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I’ve owned: Honda Accord Honda Fit Toyota Camry BMW X3 BMW X6 Model 3 The driving experience is very nice, but I think my next car is going to be either
by remote_phone 6y ago
I’ve owned:
Honda Accord
Honda Fit
Toyota Camry
BMW X3
BMW X6
Model 3
The driving experience is very nice, but I think my next car is going to be either a Porsche Taycan or another BMW SUV but I do like electric cars. I love not going to a gas station to fill up every week.
I don’t think I will get another Tesla. I think most electric cars will drive similar to the Tesla in 2 years, and what I’m looking for is a more solid, luxurious feel to the interior. The Model 3 interior feels very cheap and plastic vs BMW that feels nice. I hate the all-screen experience of the Model 3. The X6 was probably the best driving experience I’ve had and I miss it. I also miss knowing I can get in the X6 and drive anywhere in North America without thinking too deeply about it. I would have driven my family to Canada for a few months during the pandemic but we didn’t have a car that would reliably take us that distance from SF.
- dmode 6y agoOh man, I had two BMWs before the Tesla. I still have PTSD from them. I remember that my X3 map was obsolete the day I bought the car and they offered CD based upgrades for $$. I found iDrive to be a terrible experience, where mundane things like entering an address was a nightmare. Also, the steering feel had been neutered down significantly.
- remote_phone 6y agoThe maps are terrible. I used my phone. I prefer Apple CarPlay over anything that any car manufacturer has. And even that isn’t great but it’s usable.
- pcurve 6y ago+1 on the steering feel. I owned 2008 328i RWD and steering feel... well, it felt 100% mechanical and heavy. Not for everyone, but I loved it and I'm glad I had a chance to drive the last good 'pure' 3 series.
- edogg 6y agoI thought the border was and is still closed to drive across unless you are on essential business or are Canadian returning home? Apparently you can fly though?