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What are the differences between the Lamando 230 and 280?

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OwenRose
07/29/25 2:18am

The differences between the Lamando 230 and 280 are: 1. Different torque: The Lamando 230 has a torque of 225nm, while the 280 has a torque of 230nm. 2. Different engine models: The Lamando 230 uses the EA211-CST engine, while the 280 uses the EA211-DJS engine. 3. Different transmission types: The Lamando 230 is equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, while the 280 has a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. 4. Different maximum horsepower: The Lamando 230 has a maximum horsepower of 131ps, while the 280 has a maximum horsepower of 150ps.

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OParker
08/12/25 12:22pm

The main difference between the Lamando 230 and 280 lies in their powertrains. I've driven my friend's 230, and its engine output is more moderate, making it suitable for daily commuting and fuel efficiency needs; it starts smoothly but feels slightly underpowered when overtaking at high speeds. The 280 offers noticeably improved horsepower, faster acceleration, and a stronger push-back sensation, making it particularly ideal for long-distance driving. In terms of fuel consumption, the 230 is indeed more economical, achieving around 6L/100km in city driving, while the 280 may approach 7L; maintenance costs also slightly increase with the engine's complexity. If budget is limited, the 230 is more cost-effective, but if you're after driving excitement, go for the 280—it really depends on personal usage habits. Over time, the comfort and sense of space in both models are quite similar, so the key consideration is your power requirements.

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McOwen
10/02/25 3:57am

I've tried both the Lingdu 230 and 280, and the key differences lie in power and fuel costs. The 230 is more fuel-efficient, with lower city driving consumption and easier parking; the 280 has stronger power, more stable at high speeds but with higher fuel consumption, which might strain the wallet a bit. When choosing, consider your usage—like me, commuting mostly, the 230 is sufficient, while the 280 suits friends who often drive long distances. There's not much difference in configuration, so don't get too hung up on the model names.

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Sauron
11/15/25 5:40am

The main difference between the Lingdu 230 and 280 lies in their engines. The 230 has less horsepower, making it more relaxed for city driving; the 280 is more powerful with quicker acceleration. Space and configurations are almost identical. The choice depends on driving frequency and budget.

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