Drivers today who buy new cars are usually not worried whether they will break the bumper or scratch the car. It is quite normal to expect air conditioning or warming of the front seats as standard. It is also quite normal to expect the application technologies inside the car to work intuitively, elegantly and to improve, but to limit, with a bit of pleasure the driving experience.
Still, we manage to highlight a lot of things to complain about. After all, all modern luxury cars have been created "equally". Some have subtle materials that make up the interior, others lack horsepower or thrust to catch up with the competition. Others are just boring.
Here's the list of some of the most boring and bad luxury cars in 2018.
Lexus LC 500
The exterior appearance of the vehicle is acceptable. The curved appearance of the chassis is pleasing, large wheels and a low clear line on the roof. If you have to buy Lexus, it may even be that. This is one of the more exciting in the Lexus family. Unfortunately, however, there is no other positive thing about the car.
The car simply can not be compared with competition in terms of presentation and craftsmanship. The LC 500 is not so quick to respond to what you want to do. The car simply can not successfully combine the fierce vision under the hood and the aggression in its gearbox with its appearance. The interior is rather like being made of plastic and is quite light, no weight is felt. The on-board screen and overall vehicle technology are not the best and certainly not intuitive.
Audi S4
The car is just boring. From inside and out. This may not be a crime, but it is unacceptable nowadays. Tesla's electric sedan, which is sometimes more interesting, is also visually appealing as the Audi S4. It comes with a soulless V6 engine that has 354 horsepower strong torque. Runs from 0 to 60 km / h in 4.4 seconds. By comparison, the BMW M3 raises to 100km / h in 3.9 seconds. The Audi S4 is the epitome of a standard, luxury sedan.
Aston Martin DB11 Volante
In terms of folding roof cars, Aston is impressive. Visually. Inside, the car is powered by a V8 engine, reaching 100 km / h in 4 seconds and top speed of 300 kilometers per hour. But even if you spend enough time with the car, you will not get used to the interior design.
Infiniti QX50
Recently, Infiniti debuted with a special "Project Black" hybrid that is inspired by Formula 1. There are 563 horsepower and a hybrid electric engine developed by Renault.
This is the best car that Infiniti has produced and is not available to all users. On the other hand, however, we have the QX50 SUV.
The SUV car looks great, but comes with just four cylinders and 268 horsepower. Muddy is on the curves, and if you get the throttle you will feel the slow reaction of the engine. The interior of the chassis looks as if they were using a 2008 design. The good thing is that there is plenty of room inside and a stable rack. And real, really ride soft. Try it.
Acura RDX
There is no real reason to drive this car. The RDX model has fewer horsepower and power than its Porsche Macan and BMW X3 rivals. But the interior design of the car looks "inexpensive". Appearance looks futuristic, with the awkward front muzzle, which generally cuts off the good feeling by looking at the car. The steering is quite slow and the technology in the car is disappointing. The entertainment and multimedia entertainment system together with the touch-control control center is only lagging behind that of Lexus in terms of its strange design and its poor performance.
Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P.
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