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Originally Posted by 530ISPORT' post='676320' date='Sep 24 2008, 03:23 AM
yes im going to go with the x5 just have to do a little more
as far as a diesel goes not that i know of.. would be nice to have thoe...
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Originally Posted by seoulman' post='676332' date='Sep 23 2008, 02:40 PM
I've driven the X5 3.0d before and it has way more torque than the X5 3.0i... The 3.0d engine is ideal for the X5. If they have it in the U.S., get it! ![Big Grin](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/biggrin.gif)
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Originally Posted by seoulman' post='676332' date='Sep 24 2008, 02:40 AM
I've driven the X5 3.0d before and it has way more torque than the X5 3.0i... The 3.0d engine is ideal for the X5. If they have it in the U.S., get it! ![Big Grin](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/biggrin.gif)
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Originally Posted by BigMike' post='676335' date='Sep 24 2008, 03:43 AM
Diesel engines have got that kick to it when you step on the acc. Get that for sure!!!
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Or you can get a second hand benz suv -=X the mls are going for relatively cheap prices, and its a pretty good suv. Or you can get the Acura MDX nice car value pricing. or maybe a ranger rover or range rover sport, those things are going for cheap !
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Originally Posted by nyceric03' post='676591' date='Sep 24 2008, 02:33 AM
Or you can get a second hand benz suv -=X the mls are going for relatively cheap prices, and its a pretty good suv. Or you can get the Acura MDX nice car value pricing. or maybe a ranger rover or range rover sport, those things are going for cheap !
Is the x35i engine already available in the US? The 3,0i is good (better than most competitors), but not great (not enough low-end torque for such a heavy car).
Perhaps is an x6 an option (if you like the looks...)
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Originally Posted by LW78' post='676980' date='Sep 24 2008, 07:28 AM
Don't think you will be very happy with a Merc ML if you're now driving a 335i......
Is the x35i engine already available in the US? The 3,0i is good (better than most competitors), but not great (not enough low-end torque for such a heavy car).
Perhaps is an x6 an option (if you like the looks...)
Is the x35i engine already available in the US? The 3,0i is good (better than most competitors), but not great (not enough low-end torque for such a heavy car).
Perhaps is an x6 an option (if you like the looks...)
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Originally Posted by 530ISPORT' post='677216' date='Sep 25 2008, 02:39 AM
i like the x6 but they want to much money for this truck right now...
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I've driven it and it's indeed a great car. My girlfriend's uncle has a new Cayenne S with 21's and the x6 feels even more like a normal sedan than the Porsche.
The x6 that I drove was equiped with dynamic drive, and I think an x5 will drive quite similar to the x6 when both equiped with dynamic drive, altough the x6 has the DPC standard (not available for x5).
If your're leasing the car, wouldn't the x6 be nearly as expensive as the x5, 'cause of the higher resale value?
BTW, we have to pay around $170k for a loaded x6 35d. It should cost you a lot less....
The x6 that I drove was equiped with dynamic drive, and I think an x5 will drive quite similar to the x6 when both equiped with dynamic drive, altough the x6 has the DPC standard (not available for x5).
If your're leasing the car, wouldn't the x6 be nearly as expensive as the x5, 'cause of the higher resale value?
BTW, we have to pay around $170k for a loaded x6 35d. It should cost you a lot less....
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Originally Posted by LW78' post='677818' date='Sep 25 2008, 05:09 AM
I've driven it and it's indeed a great car. My girlfriend's uncle has a new Cayenne S with 21's and the x6 feels even more like a normal sedan than the Porsche.
The x6 that I drove was equiped with dynamic drive, and I think an x5 will drive quite similar to the x6 when both equiped with dynamic drive, altough the x6 has the DPC standard (not available for x5).
If your're leasing the car, wouldn't the x6 be nearly as expensive as the x5, 'cause of the higher resale value?
BTW, we have to pay around $170k for a loaded x6 35d. It should cost you a lot less....
The x6 that I drove was equiped with dynamic drive, and I think an x5 will drive quite similar to the x6 when both equiped with dynamic drive, altough the x6 has the DPC standard (not available for x5).
If your're leasing the car, wouldn't the x6 be nearly as expensive as the x5, 'cause of the higher resale value?
BTW, we have to pay around $170k for a loaded x6 35d. It should cost you a lot less....
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