Most
premium cars we test have frustrating and overly - complex mouse - type controllers.
Not exact matches
Our
test car also came equipped with optional goodies like a rear cross traffic monitoring system, blind spot indicators, and a 10 - speaker ELS
premium audio system.
The researchers focused on automobiles,
testing their theoretical model with data from new -
car transactions in the
premium midsize sedan category between 2001 and 2005.
My
test car also boasted the 3LT preferred equipment group ($ 9,745), which adds a long list of luxuries and conveniences — among them, Napa leather seat inserts, heated and ventilated seats,
premium surround - sound audio, a color head - up display, front curb - view cameras, and Chevy's cool performance data and video recorder with navigation, which allows the driver to capture track laps in fascinating detail, then replay it all on the nav screen later.
Our
test car's options list included the adaptive suspension, touch - screen navigation, Fender
premium audio and 19 - inch alloy wheels, which raised the as -
tested price to $ 39,910.
The current Mazda3 was on the vanguard of the movement to add more
premium features to small
cars, and my Grand Touring
test example is evidence of that trend.
Speaking of efficiency, the Dodge is not only the second - least
car here, but it is also the only
car in our
test to recommend
premium fuel.
Predictably, our
test car was the top - spec version, the SEL
Premium ($ 31,975), which comes with Fender
premium audio, a backup camera, and bixenon headlamps.
My
test car was the mid-trim-level
premium plus and was further equipped with navigation and optional nutmeg laurel wood trim.
Strangely, despite the X6's lofty sticker price, a
premium audio system was not included on my
test car, but the base system is acceptable.
In its first round of
testing 11 midsize luxury and
premium cars, only three earned good or acceptable ratings.
That's not to say more can not be specified: My
test car featured a Bang & Olufsen
premium sound system, ventilated seats, adaptive cornering lights, the S - line sport exterior trim, adaptive cruise control, active lane assist, 20 - inch sport wheels and more to bring the total sticker price up to a more cringe - worthy $ 81,395.
Following that, it's no surprise that while the Cinturato All Season hangs on impressively well on dry roads when the pace quickens, the sickeningly light sensation brought on by understeer arrived through the steering wheel of our Mk7 Golf
test car noticeably earlier than with most
premium summer tyres.
You'll receive a before & after dyno graph report showing power and torque measured at the rear wheels • Road
testing (up to 200 miles) • Hennessey exterior badge (rear) • HPE1000 Powered by Hennessey badges (side & rear) • Hennessey HPE1000 serial numbered plaque signed by John Hennessey (interior) • Hennessey HPE1000 serial numbered plaque signed by the HPE technician who builds you
car (engine bay) • Powered by Hennessey
premium floor mats • 1 Year / 12,000 mile limited warranty.
All the goodies you expect from a
premium sports sedan costing $ 70,000 or $ 80,000 are there — only our fully loaded
test car was priced at $ 48,350 and the base model starts at just $ 33,000, making it a great value, above all else.
2014 Lexus RX450h Base price: $ 47,320 Price as
tested: $ 56,445 Options on
test car: Dual - screen rear seat DVD system, Navigation system, Backup camera & App suite package ($ 4,920), Heated and ventilated front seats ($ 640), Mark Levinson
premium sound ($ 995),
Premium Package ($ 2,570) Powertrain: 3.5 - liter V6 engine, 37 kWh Ni - MH battery pack and twin front electric motor units, continuously variable transmission, front - wheel drive — 295 combined system horsepower S: S: L - observed fuel economy: 28.2 mpg Lexus provided the vehicle for
testing purposes and one tank of gas.
We were very excited to try out the Dynaudio stereo that was optioned on our
test car, a
premium system upgraded for the 2006 model year C70.
Our
test car also came with the Cold Weather package ($ 750), the
Premium package ($ 2,100), the Sport package ($ 2,800), a smart key ($ 1,000), Park Distance control ($ 700), navigation ($ 1,900), HD radio ($ 500), and the
premium stereo ($ 1,200).
Don't take our word for it, Consumer Reports did back to back performance
testing of two mainstream
cars that recommended
premium.
The
car is also appealing to women because it is affordable - the midrange GL coupe I
tested had a base price of $ 17,650 - and boasts a litany of standard equipment, including air - conditioning, traction control and
premium safety features such as four - wheel disc brakes and an anti-lock braking system.
Our
test car was the sedan version and, although it didn't come with a navigation system or
premium sound, we were still impressed with its cabin tech interface.
Our
test car came with a convenience package ($ 600) that added heated front seats and a Homelink three - channel remote garage / gate opener in the overhead console; and a Bose 175 - watt
premium sound system with subwoofer and six - disc CD changer ($ 1,200 for all).
The
test car guzzled
premium unleaded at the rate of 13.5 miles per gallon in combined city / highway driving with the air conditioner in use.
The
test car was the EcoBoost
Premium, which adds leather, satellite radio,
premium interior trim, dual - zone climate control, and heated and cooled front seats.
Navigation;
premium audio; a convenience package with rear camera,
premium front visors (seriously), and heated / dimming mirrors; and a safety package (below) brought my
test car to $ 28,000.
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Well, the Verona
test car, a
premium EX model, had traction control, for $ 500, as the only option.
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Although not on our
test car, optional $ 1,600
premium packages include HID headlights and traction control, but there are no options for navigation or cell phone integration.
Our
test car came with the
premium package, which added $ 2,890 to the price and included leather upholstery, CD player, sunroof, side air bags, anti-lock brakes, rear wiper and power driver's seat.
Ask anyone who
tests cars and they will tell you that there are no more bad
premium vehicles.
The 2018 Mini John Cooper Works Hardtop starts at $ 31,800, but with the optional automatic transmission, navigation system,
premium audio and panoramic sunroof, my
test car comes out to a lofty $ 39,850.
As the second lightest
car on
test (1070 kg, behind the Suzuki Swift Sport at 1060 kg) the 208 GT - Line is also the most economical, but does require
premium 95 RON
premium unleaded to perform at its very best.
Options on the
test car included a power moonroof ($ 900 well spent) and a
premium package ($ 1,670) that offers leather seat trim, the bigger wheels and tires, an upgraded JBL stereo with six - disc CD changer, and memory settings for the mirrors and driver's seat.
I have
test drove many
cars looking for a
premium luxury sedan.
A closer match to the other
cars in the
test would be the 208 Active at $ 21,990, but then the buyer misses out on front parking sensors, self parking, an armrest between the front seats, auto - dipping mirror, rear privacy glass, satellite navigation, dual - zone climate control, a chilled glovebox, front - seat map pockets, map lights,
premium interior trim (leather handbrake handle, aluminium trim and chrome accents), 17 - inch alloys,
premium exterior styling details, rain - sensing wipers, auto headlights, height - adjustable front - passenger seat and sports seats!
Having been designed and modeled with the use of CAE, the IDWS design was then prototyped on a
premium brand performance
car that was originally fitted with a traditional double wishbone suspension, and
tested on MIRA's Suspension Kinematic & Compliance Facility before being put through its paces on the
test track.
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Car Tested: Jeep Compass; Road
Test No. 832;
Test Location: Goa Price OTR Mumbai: Rs. 17.55 — 24.95 lakhs The Jeep Compass is a fantastic performer both on and off - road, it feels
premium The Jeep brand has entered the Indian market with a top - down approach.
Inside, the
test Maxima — an SV model, which is more deluxe than the base S model — is also as nice as any luxury
car, with leather upholstery, a Bose sound system and an overall
premium look and feel.
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Inside, the Grand Touring was well - appointed, in part because the
test car had the
premium package, a $ 1,650 option, and the $ 500 sport package.
Our
test car came with BMW's optional
premium package, a $ 2,025 set of add - ons that included an on - board computer, wood trim on the console and dash, and leather upholstery.
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One of the two tech features available in the cabin is the stereo, a seven - speaker system with a six - disc changer, a
premium upgrade in our
test car from the standard four - speaker system.
Our
test car came with top - of - the - line Luxury trim, which includes a
premium audio system.
I scored the performance high but I'm sure I haven't
tested the limits of the
car (I'm a senior citizen, and I think it's a good idea for me to not push the
car beyond my limits with the possible consequences of breakage, collision and higher insurance
premiums; the
car does everything I want it to.
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Options on the
test car included the aforementioned automatic transmission and trim package, plus a
premium sound system ($ 895), metallic paint ($ 475), enhanced electronic stability control ($ 695) and a destination fee ($ 695).
The A1 is up there with the safest
cars in the
premium supermini class, as it comes with a long list of safety equipment as standard and was awarded a five - star rating in the Euro NCAP safety
tests in 2010.