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Very close victory for S class. A8 proves again to be a tough rival.![]()
What great news A8L behind by one point & its already 3+ yrs old in design.
Vorsprung durch Tecknik

Very close victory for S class. A8 proves again to be a tough rival.![]()

What great news A8L behind by one point & its already 3+ yrs old in design.![]()
Vorsprung durch Tecknik![]()
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Seriosly, I fail to see it. BMw nut or not. S-class may have better ergonomics but Im talking about the layout/design and S-class is no special compared to the rest.
CAR-NNOSSEUR said:I'm not sure if that's good for Audi or bad for Mercedes!
My ratings.![]()
Exterior
1. Jaguar XJ8
2. Mercedes S550
3. Audi A8
4. Lexus LS460
5. BMW 750i
Interior
1. Audi A8 4.2
2: MB S550
3: Lexus LS460
4: BMW 750i
5. Jaguar XJ8
Interior Design
1. Audi A8 4.2
2: MB S550
3: Lexus LS460
4: Jaguar XJ8
5. BMW 750i

Very close victory for S class. A8 proves again to be a tough rival.![]()
Considering the average age of cars on Japan, not for long. It is unusual to see cars older than 15 years on the roads at all. The Japan Automotive Manufacturers Association (JAMA) reports average vehicle age to be approximately 5.8 years. Japanese cultural habit of always buying new: Typical Japanese drivers are loathe to buy a car that someone else has used, regardless of the value proposition inherent in doing so. Thus Japanese customarily purchase new cars every 5-7 years.No one denies that Lexus are reliable cars, because they are. And they're also built well, but the true test of build quality comes with age. How long will the car last?
By the way, MB "lost" points again due to it's price. Old news!![]()
and BMW becuase of I-drive. Somethings never change.
And Audi cause it has the weaker engine (due to lower displacement)...
and a high price comes with the best car
and BMW becuase of I-drive. Somethings never change.
Considering the average age of cars on Japan, not for long. It is unusual to see cars older than 15 years on the roads at all. The Japan Automotive Manufacturers Association (JAMA) reports average vehicle age to be approximately 5.8 years. Japanese cultural habit of always buying new: Typical Japanese drivers are loathe to buy a car that someone else has used, regardless of the value proposition inherent in doing so. Thus Japanese customarily purchase new cars every 5-7 years.
In the USA the 2007 A8L has the new engine but only a 2006 model was available for this test.in europe the A8 already has the new updated and more powerful engine. the Americans are slow.
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