getting back into the VIP scene

So im missing my y33 so much last couple of weeks.don't know if its the spring and summer comming or what.or maybe its my shitty jeep cherokee I been driving.anyhow,I got a couple gs saved up and im gonna pull the trigger in a month or so on a vip platfourm.can't decide on what to get.

2007 and up gs350 lexus
2006 and up m45 infiniti
Or
2002 to 2005 q45

I really love all 3 but mileage comes in affect on the 2002 and up 45s I see forsale.whatever the case the car will be my daily driver as long as its not snowing or raining.then ill drive my jeep cherokee.plan on coilovers then bags then rims.

So far the best deals I see are on the m45.anyone have any ideas or help with a choice lol.im in new york longisland area and don't care,im going as low as I can go in whatever 1 I get.I miss my y33 so bad but I want to go a different route.newer better and more unique.even though I never see vip cars in ny except at a rare meet.....

No pics? Huh?

All comes down to how many shekels are in the equation...

Imho q45 ...leaves more dough for mods...

I have my Q45, only 76k mileage with Jp kit, I can sell wheels just email me at [email]Vipdout@gmail.com[/email] 


time for me to consolidate too.

Out of those options... either the Y50 or the 3gs.

I'd probably go with the GS though. (and that's coming from a G35 and Y33 owner)

well i had a y33 before but its to old and ill lose money in the long wrong on resale.so ill probly get the y50 or 3gsplus nooone in my town has those cars hooked up.besides i was the only one with a vip car in my area that i ever seen.besides resale value does count.

3GS for sure.  I love those more and more everyday.

i find the newer options unispired. sure they're new, but in a few years they'll be old and never will they be memorable. f50 is the only choice here imo.

every f50 i see has 100k on it.and im not dropping 10gs for a 100k car.id rather finance a newer car with 10gs down and a odo clock that says below 40k.but the f50s are amazing when dumped.its a toss up?

any car can be brought back to it's prime. you can buy a new car for $50k+ or an older car for $1k and do $49k worth of maintenance. what's important is the style and quality of the car, not the age and milage.
 
*edit - of course taking the time to find one in as good as condition as possible can save you headaches in the long run.

M45  all day.  

Way less common then all those other platforms you mentioned.

that alone should separate you from the crowd of followers..

If it would me and I could afford it, I'd shoot for the Y50s or a 2005+ F50 
nothing less