What is a sporty sedan that is similar to a Saab 9-3?

I have had my eyes set on a Saab 9-3 for a while now but everyone says that repairs and maintenance on them is super difficult ever since they went out of business. I want to buy a car that is similar. Quick, stylish, slightly luxurious. I also don't want just an average car like a Honda Toyota etc… I'm willing to spend a little more as long as the price is reasonable. I'm also not trying to buy a 25,000 dollar car. Are there any cars that are similar?

Volvo S40 T4 variant
Volvo V70 2.4
BMW 3 Series
Audi A4.
Jaguar X-Type

Jaguar x-type, s-type or xj depending on your price range. Jags are nice and sporty yet still very luxurious

Mazda 3
Mazda 6
BMW 3 Series
Subaru WRX
Audi A4

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