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Re: Help ease my mind [winston03]: by msindallas on Wed May 23 13:42:47 PDT 2007; My price was 37,800 before TT&L. This includes the Premium, convenience, versatility, climate and wood steering wheel. I think that is a very good price. Congratulations. Did any of you all test drive the 2007 MDX? I did and have mixed emotions. I do belive the MDX gives you more options for the money. Yes, I did, and I totally agree with you. The MDX is a fine vehicle, and you do get a lot for the money. For XC-90, the 3.2L version is underpowered, and the V8, 311HP is more fun to drive. It looks admirable. My comparision: Volvo trumps (V8 AWD, Willow green/Beige leather): 1. Better safety record, steel beams and all 2. (Perceived) better stability and rollover protection 3. The manner in which the 3rd rows folds in 2 layers 4. Split liftgate, provides a bench for sitting 5. More engine power (311HP vs. 300) 6. MDX forces me to buy Ent package for power liftgate though I dont want DVD. MDX trumps (Tech/Ent, Steel blue/taupe leather): 1. More gadgetery on console, it also looks better 2. Rearview camera 3. Standard Xenon lights ($800 on XC-90) 4. SH-AWD 5. Slightly better gas mileage 6. Better record of reliability 7. Set up of the navigation system (screen) 8. Bluetooth connection None of them have a remote starter or rain sensing wipers, 2 of the toys I want. MDX looks a little bigger (spacious) from the inside, and is a little shorter, though with bigger wheels (18"). Gives it a more rugged, stable look, but Volvo is more stylish (except that diagonal on the grille). I ruled out the Volvo earlier because its MSRP was about $4K above that of MDX. Now some sales guy is talking to me about a price of $11K below MSRP (for Volvo). So the sale prices come within $1K of each other. Now I am torn between the 2 cars. I know, it's a difficult decision. Let us know which car you end up buying, and the decision making factor(s). Best wishes, - MS.

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