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Manic! · 12-30-2022, 05:09 PM

Would a Lamborghini or a Ferrari from the 80's be considered a luxury car? Because from what I hear the fit and finish on those cars was not great.

This is a list of all the higher end cars/SUV's my dad had bought.

Mercedes 420 SEL (that car was way ahead of it's time)
Mercedes ML 420, ML 500
BMW x35d
Porsche cayenne turbo hybrid (still owns)
Tesla Model Y
Tesla Model X He got a few weeks a go.

The X is the most expensive car he has bought. The fit and finish seem fine to me. The interior is not the best out of all the cars he has owned but that's not why he bought it. He bought it because it's the most technically advanced High end SUV you can buy. Porsche, Mercedes, Audi etc have nothing that comes close.

12-30-2022, 05:09 PM	#102
Manic! Need to Shave n Shower, but I CANT STOP POSTING ON RS Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Nanaimo Posts: 17,684 Thanked 8,562 Times in 4,013 Posts Failed 1,523 Times in 659 Posts Member's Picture Albums	Would a Lamborghini or a Ferrari from the 80's be considered a luxury car? Because from what I hear the fit and finish on those cars was not great. This is a list of all the higher end cars/SUV's my dad had bought. Mercedes 420 SEL (that car was way ahead of it's time) Mercedes ML 420, ML 500 BMW x35d Porsche cayenne turbo hybrid (still owns) Tesla Model Y Tesla Model X He got a few weeks a go. The X is the most expensive car he has bought. The fit and finish seem fine to me. The interior is not the best out of all the cars he has owned but that's not why he bought it. He bought it because it's the most technically advanced High end SUV you can buy. Porsche, Mercedes, Audi etc have nothing that comes close. __________________ Until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.