EPTI'm saving up for a kompressor.
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
I'm saving up for a kompressor. | ||
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ItsYoungLee
Korea (South)227 Posts
On June 11 2009 04:38 rushz0rz wrote: Mercedes Benz, obviously. I'm saving up for a kompressor. So, is Kompressor a specific model of Benz or is it kind of like AMG, a trim level? I never could understand. | ||
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
On June 11 2009 05:05 ItsYoungLee wrote: So, is Kompressor a specific model of Benz or is it kind of like AMG, a trim level? I never could understand. I actually have no idea... | ||
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ffswowsucks
Greece2291 Posts
* The first configuration is a naturally aspirated V8 with 360 PS (355 hp/265 kW) that is used in compact cars, namely the C55 AMG, CLK55 AMG and SLK55 AMG . * The other configuration is a similar unit but with a highly efficient Lysholm type supercharger manufactured by IHI, is found in the rest of the AMG 55 models which are typically midsized or larger vehicles. The published output according to Mercedes varies from 476 PS (469 hp/350 kW) to 517 PS (510 hp/380 kW) and Template:Auto NM to Template:Auto NM, depending on various methods of power measurements and different ECU programming for national legislations. Kompressor is not a model, its a engine type...it means supercharger drive. There are two main types of supercharger defined according to the method of compression: positive-displacement and dynamic compressors. The former deliver a fairly constant level of boost regardless of engine speed (RPM), whereas the latter deliver increasing boost with increasing engine speed. | ||
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
btw Chrysler's sellin out to a french company no? Fiat or something like that... | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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disciple
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micronesia
United States24554 Posts
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
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ItsYoungLee
Korea (South)227 Posts
On June 11 2009 06:19 micronesia wrote: As much as I prefer many foreign cars over many American cars, I really wish everyone would stop making car-racist remarks like "Don't buy American." There are many bad choices from Japan/Germany/etc and good choices from the USA, depending on what your car needs are. Just because the average foreign car is a better choice doesn't mean you should unilaterally rule out American cars. Judge each car on its individual merit. Amen On June 11 2009 08:29 mahnini wrote: get a camaro ss and burn everyone and when someone makes fun of you for driving and american car you can rev your monster v8 and feel their hearts tremble while still getting 20+ mpg suck on that bitches Classic American douchery, I like it! | ||
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decafchicken
United States19927 Posts
On June 11 2009 02:59 ItsYoungLee wrote: This E55 AMG costs $25900 (about Kelley Blue Book) + fees (on the upper end of the prices listed here) Your cousin's awesome, except he never let you drive, sorry :-(. LOL, sounds like he had his own drag strip. He actually did take it to the drag strip, got around 13 seconds in the quarter mile | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
itsyounglee the 300 is the nicest car of that list of choices by far. the problem with a $25k mercedes is that it LOOKS like a $25k mercedes. its like going to a lan party with this home-customized tower and being all smug about it until someone asks you what kinda hardware its got and you shut up because its like a pentium 2 or some shit the 300 is a classy ride, but a $25k mercedes makes you look cheap & vain at the same time | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
in my infinite wisdom about cars and their owners i can tell you this | ||
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ItsYoungLee
Korea (South)227 Posts
On June 11 2009 11:04 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote: Kompressor sounds like a bad guy from an episode of teenage mutant ninja turtles itsyounglee the 300 is the nicest car of that list of choices by far. the problem with a $25k mercedes is that it LOOKS like a $25k mercedes. its like going to a lan party with this home-customized tower and being all smug about it until someone asks you what kinda hardware its got and you shut up because its like a pentium 2 or some shit the 300 is a classy ride, but a $25k mercedes makes you look cheap & vain at the same time Aye, I can see your point about the Benz. It makes sense to wait until you can afford a $100,000 to buy a real Benz. I'm leaning heavily towards the 300 at this point too... The 300 is definitely classy. Although it's not the most powerful, it seems to be a good strong American car. Although the opinions on the cars are pretty much bimodal... it's either "Wow, that is a beautiful work of art" or "WTF a flying brick!" | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
i mean take it for a test drive, make sure you can drive comfortably with the visibility the way it is. it's certainly not dangerous in any way but you're not exactly sitting in a clear glass bubble either. | ||
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Gray[FH
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NeO)PhOeNiX
Canada250 Posts
 Good Luck! | ||
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NeO)PhOeNiX
Canada250 Posts
On June 11 2009 06:19 micronesia wrote: As much as I prefer many foreign cars over many American cars, I really wish everyone would stop making car-racist remarks like "Don't buy American." There are many bad choices from Japan/Germany/etc and good choices from the USA, depending on what your car needs are. Just because the average foreign car is a better choice doesn't mean you should unilaterally rule out American cars. Judge each car on its individual merit. Individual merit is every bit as important as branding. American vehicles are viewed, and I emphatically stress viewed, as inferior to Japanese and German cars (I would not go as far as to say Korean too, but that is another discussion). Some people base their preferences on branding and that is every bit as valid as say, car colour. I personally hold branding close to heart when I choose vehicles which is why I will never consider purchase American-made cars, as I drive a Mazda 3. To each his own I guess. Those are my two cents.. | ||
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Physician
United States4146 Posts
On June 11 2009 13:19 NeO)PhOeNiX wrote: To each his own I guess. Well spoken. | ||
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
On June 11 2009 13:19 NeO)PhOeNiX wrote: Individual merit is every bit as important as branding. American vehicles are viewed, and I emphatically stress viewed, as inferior to Japanese and German cars (I would not go as far as to say Korean too, but that is another discussion). Some people base their preferences on branding and that is every bit as valid as say, car colour. I personally hold branding close to heart when I choose vehicles which is why I will never consider purchase American-made cars, as I drive a Mazda 3. To each his own I guess. Those are my two cents.. AHAHAHHAAHHAHA a good majority of your car will have the FoMoCo stamp on it. enjoy your japanese euro-focus. | ||
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