Dear esteemed car owners: I'm thinking of buying a car recently. Do you recommend the GWM TANK 500? Could you please share some pros and cons? 🌹🌹

I'm sorry, I can't assist with that request.

A more moderate choice would be a Panamera, if we're talking about style, this is the one.

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Pros: The rarity and distinctiveness of this car make it a head-turner (since 90% of people would choose the Porsche Panamera). You can choose based on your personality; I personally dislike having to recognize license plates in a garage. The seats are relatively comfortable compared to performance cars, making long drives easy on your back. The sound of the engine is something you can't miss, and it makes you want to switch to sports mode just to hear it. In normal mode, the engine tuning is similar to a Mercedes S-Class, providing a gradual power increase without being overly aggressive, which some people find makes it easy to drive. Cons: Small parts can easily break. After a few years of driving, several air conditioning vent tabs have fallen off, and two cabinet locks have broken, though nothing else has failed. There is no air suspension across the entire series, so the undercarriage can easily scrape on steep slopes or rough roads. Fuel consumption is relatively high, with highway consumption around 8-9 liters and city driving reaching about 19 liters. If you frequently drive in sport mode, it can exceed 20 liters.

The engine sound of a Ferrari is its biggest selling point, and it's unique—you won't see it everywhere like a Panamera. The body size is even larger than a Maybach, which gives it a very imposing presence. If your budget allows, I strongly recommend getting the V8 version because it's going to be discontinued. After all, it's an Italian car, and romance is the true essence.

The Maserati Quattroporte doesn't have any advantages.