O que acham de suspensões adaptativas especialmente no Segmento E?
Pelas ultimas reviews em centenas de artigos as suspensões adaptativas sao o factor principal do conforto: Panamera, Audi A7, Mercedes S.
Num comparativo em Particular : Serie 5 vs Mercedes E vs V90 o veridicto é de a suspensão ser 1 extra obrigatorio.
Que voces acham?
https://www.whatcar.com/news/bmw-5-s...o-v90-verdict/
Our verdict
Each car here has its strengths, but it’s the 5 Series Touring that takes the win. Why? Because estate buyers are primarily looking for luxury and space, and the 5 Series is the most comfortable by a mile and offers the best compromise of passenger and luggage space.
The surprise is the V90, which squeaks into second place. It still has the space to deliver your youngest, with a year’s worth of luggage, to their far-flung halls of residence, then keep you relaxed on the journey home. The tidy handling of this R-Design model lets you have a modicum of fun behind the wheel, too.
But rest assured, the E-Class is no rotter. As with the others, it’s comfier on optional all-round air suspension, which we have factored in, but the marks lost for passenger space, interior quality and driving position leave it third – just. But if outright boot space is your absolute priority, it’s still, by a small margin, the best of its breed.
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1st – BMW 5 Series Touring
For Best ride; quietest on the move; best interior quality; most user-friendly infotainment
Against Priciest to buy and own; doesn’t handle as well as the 5 Series saloon
Must-have options Adaptive dampers (£985)
Rated 5 out of 5
2nd – Volvo V90
For Well-controlled handling; roomiest rear seats; smart and solid interior; com¬fiest front seats
Against Distracting infotainment system; noisiest engine at idle; most wind noise
Must-have options Adaptive suspension (£1500)
Rated 4 out of 5
3rd – Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate
For Largest boot; seven-seat option; pokiest engine; cheapest on PCP
Against Lumpiest ride; so-so handling; iffy quality; road noise
Must-have options Air suspension (£1495); Command Online (£1495); Widescreen cockpit (£495)
Rated 4 out of 5
Pelas ultimas reviews em centenas de artigos as suspensões adaptativas sao o factor principal do conforto: Panamera, Audi A7, Mercedes S.
Num comparativo em Particular : Serie 5 vs Mercedes E vs V90 o veridicto é de a suspensão ser 1 extra obrigatorio.
Que voces acham?
https://www.whatcar.com/news/bmw-5-s...o-v90-verdict/
Our verdict
Each car here has its strengths, but it’s the 5 Series Touring that takes the win. Why? Because estate buyers are primarily looking for luxury and space, and the 5 Series is the most comfortable by a mile and offers the best compromise of passenger and luggage space.
The surprise is the V90, which squeaks into second place. It still has the space to deliver your youngest, with a year’s worth of luggage, to their far-flung halls of residence, then keep you relaxed on the journey home. The tidy handling of this R-Design model lets you have a modicum of fun behind the wheel, too.
But rest assured, the E-Class is no rotter. As with the others, it’s comfier on optional all-round air suspension, which we have factored in, but the marks lost for passenger space, interior quality and driving position leave it third – just. But if outright boot space is your absolute priority, it’s still, by a small margin, the best of its breed.
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1st – BMW 5 Series Touring
For Best ride; quietest on the move; best interior quality; most user-friendly infotainment
Against Priciest to buy and own; doesn’t handle as well as the 5 Series saloon
Must-have options Adaptive dampers (£985)
Rated 5 out of 5
2nd – Volvo V90
For Well-controlled handling; roomiest rear seats; smart and solid interior; com¬fiest front seats
Against Distracting infotainment system; noisiest engine at idle; most wind noise
Must-have options Adaptive suspension (£1500)
Rated 4 out of 5
3rd – Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate
For Largest boot; seven-seat option; pokiest engine; cheapest on PCP
Against Lumpiest ride; so-so handling; iffy quality; road noise
Must-have options Air suspension (£1495); Command Online (£1495); Widescreen cockpit (£495)
Rated 4 out of 5
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