1. Ford Explorer
2. chevvy Tahoe
3. Ford Expedition
4. Chevvy suburban
5. Lexus rx350
6. BMW M5
7. Cadillac SRX
8. Cadillac Escalade
9. Ford Fusion
10. Mercades gl450

By the way, it's Mercedes, not Mercades

BMW E39

Mercedes W140

&& Mk. 4 Supra & the NSX!

@simulationdude
You really like your SUV's
Current Daily Drivers:
1. 2012 Honda Pilot EX-L (dad's)
2. 2008 Lexus IS250 (mine)
3. 2009 Toyota Prius (girlfriend's) <- Very fun to floor.
my top 10: (I'm old fashioned)
1. Cadillac DTS '06+
2. Lincoln Town Car (pretty much all)
3. Toyota Camry '92-'96
4. Ford Mustang Fastback 60's. (pretty much up to '68)
5. 70's Chevrolet Chevelle
6. 2014 Chevrolet Silverado
7. Jaguar E-type
8. Buick Roadmaster Estate
9. First Generation Camaro: '67-'69
10. Chevrolet Tahoe/Suburban: Latest edition

Nice queenjerry, you got a car!
I am actually planning on getting a car, these are my options i chose:

2012 Honda Civic 4 door
1998 Ford Explorer
2006 Lexus is350
2006 Ford Explorer
2000 Ford Expedition
2004 Cadillac SRX <--My moms car

The only problem i have with getting my fave car (the 2006 Ford Explorer) is that it costs the most out of all of those cars except the SRX and maybe the is350. But the saying that "cars go cheaper overtime" apparently has not happen to the explorer yet the explorer is about 14k. I know when my mom got her car it costed 36k, which is the cost of a 2014 Mercedes C class. And now her car is worth about 16k which is still quite a bit of money, especially for it to be a 2004. The cars that i am leaning towards:
2006 Ford Explorer
1998 Ford Explorer
2000 Ford Expedition

And yes, i do LOVE SUV's

@simulationdude
Yes i did! The IS350 is a bit out of the price range if you're looking at those cars.
The IS250 is AMAZING!
Skip the Civic, i find it overrated and uncomfortable.
Ford Escape is terrible by the way. I have a buddy who has one, never works.
The '06 Explorer is really nice
The 2006-2014 Chevy Impala is also a great car to checkout. The backseats may not have as much legroom but the boot has a great deal of space and it goes quick. (Pretty car too) The Impala was my first car. Check the car history and avoid used rental cars. Loved it until the rear end attracted a delivery van a couple months ago. (Parking in Chinatown is dangerous)

Wow, an American who doesn't call the boot a "trunk"! You're not all idiots.

(I'm assuming that your American as you mention American cars)

Stryder237 wrote: well that was offencive

I'm American
I am a special American that watches Top Gear too often. Boot sounds so much better compared to "trunk."

What part of America? Where i live, i've never heard anyone in my life cal a trunk a boot.