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Re: Infiniti smokes Acura [thegraduate]
by bodble2 on Mon Nov 17 10:13:58 PST 2008
I was scratching my head over his TL/Accord comparison too. Your visual reply was bang-on.
Re: Slummin It? [braydenh]
by bodble2 on Mon Nov 17 10:12:20 PST 2008
Don't worry about it, it was just a little tongue-in-cheek comment, based on the fact that the consensus is that TLs have a plusher interior than the G35. I wasn't thinking of the geographical locations or house values of G owners. But since you brought it up, in my area, the average home value is probably, oh, I would say, about $1.75M. It's not Buckingham Palace, but it's not bad. ;)
Re: Infiniti smokes Acura [braydenh]
by bodble2 on Sun Nov 16 18:52:57 PST 2008
Thanks, but no thanks. We don't like slummin' it!
Re: New Insideline Full Test with slow 0-60 #s [traumeri]
by bodble2 on Sat Nov 15 22:54:22 PST 2008
But I have a feeling Acura's objective with the bigger motor in the AWD model is simply to compensate for the added weight, rather than to offer a high-performance alternative. In your test drive, did you notice that AWD eliminated torque steer?
Re: opinions [kneisl1]
by highmiler650 on Tue Aug 26 09:31:23 PDT 2008
In December and until March I always use a dedicated set of wheels with winter tires (Snow). Changing wheels twice a year ensures proper tires in every season, proper rotation and ensures that I never have problems with rusted lug nuts or wheels.
Re: okay i guess [myphillyvw]
by dieselbreath on Sat Nov 15 10:05:08 PST 2008
"seems like the tiguan is the most fun to drive, has the nicest interior, and has more equipment but it loses because it's cost more??? isn't there a saying you get what you pay for? they didn't even mention the tiguans panoramic sunroof, dynaudio soundsytem, bi-xenon headlights with afs? i think it's a poor review IMO " Yeah, like "Let's make sure the VW loses based on price by adding features you can't even get in a Lexus!" The reviewer was too lazy to compare cars with the same features. If you load up a Toyota, you get a mid-range VW, but with less features and higher price. Hondas normally slot in between the other 2. When you factor in the greater accident survivability of a European vehicle, plus VW's higher re-sale (yes, VW beats even toyota on resale values) then the Tiguan is a no-brainer, but the reviewer also ignored those important features. Good information, but uneven comparison makes it lame overall.

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