Bauhaus concrete villa with core insulation - experiences

That's right, they switched from the E55 to the E63 with the model update. I think only the S-Class is still available as the S65. My mistake...

A little lack of knowledge can happen sometimes

There isn't one either It would be the E63. There was no 65 in the E-Class.
But my daily does have a bit more power.
I didn't mean to sound arrogant @11ant in case you took it that way. I just meant that no exotic cars or vintage cars will be moving in.

I also don't see our dailies as exotics: not the E420, because the W124, though long no longer sold as a current model, is still present in the streets and thus almost not a vintage car; not the C220 T-Saloon, because you can’t tell it has the C43 chassis; and although the Agila A is of age it is likewise not a vintage car. So, hard to believe, but three dailies are all not from Iveco. For the schadenfreude of 11ant smirkers it should be mentioned that the 355F1 Fiorano became a victim of a liquidity shortage five years ago. By the way, that was the coolest driving experience of all: taking the Spider in the garage with the 75 hp housewife's hatchback onto the highway and giving way to every little p***k, laying claim to the passing lane with your ego. Sorry for the OT

For the schadenfreude of the 11ant-smugglers, it should also be mentioned that the 355F1 Fiorano fell victim to a liquidity shortage five years ago.

Phew, with 4.7 seconds from 0-100 km/h, I can leisurely get myself a coffee with my Golf VII R while you're already struggling with the gears.

Phew, with 4.7 seconds from 0-100 km/h I can leisurely grab a coffee with my Golf VII R while you're already struggling with the gears.

Unfortunately, we no longer have that one.

The Golf R has 4.6, right?

Small lapses in knowledge can happen sometimes


I don't see our dailies as oddities either: not the E420, because the W124, although no longer sold as a current model, is still common on the streets and therefore almost not a classic car; not the C220 T station wagon, because you can't tell it has the C43 suspension; and the Agila A, although of legal age, is also not a classic car. So, hard to believe, but all three dailies are not Iveco vehicles. To the schadenfreude of 11antenbeschmunzler, it should also be mentioned that the 355F1 Fiorano fell victim to a liquidity shortage five years ago. By the way, it was the best driving experience of all: driving the Spider in the garage with the 75 hp housewife car on the highway and making way for every little prick, claiming the passing lane with his ego. Sorry for the OT

Schadenfreude? Anyone with a big mouth should be able to take that easily, or what does it matter to the oak tree if the pig rubs against it.

And when one has to sell a car because of a liquidity shortage, it says a lot...

The Golf R has 4.6, right?

Yeah, but only on paper ^^