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Car manufacturers are the same. Trying to answer a question like "what's the cheapest trim that has features x,y,z" is very difficult on most. The brochures you
by gregmac 8y ago
Car manufacturers are the same. Trying to answer a question like "what's the cheapest trim that has features x,y,z" is very difficult on most. The brochures you can get at the dealership are sometimes helpful with that (though options packages make it hard again), but online is a different story.
- jandrese 8y agoCar manufacturers typically don't have that much flexibility in options really. If you're asking the question "what's the cheapest with features x,y,z" the answer is very likely the most expensive version, because one of your features happens to only be found in the most expensive version. The next most likely response is that there is no model that fits your critera, because you're mixing high end features with low end features. If you want mag wheels but cloth seats from the manufacturer you are SOL. You want the high performance engine and the manual gearbox that isn't an option either, the manual gearbox is only for the poverty model with the 1970s engine that we still make but stopped improving 20 years ago. Also it has manual windows.
- lotyrin 8y agoAnd the CarPlay/Android auto head unit (so you don't have to deal with their junk navigation) only comes in the "old money" (new money) model with wood details, analog clock... they may as well add wing back chairs and a fireplace.