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1.2010 C63 with Performance Plus
2. 2010 E63 with only P2.
3. 2010 Range Rove Sport S/C loaded with 510hp
any suggestions.
Why did you sell your C63? Did you like it or not? Was it a problem related to the vehicle? PPP won't solve it. If it was an external factor that made you sell it, maybe C63 is the way to go.
E63, same question: Why did you sell the C? E63 is the older brother. If you did not like the handling of your C, that won't change in the E. It is just a bigger car with the same engine (added horsepower).
What I heard - did not prove - is that the C63 is more wild while E63 is less sportive and more classy. Both are beasts.
I had sold my C63 because it had no luxury to it at the same time but now I can add some goodies like PPP, keyless go, and parkdistane. That is why I am reconsidering.
The E63 2010' looks nice but it look big in person and I wasnt convinced by the back of the back how the light look in the back.
The Rover Supercharged is nice but I cant seem to pick one.
I had sold my C63 because it had no luxury to it at the same time but now I can add some goodies like PPP, keyless go, and parkdistane. That is why I am reconsidering.
The E63 2010' looks nice but it look big in person and I wasnt convinced by the back of the back how the light look in the back.
The Rover Supercharged is nice but I cant seem to pick one.
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I had sold my C63 because it had no luxury to it at the same time but now I can add some goodies like PPP, keyless go, and parkdistane. That is why I am reconsidering.
The E63 2010' looks nice but it look big in person and I wasnt convinced by the back of the back how the light look in the back.
The Rover Supercharged is nice but I cant seem to pick one.
One thing that I always think when comparing cars is that nothing comes at no cost. So, if you have two cars that cost the same, but one has much more luxury than another (except for slight variations, of course), probably it lacks something that is not luxury related, that in the other vehicle, more simple, is better. That rule applies well when comparing similar brands, such as merc and BMW. Not so good if you think of a subaru, since you are not paying as much for the brand there.
I don't think my C63 has no luxury. It actually does. But I'm happy to have a car with less luxury and a more expansive engine. As a member once said in a thread about door pins: "I didn't buy the car for the high-end door pins, but for the expensive engine"...
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One thing that I always think when comparing cars is that nothing comes at no cost. So, if you have two cars that cost the same, but one has much more luxury than another (except for slight variations, of course), probably it lacks something that is not luxury related, that in the other vehicle, more simple, is better. That rule applies well when comparing similar brands, such as merc and BMW. Not so good if you think of a subaru, since you are not paying as much for the brand there.
I don't think my C63 has no luxury. It actually does. But I'm happy to have a car with less luxury and a more expansive engine. As a member once said in a thread about door pins: "I didn't buy the car for the high-end door pins, but for the expensive engine"...



