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High Performance Luxury Sedans
Looks like a good comparison. If you had the cash
(sure wish I did) which would you buy and why?
Thoughts...
(sure wish I did) which would you buy and why?
Thoughts...
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I think the Benz may be more reliable than the M5,
but I will probably sell it before the warantee is up. The Jag although it has a wonderful engine, just seemed too soft and I really don't like the styling.
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I love my E55 and it handles very well. I can't imagine pushing it to the point where the M5 would easily out handle me. It goes almost way too fast as is. I personally like the auto because I don't want to be driving a manual all over the place. This is an everyday car and it makes a big difference. I would love to get a M5 for the weekends.
In terms of the tranny, the AMG version of the V12 tranny in the E55 responds much better than a normal mercedes tranny.
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This is nothing against the E500. Its just that in terms of technological advances and all ... the E55 has superior technology.
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*320-horsepower Northstar
*Enhanced StabiliTrak 2.0 chassis control system specially adapted for the high-speed, all-weather conditions
*High Intensity Discharge (HID) headlights
*Night Vision technology
*Performance seating with improved lateral support and Cervigard anti-whiplash head restraint and seat system
*18-inch open-spoke, cast aluminum wheels mated to Goodyear Eagle F1 GS Z-rated P275/40ZR-18 tires
*Larger brakes with oversized rotors, pistons and calipers
*Larger brakes with oversized rotors, pistons and calipers
Stabilitrak 2.0 is the most advanced, sophisticated stability enhance program on the market today. Now it includes, active steering effort, side slip-rate control and an enhanced version of CVRSS which now includes ransient roll control, lateral support and stability control iteration.
Sure this high-po Caddy won't accelerate as fast or handle is well as the cars mentioned in this topic. However, it well be the only all weather performance sport sedan.
If this so-called hi-po Caddy won't accelerate or handle as good as the cars mentioned here, then what the hell is all that junk for then. What would be the point, Cadillac would only get humiliated trying to compete at this level. All that technology means nothing if it doesn't put the Caddy on top, it simply isn't serving its purpose. The goal of this elite group of cars is first and foremost performance. In fairness I would like to see Cadillac build a car like you've mentioned, only to see the look on the faces of Lexus, Infiniti and Acura.
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S500 lost because its just looks like it built for OLD people. And, I don't think I'm that old yet.
Of course you could buy a used one ... I've seen a couple.
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Thanks.
shawnx, I stopped by Herb Chambers BMW in Boston 2 days ago to ask this question and was told, "Spring if you order now".
-rdo
russell.ollie@ibm.net
anyway getting back to teh subject, i would eliminate the xjr just because its not as sporty and refined as the other two... the other 2 are very close... depends on what u want... the m5 is more aggressive and u have the fun of a stick shift, but if you want a car thats almost as good as the m5 but in my opinion a bit more comfortable, i'd opt for the e55... just my opinion...
Also, what would be the deciding factors, other than price, between choosing a C43 or E55? What if a C55 is in the mix?
There is one C43 and one E55 on the lot here in town, so the question is not purely hypothetical. I own a C280 and really like it, but would love to have something more powerful and a bit exclusive, in an understated way.
Thanks.
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Keep dreaming.