Suspension options
I am thinking of buying a new E-Class Exec SE.
There is an option (nil cost) of 'comfort' suspension. I am seeking a smooth comfortable ride.
What is the difference between that and the standard suspension and which option should I go for?
There is an option (nil cost) of 'comfort' suspension. I am seeking a smooth comfortable ride.
What is the difference between that and the standard suspension and which option should I go for?
Asked on 10 February 2012 by mhr
Answered by
Honest John
If you want comfort, go for the softer comfort suspension that probably comes with sensible 16" wheels and 55 or 60 profile tyres as well.
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