2009 Bmw M5

Pros: Luxury
Updated iDrive
Full Service Maintainence
500HP
Cons: Luxury tax only negative

I bought a 2009 BMW M5. The MSRP for my M5 was about $89,000. But Sterling BMW gave me about $25 for my 2005 M3 so I didn't have to put anything else down I loved the M3 but this car is far superior to the M3. I have been driving the M5 for a few months and overall I couldn't be happier.  Normally, I would be hesitant to get into a BMW since they're notorious for electrical issues, but the M5 came with Ultimate Service which includes a full maintenance program that goes beyond normal warranty and covers all factory-recommended maintenance for 4 years or 50,000 miles. That really sealed the deal since my M3 didn't come with that warranty.