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yea i'm also not such a fan of the tablet but the COMAND screen looks better then the small screen you get with audio 20.
the 204 also looks more sportive but the 205 just feels that much more expensive
yea i'm also not such a fan of the tablet but the COMAND screen looks better then the small screen you get with audio 20.
the 204 also looks more sportive but the 205 just feels that much more expensive
It looks more like a super tourer, the 205 rear looks like a honda v6 accord 2009 made in Thailand.
The interior in the 205 is perfect, I wouldn't change a thing- shame about its ***!
I don't really care so much about the screens size, I mostly know where I am going, so all I need is the digital speed display on the dash, a good audio system with storage, good AC/climate control, Bluetooth phone- the disappointments for me with the 204's command system is that it can't display your android phone via the Bluetooth connection and play music off the phone as a menu option in the system. Internet is bull****, you can use your phone with voice command on android. they could of saved a lot of effort and made it more functional incorporating the smart phones functionality fully- why double on processors only to have the car become less reliable, stupid really to have not done that.
Last edited by DamoBris; Jan 25, 2019 at 07:40 AM.
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