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Subject: Cars

Author:
Joo

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Date Posted: 16:52:37 03/18/13 Mon

The Equus is a nice car, without a doubt, but anyone who has driven Merc or BMW or knows about cars would not compare the Equus to a S class or a 7 series. Simply put; they may all be loaded with features but they are not in the same class, especially after you drive all 3. Your best bet is to continue to compare the Equus to the LS, which is a luxury version of an otherwise boring and lame line of vehicles. Honestly, if you are 60 and aren't into cars or are young and think that commercials are actually TRUE depictions of the vehicle, then Lexus is for you. If you actually want to stay AWAKE when inside of a vehicle, go with something else entirely. The BMW I would maybe put up against the Equus would be the 550i with regards to pound-for-pound capabilities. Yes, there may be more room and more VISIBLE features on the Equus, but there is a lot under the hoods and outside of the naked eye of the BMW's and Mercs that most people don't know about.

Regardless, Kia and Hyundai have done a great job rebranding themselves and improving the overall quality and image of their vehicles. I, myself, like the new Grand Cherokee and may select that as my next car, as I will be in the market around December.

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