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08-14-2014, 12:09 PM
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Its a dealer call. Also the rules are bent for what they think of as good customers.
08-14-2014, 01:21 PM
#42
This forum is really going downhill with people like you. I thought the Honda Accord forum (Drive Accord) was really bad. There's no need to attack anyone for their opinions. That's the whole point of this forum, to state opinion. If there are facts that go along with opinions, then links will be provided.
08-14-2014, 02:20 PM
#44
Suzuka Master
This forum is really going downhill with people like you. I thought the Honda Accord forum (Drive Accord) was really bad. There's no need to attack anyone for their opinions. That's the whole point of this forum, to state opinion. If there are facts that go along with opinions, then links will be provided.
BTW, I did not attack you, just made a statement about your statement. And I thought i had thin skin.. sheesh. lighten up
08-14-2014, 11:05 PM
#45
Drifting
The EPA classifies it as a compact based upon the interior space combined with the trunk space.
It's 93 cubic feet inside with a 14 cubic ft trunk. So 107 combined cubic ft. The EPA defines a compact as any vehicle with a combined interior space measurement between 100 and 109 cubic ft.
The IS250 is at 101 (90/11).
The A4 is at 103 (91/12).
The TLX is at 107 (93/14).
The 3 series is at 109 (96/13).
For comparison the ILX is at 101 (89/12). The RLX is at 117 (102/15).
As several people have pointed out - the usable space in the TLX makes it feel a bit bigger than the numbers say it is - the "tandem spacing" and long wheelbase help.
It's 93 cubic feet inside with a 14 cubic ft trunk. So 107 combined cubic ft. The EPA defines a compact as any vehicle with a combined interior space measurement between 100 and 109 cubic ft.
The IS250 is at 101 (90/11).
The A4 is at 103 (91/12).
The TLX is at 107 (93/14).
The 3 series is at 109 (96/13).
For comparison the ILX is at 101 (89/12). The RLX is at 117 (102/15).
As several people have pointed out - the usable space in the TLX makes it feel a bit bigger than the numbers say it is - the "tandem spacing" and long wheelbase help.
1G TSX is at 104.1 (90.9/13.2) @ 3345lb (auto/nav) & 183.5"
3G TL is at 110.4 (97.9/12.5) @ 3591 (auto/nav) & 189.3"
1G TLX 107 (93/14) @ 3492 (i4/tech) & 190.3"
So the TLX is in the sweet spot between these older models in all categories but length and cargo in which it's larger.
08-15-2014, 02:27 AM
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