Executive car <$80k

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>>16035428
Get a used mercedes s class.
2013 well optioned goes for around 40-60k used. Uber luxury.

If you fell for the AWD in snow meme, you can get their 4matic version.

Audi S4 would be fucking awesome in the snow and everywhere. That porsche cayenne is also a reliable vehicle and is just a more "luxury" version of the touareg (which is significantly cheaper but also good). Merc S class is also good but they're hefty buggers and waste a lot of gas. Don't get a truck if you want to shuttle people around

>>16035600
I don't understand the reference, but their 4matic version is what I'll check out.
>>16035626
Was never a huge fan of Audi, but I think the S4 is a bit small for what I'm thinking. Maybe the A6 or A7. The Cayenne has always been a favorite of mine, visually anyway.

>>16035428
Look at the Tahoe/Yukon/escalade.

Ignore these other faggots.

>>16035428
ls460. nothing else.

get snow tires for winter.

>>16035428
2016 TDI Touareg

>>16035428
>entertainment consulting firm
what the hell does that do

One of our guys at work drives clients around and he recently got the new XC90. Lots of compliments from our visitors.

>>16036520
Aka pimp.

>>16035428

To be honest Porsches are only worth buying if you spec them to sky high prices.. Porsche is one of the last few companies to nickle and dime you on everything from leather wrapped AC vent slats to separate heating and cooling seat pricing.

You could consider a used one, but for the most part, avoid new if you're looking at a base model.

>>16036443

This guy has the right idea. No need for fancy German stuff- an American SUV will get you through just about anything and has plenty of room. The Cayenne is surprisingly cramped.

grand cherokee is so nice even with the v6

except the cheap wheel well linings theyre like some mesh looks like ice build up would make them trashed