Frs? Or you can get a base Mustang with maybe a few options since you want new?
Yo! My boy has one of these, they drive like a giant pillow on the road
My baby may not be much but i'm from Texas Buicks and caddys are where its at and mine has only 48k on the dash.
thanks bro i had a Lexus es 300 before the Buick you would think a luxury car would ride better
Yo! My boy has one of these, they drive like a giant pillow on the roadRide is smoother than silk bruh bruh.
Ain't nothing like having you own whip.Recently balled outta control and copped the Lammb---uh i mean the 12 Corolla. First car.
dont compare a 93 lexus es 300 to a 03-04 lexus though , yes im assuming lol
thanks bro i had a Lexus es 300 before the Buick you would think a luxury car would ride better
close it was a 97
these cars are not the same bro not at all
This is why I cant talk cars with Nters
So an M3 and a 3 series are the same?
For the first time, an Adaptive Variable Suspension, capable of adjusting individual wheels' dampers according to road conditions (within 0.0025 seconds), was offered.This is why I cant talk cars with Nters
Same chassis, same engines, same suspensions, same transmissions.
Its called badge engineering. They are essentially the same cars, but one is sold under a more prestigious moniker for a higher amount.
The 328, 335 and M3 are different trim levels of the same car. Their drivetrains are developed separately and they are all are sold under the same moniker. None are examples of badge engineering.
For the first time, an Adaptive Variable Suspension, capable of adjusting individual wheels' dampers according to road conditions (within 0.0025 seconds), was offered.
Same chassis, same engines, same suspensions, same transmissions.
Its called badge engineering. They are essentially the same cars, but one is sold under a more prestigious moniker for a higher amount.
The 328, 335 and M3 are different trim levels of the same car. Their drivetrains are developed separately and they are all are sold under the same moniker. None are examples of badge engineering.
Toyota Windom (Japan)
1999–2001(2nd)
MY1997–1999 ES 300 interior (MCV20; U.S.)
aka sport mode which my car had no Camry every had an sport mode
Inside the cabin
but you said the where the same cars
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