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Comparing Three Types of Cars


Today, cars are very important for transportation. They are also the way for their owner to show their prestige. In this writing, I would like to recommend three well-known cars nowadays: the Honda Accord, Ford Mustang and Lamborghini Murceilago. Basically, they have four major differences in their engine size, appearance, price, and number produced. This table below summarizes their differences:

 

The Honda

The Ford

The Lamborghini

Model name

Accord

Mustang

Murceilago

Appearance

Nice

Medium

Very nice

Engine size

V6

V8

V12

Price

Cheap

Medium

Expensive

Number produced

Many

Many

Few

First of all, these three cars are different in their appearance. In my opinion, the Murceilago is the nicest car because of its sporty body, followed by the Accord, and finally is the Mustang. Here are their pictures:

                 

Honda accord V6 2005

http://web.ask.com/web?q=honda+accord+2005+gallery&qsrc=0&o=0

 

                        

 Ford Mustang V8

http://web.ask.com/web?q=ford+mustang+2005+gallery&qsrc=1&o=0

 

 

 Lamborghini Murceilago

 http://pictures.ask.com/pictures?q=murceilago+picture&qsrc=31&o=0


 Second, compared to the others, the Accord has the smallest engine. The Accord is a V6 while the Mustang is a V8 and the Murceilago has 12 cylinders. As a result, the Murceilago is the fastest car and typically consumes the most fuel.

Third, the Murceilago is different from the others in its price. It is basically eight times more expensive than the Accord and six times more expensive than the Mustang.

The final difference is the number produced. Only a few Murceilagos are produced for millionaires; however, a huge number of Accords and Mustangs are produced for average consumers. Therefore, there are great differences in their prices and numbers produced.

The Accord, the Mustang, and the Murceilago are different in their appearance, engine size, price, and number produced. In conclusion, the customers buy them not only for transportation, they also want to show their prestige.

 

April 2005