How to measure the 0-100 Km/h in an Auto E60?
09-16-2005, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Shebs' date='Sep 16 2005, 01:15 AM
[quote name='KYRIACOS' date='Sep 15 2005, 09:51 PM']And by the way, due to customs and tax issues in Egypt, my 520i costs more than your 545i (my car costs exactly $81,000), so please give me a break.
Mine cost $91,000??
here in Cyprus (total rip off) but still a great car to drive!!!! 
Mine cost $91,000??
here in Cyprus (total rip off) but still a great car to drive!!!! [snapback]170995[/snapback]
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[/quote]Where is our Danish friends?
I'll think they have the most expensive E60's in EU at least.
Mine costs "only" about 70.000 ? = 87.500 US.
The 0-100 km/h is done by a skinny professional driver, with a car low on gas and definetly with power braking to get the cars rpm to max torque to start with.
This will not do good to the transmission, but quess if they care
The cars are also check to be in perfect trim.
A normal BMW engine will give it's best hp at around 40.000 miles (60.000 km) or so.
Usually a autotrans car is faster, in real life, than a sticksift, do to the fact that the auto shifts faster than a "normal" driver can do. Sorry guys
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