In fact, when it comes to cars worth 400,000 to 500,000, I don’t think there are any other good options except the German BBA Big Three. Although the new A6L is very beautiful now, Audi now wants to make a fortune. The discount on the A6 is very small. In my heart, Audi is a brand with a huge discount, so I directly gave up the A6L. When it comes to the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, I have also gone to see it, but at first glance it didn’t give me the impulse to be surprised and want to buy it. In 1986, maybe because I preferred sporty models, Mercedes-Benz to me, It’s just a brand from when I was a child. It’s too commercial to suit me.
Going back to the 5 Series, I actually have an X4 28i at home. BMW is a very familiar brand to me. The reason why I chose to buy back BMW is because BMW can really give consumers the kind of sincere attitude towards building cars, the sense of driving, and the belief in building cars to drivers that I cannot find even in the Porsche Cayenne. My brother-in-law has a Cayenne, so I also made a comparison. I think the X4 is easier to open than the Cayenne. So this time, the 5 Series came directly into my consideration. When I went to the 4S shop for a test drive, the 5 Series still gave me the familiar BMW control and driving sense! This is something I can’t find on either the E-Class or the A6. Maybe I drive a lot more by myself. I value driving fun more. Then he finally gave up other brands, chose BMW back, and bought the 530Li…
The 5 Series, E-Class, and A6 have always been old opponents. Let me talk about my personal views. Let me talk about Audi’s decline now. I feel that we can’t keep up with Mercedes-Benz and BMW. In fact, Audi should not be on the same footing as the Mercedes-Benz BMW brand. The choice between the 5 Series and the E-Class depends on your needs for the car. If it is purely for domestic use and you drive a lot, choose the BMW 5 Series. I believe I will never be wrong! If you want to receive merchants and choose Mercedes-Benz, I have nothing to say about it. It must be Mercedes-Benz.
I won’t be long-winded and go straight to the homework chart…