Drove a 325 today.
Well, one of my friends took delivery of their 325 sedan. I test drove the TSX with them and suggested the TSX but they went for the brand and got he 325 instead. It worked out the 325 came in slightly more expensive than the TSX.
The 325 was refined, nice interior, quiet, and the instrumentation was nice. The ride was comfy and controlled. When pushed in the corner, it doesn't have near the road handling as the S but pretty similar to the TSX. It is perfect for a daily commuter.
I give it
out of 5.
I give the TSX
out of 5.
I give the S
I drove the S after and it is night and day difference. I love my S again, it is perfect for the time being
The 325 was refined, nice interior, quiet, and the instrumentation was nice. The ride was comfy and controlled. When pushed in the corner, it doesn't have near the road handling as the S but pretty similar to the TSX. It is perfect for a daily commuter.
I give it
I give the TSX
I give the S
I drove the S after and it is night and day difference. I love my S again, it is perfect for the time being
While I agree that the baby-bimmer isn't any beater, it is still almost as common as your average Accord or Camry; cars that cost thousands less in some cases. The TSX still has some kindling of a euro-flair to it, and the European inspired styling in and off itself would encourage me to pick one over the somewhat dated BMW.
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