Driven 
2000 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan
Holding Strong, Great Deal
 Now that the new M5 has appeared in the US Market, the previous generation has become quite a bargain.  Still turns heads, still drives like a rocket, but you can buy one for less than $30,000.  Tremendous deal.  Always have it examined by a dealership before you buy.  Anticipate (and budget) higher than average maintenance expenses, but not more than 200% of the average used car of this year.  If you use a car an appliance to get from point A to point B, you will be happier with a Honda.  If you love to drive, this is the car for you. The staggered tire sizes means no rotating tires.  No spare tire, no run flat tires.  Better know how to drive a stick.  Higher maintenance costs than a Toyota.