HELP

Guys, I'm looking to buy a new all-purpose car. Here's some criteria, in no particular order:
1. Good fuel economy
2. Comfortable interior (leather, nav, etc.)
3. Reliable
4. Impresses the ladies
5. Good in snow
6. Not huge (length

Also: I'm not concerned about speed, and AWD is preferred

miata with snow tires

3k civic

Now that we got the memes out of the way...

Ok, I laughed.
Hard.

Looks like all of the cars in that class (G37, A4, 3-series, whatever shit Benz has that will probably fall apart in a year) use premium gas, so I guess the miata is the only way to go.

Just buy premium gas lol.

Looks like that's what's going to happen, unless I find something small, cool, and better on gas

desu a Honda Fit satisfies all of those except 4 lol

4's pretty important. At the very least, I don't want my car to be involuntary birth control.

You don't need AWD, soyboy. FWD will do perfectly fine in snow that isn't a foot deep.

If you live where snow gets that deep anyway, you shouldn't be looking at a sedan anyway.

I drove a GM FWD car for 1 year and got it stuck in my buddy's snow covered driveway, douche. Never again.

Also, I own a 4x4.

The is350 is a great car just get that

An E90 is your best bet otherwise, and that still needs premium fuel.

>4. Impresses the ladies
This isn't going to work as well as you think.

>E90
An XDrive 3-series would work, but I didn't think "BMW" was synonymous with "reliability"

>This isn't going to work as well as you think.
It was more of a joke. I just don't want to drive around in something I'd be embarrassed of.

I often go around shilling the 350 on this board, but it is necessary. I see people constantly about to fall into the 250 Carbon Buildup trap, and feel it's my duty to warn them of the impending doom of the engine that is bound to fail. Anyone that is reading, Heed my warning. Please, do not under any circumstances buy a 250. You will regret the path that you took.

>good fuel economy
>reliable
>around 18k
Wtf are you doing? If you can't afford premium gas and care about fuel economy why are you buying an 18k car?

>implying a foot of snow means anything when you've got proper snow tires..

(and that's a RWD without limited slip diff)

Come on, user. Get a 1st gen IS300 wagon.