What is the difference between facelifted and non-facelifted models
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The difference between facelifted and non-facelifted models lies in their configurations. Here are the relevant details: Specific differences: Taking the Excelle as an example, the facelifted Excelle comes equipped with USB ports, while the non-facelifted version does not. The Buick Excelle is a compact car under the Buick brand, with dimensions of 4609mm in length, 1798mm in width, and 1464mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2640mm. It features a 6-speed automatic transmission and is configured as a 4-door, 5-seater sedan. The car adopts front-wheel drive, with MacPherson independent front suspension and multi-link independent rear suspension. It has electric power steering and a unibody structure.
I think the biggest difference between the facelifted and non-facelifted models lies in the driving experience. For example, when I drove my friend's old BMW and later he switched to the facelifted version, the overall comfort level improved significantly. Automakers usually tune the suspension to be softer in facelifted models, reduce noise levels, making long-distance drives less tiring. Non-facelifted models basically retain the original design, which might feel bumpier with poorer sound insulation. Additionally, facelifted models often come with updated safety systems like automatic emergency braking, which is more beginner-friendly. However, they're more expensive with fewer discounts compared to non-facelifted versions. If you're a daily commuter prioritizing cost-effectiveness and hassle-free ownership, the non-facelifted version suffices. But for young drivers seeking new experiences, the facelift is worth considering. Ultimately, when the price difference is minor, upgrading those subtle details can make everyday driving much more enjoyable.