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On the highway 20 to 22 mpg. Around town not so much 13 to 15mpg.
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My wife has a 2015 e350 wagon and I have recently been underneath it and started figuring out the maintenance routine etc. REMARKABLE how similar the brakes, suspension and other systems are. There are some differences though and many are in the Benz' favor.
Interior design is in MBs favor. Just seems to make more sense to me and reduce the likelihood of annoying BMW-esque rattles etc. Their COMMAND NAV system is the worst of the worst though. literally a 3 on a scale to 10 IMHO. If that. But one thing I've noticed with regard to long term ownership is that 1) MB parts are generally only available in Genuine flavor (no Lemforder tension struts for half the price and 2) the community of DIY folks (and general DIY resources) pale in comparison to BMW. That may very will be because they break less, so there is no resource where none is needed. I think it depends what one's goals are. In my case it's long term cost of ownership and driving quality. I'm cheap and don't like to spend a lot of money on cars but insist on a tight suspension and quality driving experience. Looks are important but not paramount. For the OP, safety was at the top of the list. We all have our particular motoring-neuroses. When test driving MB, I did get sense of greater 'quality' than with my BMWs to be honest. If money were no object, I probably would look at a higher end MB with certain customizations to fit my ultimate goals. But for me as a DIY guy, BMW represents a much better value. I've grown up believing that 75k mile disposable water pumps are the norm along with perpetually leaking valve covers and oil filter housings. It's all I know at this point. I might feel disconnected to my beloved car if there wasn't always a little something wrong with it!
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I made some modifications to the car, did rear and back window tints, added an AUX input, and changed the sport steering wheel, to an M steering wheel (400 bones for it). All these issues made realize what worth is it in going back to BMW, albeit i miss the handling, the thought of going back made me worried in my stomach. I even tested a E70, a 2013 model X5 and it looked good for what i had but i ended up passing on it. I bring it up because i want to know what i thought of people moving away from BMW
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Fair enough
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Greetings guys! I'm looking for X2 owners, are there any here? I'm going to take a new car, and choose between two profitable options: BMW X2 leasing or Compass 2019 Jeep lease deals Brooklyn. I do not know much about X2, so I would like to hear your feedback, and I hope that this will help me make a decision
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