What are the differences between Lavida Classic and Lavida?
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Lavida Classic and Lavida have the following differences: Body dimensions: The length, width, and height of the Lavida Classic are 4613/1765/1460mm, with a wheelbase of 2610mm, while the Lavida measures 4670/1806/4674mm with a wheelbase of 2688mm. Transmission: The Lavida Classic uses a manual transmission, whereas the Lavida offers both manual and automatic transmissions. Interior: The Lavida Classic features dark-colored decorations with chrome trim. Its steering wheel, grip feel, and seat leather texture are more comfortable, and the dashboard design is more refined and stylish.
The Lavida Classic and Lavida mainly differ in being the old and new versions. The Lavida Classic is the classic older model, which I've driven for several years, finding it simple, practical, and stable. The new Lavida is the updated version with a more stylish exterior and tech features like a touchscreen in the interior, but it comes at a significantly higher price. I remember when I test-drove the new Lavida last time, the steering was more flexible, and acceleration was quicker, but for my daily commute, the Classic is sufficient. The Classic is cheaper to maintain, with parts being easier to find, and the fuel consumption is similar. It's suitable for experienced drivers like me who don't chase fancy features but value affordability and reliability. Over long-term use, the Classic has had virtually no major issues, while the new Lavida might have more minor faults and costlier repairs. Overall, the choice depends on personal preference and budget—the Classic is more economical and worry-free, while the new Lavida is geared towards trendy young drivers.
