But is kind of sport in its styling and handling. That is one car that you can cross shop if you want to try something new... theres so many trim levels. You can get something very basic like your Civic. or go all out with Turbo AWD for $36k and have something that can stay toe to toe with entry level luxury sedans.

Thank you for this. Just looking for something new to try for the next few years. I don't know much about cars but will look into Mazda 3.

canada1231231 wrote: ↑ Thank you for this. Just looking for something new to try for the next few years. I don't know much about cars but will look into Mazda 3.

What sort of driving do you do? More city or more highway? For me even though its going away, the Mazda 6 was a really nice cruiser when I was using it for 2 months. Because its going away due to weak sales, you might get a really good deal if you negotiate hard. Only thing I didn't like was its city fuel economy is kind of bad, I got 10/100L km which for a car is not so great but sadly its still way more efficient than any CUV I've monitored data for. The other thing that sucked about my unit was the infotainment, pretty slow on start up, seems like it takes more than a minute or two to even begin doing things.

canada1231231 wrote: ↑ My current civics lease is coming to an end and I'm looking to lease a new vehicle. Looking for a vehicle that's great for long drives, fuel efficient and great lease rate. Open to a lot of different models/sizes.

Thank you.

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