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G80 compared to Lincoln Continental and maybe M-B "E" Class
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Has anyone compared the G80 to the new Continental and maybe the M-B "E" Class?
Have a 2010 "E" and really like it, but thinking may be time to change. Not impressed with the new "E's" and even more pricey now than before. Not interested in other Euro cars at all.
I have studied and test driven both the Continental and the G80 and both have good points. The Continental is far more pricey to get something comparable to the G80. Gets very close to the "E."
My main criteria are quiet, comfortable and not technologically challenging. Looking for a nice car, not a computer/communications system to drive.
Thanks,
Have a 2010 "E" and really like it, but thinking may be time to change. Not impressed with the new "E's" and even more pricey now than before. Not interested in other Euro cars at all.
I have studied and test driven both the Continental and the G80 and both have good points. The Continental is far more pricey to get something comparable to the G80. Gets very close to the "E."
My main criteria are quiet, comfortable and not technologically challenging. Looking for a nice car, not a computer/communications system to drive.
Thanks,
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