Actually, I was specifically going to name Acura, Mazda, Infiniti, and to a lesser extent Hyundai. BMW designs are starting to look a bit less cohesive. Toyota designs are for the most part cohesive. They may be bland/boring, etc. but they do not have completely randomly styling elements, lines, or curves that make no sense. In a way, they are cohesively boring.

 

is that a white B5 S4 avant???

 

I like thi S5 but The bMW is damn fine as well

 

coco-bun, the one on the lift is.

 

more pix, white B5 S4 Avant is rare (and I want one )!!

 

I like the front lip alot, sides needs to be painted full white, and needs new wheels.

 

 

LED

 

Most definitely a beautiful car, inside, and out. I rarely see one on the road,
but when I do, I give a quick stare. As much as I like the car, the financial
advisor in me won't let me spend that kind of money on a car that doesn't
offer the biggest bang. For that kind of money I'd rather a E92 M3.

 

Its also a car that looks just as good in person, not just in pics.

 

I have been seeing more and more in NJ and even in NYC. More A5's than S5's for sure.

 

E92 or M3 around here is a dime a dozen, no one even notice them anymore.

 

Same observation here in Silicon Valley.

 

Wow values are holding stronger than M/F/AMG cars! (looking at autotrader)