What should I get for next DD?

[01CobraVert]

still like the keep it idea
would rathe avoid the fix
any thoughts on trying to determine the real ability to emission test the OEM stock car
thinking of writing to the Ministry for their position

[ZR]

^ Good thought.
Be interested to hear their take on things.

[bluetoy]

still like the keep it idea
would rathe avoid the fix
any thoughts on trying to determine the real ability to emission test the OEM stock car
thinking of writing to the Ministry for their position

Car will pass any current emission test in Ontario.

[Harbinger]

Real way to test it is run it on a dyno

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[01CobraVert]

luv the dyno idea
even if car loses 10% torque and mileage
if they give $5500 that buys a lot of fuel
for $1000 to $2000 think you can receipt engine and DSG tranny to make more torque

[Ponyryd]

Real way to test it is run it on a dyno

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Not a diesel.

[Ponyryd]

Guy across the street from me has ^^^ one of these too, I think they are great looking cars, not sure the cost or overall performance, but If you are changing cars again, take a look at a Lexus.

I bought my wife the 2015 IS250 F Sport, we've had it just over two years, now has 38K on the clock and 5K I just put on it this last week I took it to Florida and back 5400kms in less than four days. The car took it like a champ, never missed a beat, rode great and I realized why I bought it. averaged 9.2L/100KM on the trip, usually gets around 12 in the city, exactly what my old BMW would get.

I drive a 2016 F150 as my daily and I won't change that, but Lexus has the upscale feel and performance without the BMW/Mercedes price tag. Car takes regular 87 octane and uses Toyota parts for brakes etc.

After this, I was considering the Hellcat Jeep, but it will have a hefty price tag and will suck gas, so we'll see. Another IS or stepping up to the GS is an option too.

Lexus is very close to BMW/Mercedes as far as price, they are direct competitors, Lexus is not a step down from them. The IS isn't based on any Toyota as far as I know, unless maybe a model in Japan, so not sure how they would use Toyota brakes, the only ones that would may be the older es, since they're a Lexus Camry. We actually had a 2014 in for service a few months back and the brakes were massive, not really off-the-shelf Toyota stuff, although still likely cheaper than the Germans, but not by much.