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Fooman @ May 22nd 2007 1:13PM
I am getting ready to buy one. With the price difference between this and the 330 there really is no choice. A 325/8 just cannot keep up with this, and the 3 series interiors feel very spartan after seeing the inside of the g35. Thee 330/335 is the same power class as this car and will easily cost you over 10k more with less interior options then the base g35. The Acura TL went a little upmarket this year, but is much slower and slightly more expensive. Sure the type R is now available but the HP bump is fairly small. Granted the Tl has even more bells and whistles, but the only thing the Greally gives up in bells and whistles to the TL is the voice activated controls.
Touch screen nav is now available on the G series, and is much better then the system used on BMW's. It is now fully in the class of Acuras wonderfull Nav systems.
Too me there is no other car in the sub 35k range that can come close to what you get in this car. And for the record this is only the 2nd review that commented the car was too powerfull... The other was a So Cal freeway review of the Cayanne Turbo...