cant decide IS 250/350 RWD
01-30-08 | 03:55 PM
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cant decide IS 250/350 RWD
So i need help i been here for a wile reading getting insight on both models but DAMN i still cant decide to go with 250 or 350 (Glacier Frost Mica w/ black int) its a constant battle 
lol i see most of em on CL have a 350 ... well ill b getting it in the next month or so really STOKED 
hope i have time to decide plz HELP !!!
lol i see most of em on CL have a 350 ... well ill b getting it in the next month or so really STOKED hope i have time to decide plz HELP !!!
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01-30-08 | 05:48 PM
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I drive a 350, but I can see the merit of the 250.
It is identical to the 350 except for the engine, brakes, and a slight difference in the A/C that I still haven't figured out. For that, you get better fuel economy and a few thousand dollars. For some, that makes sense.
I would say the 250 is more like a 350 than a BMW 328 is like a 335. For the lesser 3 series, they really do a lot of things that make it a clearly lesser car, especially visually.
It is identical to the 350 except for the engine, brakes, and a slight difference in the A/C that I still haven't figured out. For that, you get better fuel economy and a few thousand dollars. For some, that makes sense.
I would say the 250 is more like a 350 than a BMW 328 is like a 335. For the lesser 3 series, they really do a lot of things that make it a clearly lesser car, especially visually.
01-30-08 | 05:52 PM
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I drive a 350, but I can see the merit of the 250.
It is identical to the 350 except for the engine, brakes, and a slight difference in the A/C that I still haven't figured out. For that, you get better fuel economy and a few thousand dollars. For some, that makes sense.
I would say the 250 is more like a 350 than a BMW 328 is like a 335. For the lesser 3 series, they really do a lot of things that make it a clearly lesser car, especially visually.
It is identical to the 350 except for the engine, brakes, and a slight difference in the A/C that I still haven't figured out. For that, you get better fuel economy and a few thousand dollars. For some, that makes sense.
I would say the 250 is more like a 350 than a BMW 328 is like a 335. For the lesser 3 series, they really do a lot of things that make it a clearly lesser car, especially visually.
01-30-08 | 05:52 PM
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yeah totally agree those are pretty much the only differences they have but if i think bout it im always 
fast so the gas goes out the window lol !! wat da heck lol i dont want to regret it then ill be miserable
fast so the gas goes out the window lol !! wat da heck lol i dont want to regret it then ill be miserable I drive a 350, but I can see the merit of the 250.
It is identical to the 350 except for the engine, brakes, and a slight difference in the A/C that I still haven't figured out. For that, you get better fuel economy and a few thousand dollars. For some, that makes sense.
I would say the 250 is more like a 350 than a BMW 328 is like a 335. For the lesser 3 series, they really do a lot of things that make it a clearly lesser car, especially visually.
It is identical to the 350 except for the engine, brakes, and a slight difference in the A/C that I still haven't figured out. For that, you get better fuel economy and a few thousand dollars. For some, that makes sense.
I would say the 250 is more like a 350 than a BMW 328 is like a 335. For the lesser 3 series, they really do a lot of things that make it a clearly lesser car, especially visually.
