Recently got a promotion at work and it has been /suggested/ to me that I get a new car that fits my job a bit better, so I ask you Veeky Forums what is a great business casual vehicle? Please bear in mind that I live in a place which is covered in snow for half the year. Max $60k.
Business Casual Vehicle
Matthew Bailey
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Bentley Robinson
Audi A6 Quattro. this car is absolutely stunning to see in person. pictures dont do any justice.
Jordan Hill
Cop a Rover, or the Volvo suv. I forget what it's called, but those are gorgeous
Dominic Reyes
Subaru WRX STI
Jayden Lewis
I've always thought the A6 was just a big A4...is that the case, or is there more to it?
Oh, the XC90 I think? I saw one today, loved how it looks.
Will check it out...don't know much about Subarus.
Nolan Carter
Get like an AWD is250/300/350
Those are pretty great.
And since when could work tell you that you need a better vehicle though? That's kind of fucking stupid.
Sebastian Hughes
I've always been a fan of Lexus.
They are subsidizing the cost of the vehicle. It's useful since I will be driving clients and partners around, and doing it in a new luxury vehicle will leave a better impression than a PT Cruiser.
Carter Cook
AWD Lexus LS. It's fancy enough to impress 95% of the normies you'll come across and is plenty respectable. IMO, you can't go wrong.
Jeremiah Thomas
The A6 is basically just a big A4 but with more available options. Hell, you can even get one with the same engine as an A4.
If you want a car that's practical in inclement weather and makes you look more professional go for an S4 or a good condition used S6. The A7 is a great choice too, easily one of the best looking 4-doors on the market. I know Veeky Forums hates Audi but if your goal is to project your workplace importance through your car I can tell you from experience the S-models really work quite well.
Elijah Carter
Ford Turdus or Chevrolet Limapla/Malipoo