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Thursday, November 15, 2007
One is money. With a base price of $34,665, the G35x automatic undercuts all but the Audi A4 2.0 Quattro automatic. It’s a little less than the BMW 328xi or the new Mercedes C300 4MATIC, and far more potent than either of those cars.
Which brings us to compelling advantage number two: bang for the buck. With the exception of the BMW 335xi, the G35x delivers more hustle than any of the AWD offerings from the German Big Three. And pricing for a 335xi starts at $41,575.
Is $7000 a significant chunk for you? It is for us.
In the end, it gets to be a matter of what’s important to you. As noted, the BMW 3-series is still the pacesetter in blending performance, refinement, and panache. But if grip, power, agility, and value are your priorities, the G35x is hard to beat.
Which brings us to compelling advantage number two: bang for the buck. With the exception of the BMW 335xi, the G35x delivers more hustle than any of the AWD offerings from the German Big Three. And pricing for a 335xi starts at $41,575.
Is $7000 a significant chunk for you? It is for us.
In the end, it gets to be a matter of what’s important to you. As noted, the BMW 3-series is still the pacesetter in blending performance, refinement, and panache. But if grip, power, agility, and value are your priorities, the G35x is hard to beat.
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