Woody said:
racerdave600 said:
There's a Maserati Coupe at our local Toyota dealer right now for $10k. Not sure what it's tow rating is however. 

I'm sure that you can have that Maserati towed for the same price as any other car.

this is the proper way to drive your Italian sports car. Saves on mileage depreciation as well
spandak said:
Someone tell me more about these depreciated Jag XFs.... I see a few in my area that are 4-5 years old with low miles in the mid teens. VERY tempting
First-year models had some electrical issues, but otherwise they're pretty solid. All pre-facelift models with the supercharged 5.0 V8 (470 HP in the Supercharged model, or 510 HP in the XFR) were capable of getting from 0-60 in under 5 seconds. The B&W Stereo is amazing, and the chassis is actually pretty balanced. Seats are endlessly comfortable, road and wind noise is pretty hushed, and real-world economy isn't as disastrous as you might expect.
I've noticed on the jag forums to try and get a 2012+ xfr. Also, timing chain tensioners are an issue for these cars as well.