What cars have a 280 speedometer?

[OZachary]

Cars with a 280 speedometer generally include models from Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Cadillac, and other brands. For BMW, the water temperature gauge is located on the far right of the dashboard. BMW models include: BMW X1, BMW X2, BMW X3, BMW X54, BMW X5, etc. Taking the 2021 BMW X1 as an example, it is a compact SUV with dimensions: length 4565mm, width 1821mm, height 1620mm, and a wheelbase of 2780mm. The 2021 BMW X1 is equipped with a 1.5T turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 140PS, maximum torque of 220Nm, and maximum power of 103kW, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.

[LeNatalie]

A car with a 280 on the dashboard basically means its speedometer has a maximum scale of 280 kilometers per hour. Having been into cars for so many years, I've commonly seen this in sporty sedans like the Volkswagen CC, Audi A4L Quattro edition, and the BMW 330i M Sport—they pack a punch with great power and handling. The 280 dial design stands out, and manufacturers use it to hint at the car's sporty DNA, but don’t take it seriously enough to actually drive that fast—China's highway speed limit is only 120. I once tried a friend’s Mercedes-Benz C300 AMG, and the whole cockpit felt exhilarating. Other examples include the Alfa Romeo Giulia or some modified luxury SUVs. Honestly, a standard family car with a 240 max speedometer is sufficient. Choosing a 280 car is more about pursuing fun and style, perfect for young driving enthusiasts.

[LaBrynlee]

A dashboard with a 280 marking refers to a speedometer with a maximum scale of 280 km/h. I usually pay attention to such details when driving. This design is commonly found in sport versions of German cars, such as the Volkswagen Tiguan L High-Performance Edition or the entry-level Audi S series. In contrast, family sedans like the top-trim Toyota Camry only go up to 220 km/h. A 280 marking indicates strong power and fast acceleration, making daily commutes smooth, though you rarely need to push it to the limit on highways. A friend of mine who drove a Cadillac CT5 with a 260 marking close to 280 said the handling was exhilarating. Japanese cars like the Honda Civic Type R may go even higher. When buying a car, don’t just focus on the dial—consider safety and fuel economy as well, since high performance often means slightly higher fuel consumption. In short, the 280 marking leans more toward driving enjoyment and suits those who prefer a sporty feel.

[RoseLee]

Cars with a 280-speedometer are those whose speedometers display a maximum of 280 km/h, commonly found in sports sedans like the high-performance BMW 3 Series or the Mercedes-Benz C-Class AMG. I find the design of these cars very dynamic and the power abundant. A 280-km/h speedometer symbolizes potential, but you can't actually drive that fast—safety first. German cars like the Audi A4 are more likely to have this feature, while Japanese cars less so. Check the specifications when choosing a car to avoid misunderstandings.