Where Chrysler will be 2005.
#11
Originally posted by Eternal RSXness
I don't think I'm alone in believing that other than their S-Class, I wouldn't trust any Mercedes-brand vehicle more than a Toyota or Lexus brand. That goes for BMW too, but at least BMW's aren't all old fogey cars.
I don't think I'm alone in believing that other than their S-Class, I wouldn't trust any Mercedes-brand vehicle more than a Toyota or Lexus brand. That goes for BMW too, but at least BMW's aren't all old fogey cars.
#12
Originally posted by Tirod-[EJ]
mercedes worse than toyota? haha yea in your bra
mercedes worse than toyota? haha yea in your bra
My step-father works for a certain company that uses Lexus as the benchmark. The day they can hit Lexus quality is the day they'll be happy. They even buy Lexus' (Lexi?) and take them apart to study how they are made.
#13
I think the Pacifica looks very attractive. By about its second or third year on the market, it'll probabily be time to replace the MDX. While the next MDX will be out, the Pacifica would be exactly what we need (too bad its that power-sucking 4-speed auto).
I'm kinda anxious for the LX cars. The differentiatian (right?) between the brands will be greats (no common exterior parts). The 300N and Concorde replacement (New Yorker?) will be as the current 300M and Concorde are... share doors but different size, different interior, different engines.
I'm kinda anxious for the LX cars. The differentiatian (right?) between the brands will be greats (no common exterior parts). The 300N and Concorde replacement (New Yorker?) will be as the current 300M and Concorde are... share doors but different size, different interior, different engines.
#14
Originally posted by LuckyDog
I think the Pacifica looks very attractive. By about its second or third year on the market, it'll probabily be time to replace the MDX. While the next MDX will be out, the Pacifica would be exactly what we need (too bad its that power-sucking 4-speed auto).
I think the Pacifica looks very attractive. By about its second or third year on the market, it'll probabily be time to replace the MDX. While the next MDX will be out, the Pacifica would be exactly what we need (too bad its that power-sucking 4-speed auto).
#16
Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
Trust or buy? I'd trust a Toyota/Lexus over anything comparable. Toyota is the most reliable car company. Period. But that wouldn't have a huge affect on which I buy.
Trust or buy? I'd trust a Toyota/Lexus over anything comparable. Toyota is the most reliable car company. Period. But that wouldn't have a huge affect on which I buy.
#17
Originally posted by Tirod-[EJ]
celine dion is their new spokeswoman... which is very symbolic to where chrysler is going...
the 300m concorde replacement will be a rwd, hemi... expect more rwd from chrysler also...
celine dion is their new spokeswoman... which is very symbolic to where chrysler is going...
the 300m concorde replacement will be a rwd, hemi... expect more rwd from chrysler also...
also, the 300N seems like it will be a nice car, but it seems like itll compete with the E-class.
#18
Originally posted by yianni64
its not symbolic, its pathetic. you need a singer to sell your car? isnt drive = love good enough? Bah, thats a bunch of bull****. The car should be selling itself as long as people know about it.
also, the 300N seems like it will be a nice car, but it seems like itll compete with the E-class.
its not symbolic, its pathetic. you need a singer to sell your car? isnt drive = love good enough? Bah, thats a bunch of bull****. The car should be selling itself as long as people know about it.
also, the 300N seems like it will be a nice car, but it seems like itll compete with the E-class.
#19
Originally posted by Tirod-[EJ]
wtf? everybody has a spokesperson.. duh
wtf? everybody has a spokesperson.. duh
Babs, I wouldn't either.
#20
Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
Yeah. Honda's spokespeople are Reliability, Interior Design and Performance.
Babs, I wouldn't either.
Yeah. Honda's spokespeople are Reliability, Interior Design and Performance.
Babs, I wouldn't either.
Toyota/Lexus and Mercedes, maybe when I'm 50.