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September 15th, 2006 06:20 AM #11mukhang tama ka pare. kasi tinitignan ko kanina yung link sa taas. walang reference na upgraded suspension ang "sport" edition compared sa "executive." i think trims lang. at saka bakit I-6 ang "executive" at I-4 lang ang "sport?" ano pa bang silbi na inilagay ng BMW yung terminology na "sport" kung wala namang ni isang qualities na nakalagay para matawag na "sport" sya?? marketing strategy nga naman oo..
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September 15th, 2006 06:26 AM #13
brand concious ka ba pare? kung hindi, at ang primary concern mo ay comfort, bumili ka ng Sport Utility Vehicle na ang chasis ay based sa kotse. for example, Toyota Highlander. it's marketed as an SUV pero ang chasis ay based from a car (Camry) kaya ang ride very smooth compared to other SUVs. or better yet, bumili ka ng conversion van. may lazy-boy na sofa sa loob at tv. that is like riding in a leer jet on four wheels.
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September 15th, 2006 06:40 AM #14
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September 15th, 2006 06:45 AM #15
btw bosing, i don't feel that there's a big difference in the sport and non-sport versions of the bimmer suspension. there are some physical differences, but in real world performance there isn't a huge difference in cornering or in ride comfort.
the big advantage of the sport package in the US is the absolutely excellent sport bucket seats....they were well worth the extra 500 bucks i paid for the whole package. it also comes with the m68 style wheels which i liked a lot better than the non-sport wheels.
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September 15th, 2006 06:52 AM #16
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September 15th, 2006 07:08 AM #17
no problem man. btw, my car is an e46 so there will be differences vs. the e90.
i have to agree with the reviewer about the "excellent materials" and "excellent fit and finish" i also agree about the dashboard and interior being a bit plain. hindi ka talaga mapapa-"wow" pagpasok mo sa bimmer like you would in an Audi or Merc.
from the interior pic it appears that it doesn't come with the sport seats. that really sucks. the normal seats are not as comfortable imo, and certainly don't hold you in like the sport seats do. yung sport package namin sa US has sport seats, sport tuned suspension, and different wheels. from what i can tell, your sport package may only get the suspension.
biased ako pre, but i really prefer the bmw. ok lang sa akin ang medyo spartan na interior, just to get that sublime driving experience
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September 15th, 2006 08:10 AM #19
I think its just a trim package....
As for handling it has wider 225/45R17 low profile tires vs the narrower 16's on the other 320i models...
dark interior with aluminun accents(no wood)
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2006 BMW 320i Sport review/test:
http://www.motioncars.com/drives/12...._01/index.html
PS: I think BMW also offers 2-tone smoked "Black Line" taillights for the E90, I saw this on one of their display units at Greenhills last month.
It looks similar to this....
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September 15th, 2006 08:48 AM #20like m54 i have an e46 m sport model. there is a difference in the suspension of the 'sport' and 'executive' as the former sits about half an inch to an inch lower than the latter and has a staggered setup plus the M aerodynamic kit and emblems. i would think that this would also be the case for the new e90 model you are considering or maybe baka trim nga lang. sometimes the sales executive don't know any better than you do so just double check again with them.
you may also want to do a test drive of the two models so you'd get to experience firsthand any noticeable ride quality differences between them. at first i was wary of getting the m sport because on paper it was lower and had the sport suspension but after doing the test drive i found it to be comfortable and not at all jarring as i expected. you'd love how it takes the corners and both handling and steering feedback is more communicative since it seats lower and goes exactly where you point it.
'sublime driving experience' or as BMW would put it 'sheer driving pleasure.'
whichever you choose you won't go wrong. that's a nice problem to have
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