Which BMW Series is the CT6 Comparable to?
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The CT6 is comparable to the BMW 5 Series. More details are as follows: Power Performance: The BMW 5 Series has a maximum output power of 252 horsepower and a maximum torque of 350 N·m, paired with a ZF 8-speed automatic transmission. The overall driving experience is excellent, with precise steering and almost no play. The CT6's 2.0T model has a maximum output power of 241 horsepower and the same maximum torque of 350 N·m, matched with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Its power delivery is more aggressive, providing strong acceleration both in the initial phase and at high speeds, but it falls short of the BMW 5 Series in terms of handling. Space: For a tester who is 180cm tall, adjusting the front seats of both cars to the lowest position leaves about a fist's width of headroom, showing identical performance. Keeping the front seats unchanged and moving to the rear seats, both cars perform very similarly, with legroom exceeding two fists. The CT6 has about three fingers' width of headroom left, while the 5 Series has four. The CT6 offers better thigh support in the rear seats compared to the 5 Series.