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XG350L-2003 model vs 2004
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What Edmunds.com Says
If upscale features are more important to you than tight handling and a mainstream name, the XG350 is worth a look.
Pros
Classy interior materials, long list of standard features, low price, excellent warranty.
Cons
Flaccid handling, easily confused automatic transmission, dated styling.
What's New for 2004
Other than a few cosmetic enhancements, the XG350 remains largely unchanged for 2004. The front end was slightly reworked and projector-type foglights were added. The rear of the car looks slightly different as well -- the license plate is now housed in the rear deck lid rather than the bumper. Inside, the XG350 offers lighter tone wood grain trim, a new Infinity sound system and recessed child seat tethers. The only mechanical changes to the XG are larger front brake rotors and a trunk lid that is lifted by gas-charged struts rather than torsion bars. All XG350s now come with a full-size spare.
If upscale features are more important to you than tight handling and a mainstream name, the XG350 is worth a look.
Pros
Classy interior materials, long list of standard features, low price, excellent warranty.
Cons
Flaccid handling, easily confused automatic transmission, dated styling.
What's New for 2004
Other than a few cosmetic enhancements, the XG350 remains largely unchanged for 2004. The front end was slightly reworked and projector-type foglights were added. The rear of the car looks slightly different as well -- the license plate is now housed in the rear deck lid rather than the bumper. Inside, the XG350 offers lighter tone wood grain trim, a new Infinity sound system and recessed child seat tethers. The only mechanical changes to the XG are larger front brake rotors and a trunk lid that is lifted by gas-charged struts rather than torsion bars. All XG350s now come with a full-size spare.
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windmere said:What Edmunds.com Says
If upscale features are more important to you than tight handling and a mainstream name, the XG350 is worth a look.
Pros
Classy interior materials, long list of standard features, low price, excellent warranty.
Cons
Flaccid handling, easily confused automatic transmission, dated styling.
!!! My XG is neither "flacid" not "confused" !!!
!!! The styling is classic and elegant, not "dated" !!!
My XG is smooth, quiet, and plenty of uooomph !