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Replying to: gregisgod13 (Apr 03, 2006 3:57 pm) |
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Replying to: dewey (Apr 03, 2006 12:35 pm) March sales score card: Lexus: 27,292 Mercedes: 21,417 Where would I find the MB and Infiniti numbers?
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Replying to: gregisgod13 (Apr 03, 2006 3:57 pm) Drive all three cars. IMHO, the c350 is not comparable to the other two. The c is a compact car--the corolla of the MB line. Seating is very tight and you'll notice the lack of refinement found in the e and 5. I'm not sure how to comment further without more specifics. If the question is whether or not the extra $ spent on the e is worth it, I answer with a resounding yes. Why not post your question to mbworld.org? |
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Replying to: gregisgod13 (Apr 03, 2006 3:57 pm) Long answer, why on earth would you want to buy a C class in 2006? Isnt the car due for replacement next year? If you're looking in the entry-lux class, there are much newer and frankly much better cars available, the 330i and IS350. |
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Replying to: rayng (Apr 03, 2006 4:05 pm) http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2006/04/03/002903.html MB is recovering, but I am not a spokesman for MB ( MB refuses to pay me to be their spokesman so I will not argue with you about MB). But as an unpaid Bloomberg messenger I can provide you some news about LPS sales trends: April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, the world's largest maker of luxury cars, led a sales increase among European manufacturers in the U.S. last month as drivers chose new models such as the 3-Series sedan over rival Asian vehicles. ``We don't really expect this trend to slow down at all this year,'' said Brown, who works for Iceology, a consumer research firm in Los Angeles. When buying luxury cars, U.S. buyers consider European models as more prestigious than Asian brands, such as Honda Motor Co. Ltd.'s Acura and Toyota Motor Corp.'s Lexus, he added. Toyota is now poised to surpass GM as the world's largest carmaker. link title
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Replying to: dewey (Apr 04, 2006 7:29 am)
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Replying to: lexusguy (Apr 04, 2006 8:02 am) Personally I am not a fan of those X models nor a fan of any SUV offered by other marques since I rarely do off-roading( except once during my days of wreckless youth when my car swerved off a road and landed into a ditch) |
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Audi of America, too, reported "up" numbers, as did Audi of Canada. My sources tell me, however, that Q2 may break the uptrend. $3.00 gasoline without any weather event, does give some pause. |
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Well, I know the SUV-haters aren't going to like this much, but I just traded in my 545 for a Porsche Cayenne S. Just felt it was a bit safer, and had more flexible cargo space than the 545 both of which are important now that my wife and I are about to have a child. I have tell you, if you're considering a similar move, I'd give the Cayenne a serious look. I know it's had some problems, but it's one hell of a fun truck to drive. I don't even feel like I gave up anything performance-wise. Not to mention getting rid of that damn Bangle styling and iDrive! Just kidding (we all know I defended Bangle and iDrive with extreme vigor). I'm sure the new X5 will be nice, but I couldn't wait for it and it sounds like it's going to be significantly bigger than it is now which doesn't interest me.
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