So yesterday, I was riding my bike to wawa to grab some cool refreshing beverage and I saw a Lamborghini Gallardo with some idiot in it trying to parallel park on 2nd st by Washington. Now why would you be driving that car all the way over there when you are supposed to park it in front of the Ritz-Carlton? So this got me thinking, let me do your high end car reviews to save you the trouble of going to a dealer.

When looking for a high end car, there are many options much like you would have looking for a mid range car or even a low end car. You can choose from coupes, sedans, super cars, sports cars, luxury cars, and even sport sedans. For this post, I am going to focus on mainly super cars and a few sedans that have been obsessing my mind lately.

First we’ll start with a car thats out of almost everyone’s price range:

1.The Bugatti Veyron List price $1,400,000
The Bugatti Veyron is the world’s Fastest production car with a top speed of 253 mph. That is subsonic and everyone should have a desire to go that fast. This car can go from 0-60mph in 2.4 seconds and 0-100 in about 5 seconds. Powered by two Volkswagon Passat engines combined to form a W-16 this car produces 1001 horsepower because then then president of Volkswagon wanted a car to have 1000 horsepower. All this performance stuff sounds very intriguing but lets talk about the interior for a second since when you drive this car, you’ll be on the inside.

You can get the car’s interior to your liking with suede, leather and burled maple. Unfortunately there is no GPS so you’ll have to carry a map around. Overall, the car will probably be the best riding, best looking and, fastest car you will ever buy, if you can afford it but I wouldn’t recommend it as a daily driver but the next car is…

A more reasonably priced offering from Lexus, the LS460. A beautifully designed luxury sedan thats not as gaudy as a BMW 7 series or the Mercedes-Benz s550. This car has more technology and engineering than either of those cars and costs considerably less. The LS460 comes with a 4.6 Liter V8 with the world’s first automatic 8 speed gearbox for a smoother and faster ride. Also you may have seen the hype that this car can park itself, well it can and it works! Quite well except if you are trying to parallel park on a hill. This car is powerful but the ride quality is fantastic like riding on a cloud on butter. The car is fantastic and all tricked out with GPS and all that other stuff will only set you back about $80,000. Which brings me to the last car of the buyer’s guide today which is also the least expensive too:

The Lotus Elise

Priced to move at a base price of $49,000 and its fast and sporty and is really unique. The biggest point of this car, is that you can get it and modify it yourself which changes the car completely. This car is so much fun to be in as I was in one a few years ago and its so nice to ride in. It doesn’t have A/C or a cd player but hey who needs one? Hopefully people will realize they can save some money and get one of these instead of buying a Ferrari and look just as cool.

I’ll write some budget reviews for my next Car Buyer’s Installment