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One thing I noticed about the E61 is the really long gears. 3rd gear maxes out at 160km/h..... thats insane. for acceleration purposes, it should be 140 at most. otherwise, its a beautiful car. Ive had a Volvo V50 before (awd) and I will never go back to sedans. The practicallity is something that I am not willing to give up. plus I have a dog.
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My Ride: 535d
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535i touring and sedan has the same gearing. Only in some engines (with lower torque - see first page) the touring has shorter gearing to deal better with excessive cargo weight or with a trailer.
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My Ride: E61 sold nice E91 335i Sport Touring now
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Originally Posted by Kell' post='702044' date='Oct 24 2008, 08:53 AM
Because you have all that extra metal and glass high up it elevates the centre of gravity and therefore all estates are more succeptible to body roll.
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