Either a:
Mercedes C240
Mistubishi lancer
Mazda6 sedan

No suggestions...just pick one of the three and explain why...and dont say because its cheaper..lol thanks =]

I'd personally pick the Mercedes, because l know that they are reliable cars. l do not know if it would fit your needs but thats what l would love to drive.

Apples and oranges. Mercedes Benz to expensive to repair. Mitsbushi Ever seen an old Mitsubushi left running and not smoking? Mazda Speed 6 great hot rod. Mazda 6 normal sedan like mom would drive. Go out and buy a fifth gen. VW GT l with the dual clutch transmission and get a $23,000 FAST.

None of them.Why Because l do not like them.

Anything you like , but make sure it got 5 wheels.

l would pick the mercedes. its a soft ride. it looks pretty nice!

mistubishi lancer

a mercedes is typically more reliable, but expensive to repair, and while most japanese cars are reliable also, they generally arent as reliable as german cars, but are cheaper to fix. but l would go with the mercedes, just because it is classier and rides better.

l pick the Mazda6 sedan. l bought the 6 (redfire metallic =) ) 4 years ago & people still compliment the style. She is still running like the first day l got her. l have had zero problems; just upkeep the car with the scheduled maintenance, just like any other car. The handling & power r just what l want in a car (even 4 years later.and many more to come). The 6 comes with a sport package that looks far better than the others. And it comes with alot of options; whatever suits ur needs. My mother actually just dumped her Mitsu & bought the 3. Although she is not into cars, she said the handling & overall feel of the Mazda was much better. ( l know she said that about the 3 but it is in the same family)

Good Luck in ur choice!

Get the honda civic Si sedan. Its really cool and fast. Depending on where you live and how much money you can spend, the Mugen Si sedan would be sweet. They are the civic si sedans upgrades with mugen parts. They have 250 hp, but because the civic is light it is faster.

It depends on what is most important to you: each of the vehicles has it is strong & weak points & u have to weigh all the factors before deciding what is the best combination for you.

The Mercedes has an established ''heritage strong resale value, high safety factor (probably the safest vehicle of three in a crash), high drivers comfort, & a prestige of owning a Mercedes, even if its the lowest price model. Strong warranty is also a factor & the highest customer satisfaction amoung the three. The downsides are: highest overall operating costs, not just fuel economy, but repairs & insurance as well. (bet u did not think of insurance costs), the new model does not have an established repair record yet; past models have been about average or so. Controls r sometimes confusing, system navigation is difficult to master & use, limited service availability. Fully loaded could be very expensive; base equipment limited. You could buy either of the other models for thousands less with approx the same equipment.

The Mazda is best driving of three; established parts & service availability, more than Mercedes or Mitsubishi (number of dealers) & the 6 is comfortable for 4, with a decent trunk & an average resale value. The controls r more logical than the Mercedes, easy to drive, least expensive to insure & operate. Mazda has the widest choice of models & trim levels, easiest one to find exact level that suits you;; 4 door sedan, station wagon, 4 door hatchback also the choice of 4 cylinder or six cylinder drivetrains, automatic or manual transmissions & at least 2 or more equipment levels (trim). Negatives: so so resale value, tight cabin for 5 (though no worse than the Mercedes), noisest car of three, four cylinder motor rather rough sounding & somewhat loud on acceleration.

The Mitsubushi Lancer is comfortable (2008 model), has improved ride & handling, reasonably quiet & can be bought (probably) for the least money of the three. Does not handle as well as either the Mazda or Mercedes, (unless bought with 18'' wheels in top line trim). Comfortable for 4; tight for five, but is the smallest car of three, could be a help in city driving & parking; about 6'' or so shorter than the Mazda 6. Dealer net work is somewhat limited; resale values on Mitsubishi is in the past has been low; could be a great used car buy due to low resale value; parts & service knowledge outside dealership netwood leans to limited side.
Four cylinder engines only. Because this model is so new, it might pay to wait for a year or so to see how this vehicle does it the market place. Because Mistubishi is sales have been very low (much better recently), some people worry about the future of Mitsubishi.

So it comes down to what is most important to you. If safety is it; the Mercedes; if its a drivers' car is important, then the Mazda is the ticket; if the smallest of size & least expense (purchase price) is important, then the Mitsubishi is the choice. You get the fun part of actually driving & choosing what works for you.

The Mercedes if you are planning on getting the new one which comes out this month (in the UK it is this month at least), but I'd suggest the Lancer over the old Mercedes. Reason? I've sat behind the wheel of the new C-Class. Just try to get in one with out smiling.