BMW Z4 Luxury car

2010 Mercedes E Class

Carrera S w/Navigation

2008 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe
Stock #:	P8730426	Color:	Silver
VIN#:	WP0AB29968S730426	Transmission:	6 Speed
Year:	2008	Engine:	6 Cylinders
Make:	Porsche	Drive Train:	RWD
Model:	911	Mileage:	7,837
Trim:	Carrera S Coupe	State:	CT
Interior:	Leather	Price:	$59,900
Vehicle Type:

Vehicle Options

Navigation	Cruise Control	Power Seats	Passenger Airbag
Alloy Wheels	AM/FM	Keyless Entry	Driver Airbag
CD Changer	Automatic Climate Control	Air Conditioning	Side Airbags
Sun Roof	Fog Lights	Traction Control	Anti-Lock Brakes
CD	Power Mirrors	Rear Defroster	Alarm System
Rear Spoiler	Heated Seats	Bucket Seats	Power Steering
Power Windows	Leather Seats	Memory Seats	Xenon Headlights
Power Locks

2008 Audi S5 Quattro

Stock #:	A8028061	Color:	Black
VIN#:	WAURV78T08A028061	Transmission:	6 Speed
Year:	2008	Engine:	8 Cylinders
Make:	Audi	Drive Train:	AWD
Model:	S5	Mileage:	23,205
Trim:	Quattro	State:	CT
Interior:	Leather	Price:	$40,900
Vehicle Type:

Vehicle Options

Air Conditioning	Bluetooth	Leather Seats	Power Windows
Alarm System	Bucket Seats	Memory Seats	Rear Defroster
Alloy Wheels	CD Changer	Navigation	Side Airbags
AM/FM	Cruise Control	Passenger Airbag	Sun Roof
Anti-Lock Brakes	Driver Airbag	Power Locks	Tilt Wheel
Automatic Climate Control	Fog Lights	Power Mirrors	Tinted Windows
Aux Audio Jack	Heated Seats	Power Seats	Traction Control
Backup Camera	Keyless Entry	Power Steering	Xenon Headlights

2010 Mercedes-Benz S400 BlueHybrid

Mercedes is planning to offer a hybrid S-class starting in 2009. The S400 BlueHybrid, a mild hybrid powered by M-B's 3.5-liter V-6, boasts a lithium-ion battery co-developed with supplier Continental and described by Daimler R&D boss Thomas Weber as "a crucial

2009 Acura RL

The RL is for drivers who want a $50,000 luxe car that can handle and like their luxury served with a dash of anonymity (and who don’t want a BMW or a V-8). Strengths include the hushed, immaculately detailed cabin.

2009 BMW X6

A new X5-based SUV done up like a swoopy, four-door pseudo-coupe; think high-riding Mercedes-Benz CLS. The sloping roofline provides a unique look, and rear headroom is still decent. It’s fast, luxurious, and drives very well, but is this what luxury SUV buyers are clamoring for?

2009 Ferrari 599GTB Fiorano

Ferrari’s most expensive offering, the front-engine 599GTB features aluminum construction, a fantastic V-12, and a driving experience that makes the price tag seem like a bargain. Its exterior styling has proven controversial, but it must be seen in person to be appreciated.

2009 Ferrari Calfornia

The all-new California slots into the Ferrari range below the 612 Scaglietti and above the F430 Spider. Like the Scaglietti, it has two rear seats, and like the F430, it has a V-8 engine and a convertible top. In this case, though, it’s a hard roof, not a soft one. And, yes, it’s pricey.

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Coupe

hevy’s hot tot answers the Subaru WRX with a new 2.0-liter direct-injection turbo with a big 260 hp. At 5.7 seconds to 60 mph, the SS is fast. The techie turbo, which replaces a supercharged mill, has a “no-lift shift” feature to hasten acceleration. A lot of fun is the result.

2009 Chevrolet Covette ZRI

At the top of Corvette hierarchy, and cresting the $100,000 mark, is the supercharged ZR1 that packs 638 horsepower. A hard-core chassis and improved aerodynamics crank up handling and stability, which is much appreciated considering the ZR1 can top 200 mph.

2009 BMW 6- Series Coupe

More of a luxurious cruiser than a sports coupe, the 650i does offer a great engine note, a comfortable and quiet interior, quick acceleration, and exclusivity. The unique styling is either a reason for buying the car or for striking it from your shopping list.

2009 Honda Accord Seden

Growing longer and wider with its 2008 redesign, the ever-popular Accord hits ’09 unchanged except for revised V-6 power figures. Available with auto or manual transmissions and a long list of packages and trims, the fine-handling Accord continues as our favorite big mid-sizer.

2009 Honda Civic Hybrid

Refreshed for 2009 with new lights and bumpers, the Civic Hybrid remains one of the best ways to get 40 mpg. A range of trim levels offers everything from bare bones to leather and navigation. The efficient powertrain is nearly transparent and, for a green car, it actually likes curves.

2009 Hammer H2 SUV

Based on GM’s line of full-size SUVs, the H2 is so massive that GM doesn’t have to submit it for EPA fuel-economy testing—it’s technically a medium-duty truck. Used to climb mountains, the H2 will impress, but if your only climbing is social, it’ll be an expensive ascent.