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It's a massive bummer that a luxury 7-series does not have good software, but it doesn't make the car less fancy. It has gorgeous interior, amazing fabrics, etc
by andreygrehov 7y ago
It's a massive bummer that a luxury 7-series does not have good software, but it doesn't make the car less fancy. It has gorgeous interior, amazing fabrics, etc. The OP could simply acknowledge that BMW's software sucks. I'm pretty sure most brands have the same software installed on all of its models.
- ryanlol 7y agoOh yeah, it is weird to call a 320d a “luxury car”. Even in Nordic countries with super high taxes it’d be weird to describe anything below a 5-series as “luxury”.
- mikl 7y agoIf you live outside the big cities, a BMW is a pretty rare sight in Denmark, even if its just a 3-series.
- ryanlol 7y agoA rare sight, sure. A ridiculously expensive car? Definitely. A luxury car? no. There are a plenty of actual luxury cars in Denmark.
- mikl 7y agoI guess it’s rather pointless to argue about where to put the bar for "luxury". For some, it might be Audi or BMW, for other it might be Ducati or Bentley, it’s not exactly a scientifically defined term.
- ryanlol 7y agoOh, this is certainly pretty pointless. However these vehicle classifications tend to be fairly well standardized and “luxury” has a specific meaning. Even in Denmark a 3-series will fall in the D-segment as a ”store mellemklassebil” and isn’t a “luksusbil” in the F-segment.