Officially Official: 2011 BMW X5 goes all turbo
02-08-10, 01:57 PM
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Didn't mean to make you upset or anything. More power to you, my friend. If I were to have an X5 for a daily commuter, I don't think I want to deal with shifting in a big family SUV after a long stressful 8-hour work day in a city like San Fran. That's all I was trying to say.
May be I am just getting older.
May be I am just getting older.
02-08-10, 01:59 PM
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Didn't mean to make you upset or anything. More power to you, my friend. If I were to have an X5 for a daily commuter, I don't think I want to deal with shifting in a big family SUV after a long stressful 8-hour work day in a city like San Fran. That's all I was trying to say.
May be I am just getting older.
May be I am just getting older.
Just kidding. Anyway, my grandfather drove stick until he was 67, mostly in the St. Louis area which is also more hilly and congested than most people realize.I'm 24, and yes, some days I think an auto would be nice. But at this point in my life I can only have one car, and in that case I still prefer manual.
02-08-10, 02:20 PM
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Maybe you saw one with the M-sport package. I have it on my 4.8 and looks very similar to the M. All the the black pieces are body colored and have unique wheels. I prefer my car's looks over the revision. I just wish i had the power and lights.
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