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Porsche Taycan, Range Rover AB, Range Rover SVR, S Class, Mclaren 570s, Urus Hybrid (soon), M3, RS6
Originally Posted by SW20S
Not to go off topic, but how do you like your Range Rover compared to your S Class?
I love the Range Rovers, the SVR is obviously a non-comparison to a diesel S Class but it's beautiful, attracts ATTENTION, is nearly as comfortable as the S Class and makes a beautiful noise. On the downside the fuel consumption is probably 35% the S Class'. The infotainment system in it is lacking compared to the S Class but that's obviously been fixed in the new shape. The new full-size Range Rover D300/350 is a beautiful upgrade to a 222, I would highly recommend it to anyone considering a S Class. I would personally liken it more to a S Class SUV than a GLS. It's comfortable, big inside, has a decent sound system and is easy to drive. The rear wheel steering helps hide its size but it is definitely a wide and long car (my S is SWB). Only issue has been excessive brake pad wear and coolant use; I still wouldn't own it outside of warranty, at least until their reputation is fully repaired. I genuinely think there is no car that's better value for money than a prefacelift W222 though.
Originally Posted by W205C43PFL
Great question, curious as well especially how RR rides like an S-Class from forum members' experiences here.
The S Class is a non-magic body control with 20" non-runflats, the SVR has 22" continentals and the full size also has 22". The S Class' in terms of ride comfort is somewhere between the SVR and the full size. It feels like you're wafting along in the Range Rover and is definitely superior to the S Class but that may be something to do with my aftermarket low profile Vossens. I have no doubt the newer S Class' are more comfortable, my cousins EQS was more comfortable; I might try a new S Class soon but when I went out in one I felt the jump between the 222 and 223 was nowhere near the jump in the Range Rovers new shape
Just wanted to share a few photos of my new to me CPO '19 S560 in Anthracite Black:
Optioned with:
- Premium Package
- Warmth and Comfort
- Driver Assistance
- 3D Burmeister Sound
- Heads up Display
- 20" Wheels
and a few other goodies.
Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 S Is Extremely Rare Example Modified by McLaren
Slideshow: A one-of-one U.S.-spec Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster became even rarer after a factory-backed transformation at McLaren's headquarters.
