Thoughts on 6 UX
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We've had our 2025 UX 300h for 2 years (purchased April 2024), and it has been a great car and now has over 30k miles. I'd say buy the smallest car you can. They're dynamically easier and more fun to drive, the brakes and tires are cheaper, they're often times more fuel efficient, and the new UX has great tech (but not the very latest stuff like 360* cameras and stuff like that). My M340i is a little shorter than the new ES, but it's still a pain in the butt to park. I much prefer zipping around town in my UX instead of my BMW, but bigger cars do highways much more comfortably, so if you do a lot of highway driving, the UX is fine but is pretty buzzy when you're going over 75-80. We've still done multiple long road trips in the UX, however. Can't go wrong with the UX if it's not too small for you.
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We've had our 2025 UX 300h for 2 years (purchased April 2024), and it has been a great car and now has over 30k miles. I'd say buy the smallest car you can. They're dynamically easier and more fun to drive, the brakes and tires are cheaper, they're often times more fuel efficient, and the new UX has great tech (but not the very latest stuff like 360* cameras and stuff like that). My M340i is a little shorter than the new ES, but it's still a pain in the butt to park. I much prefer zipping around town in my UX instead of my BMW, but bigger cars do highways much more comfortably, so if you do a lot of highway driving, the UX is fine but is pretty buzzy when you're going over 75-80. We've still done multiple long road trips in the UX, however. Can't go wrong with the UX if it's not too small for you.
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