BMW is ending European Delivery Program for U.S. customers
05-06-20, 09:15 PM
#16
Lexus Test Driver
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They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
05-06-20, 09:17 PM
#17
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They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
05-06-20, 09:20 PM
#18
Lead Lap
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They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
All that remains to be seen is a post saying
BMW does not make SUVs nor Crossovers only SAVS
SUVs are not Crossovers as they dont have permanent locking 4wd
05-06-20, 09:40 PM
#20
BMW purists love to complain about M SUVs and loss of manuals, but I love the way they drive. They are awesome for a long road trip, and can really haul *** when need be.
Questions, are X models only made in USA, and if someone in Europe wants an X model it needs to be shipped from USA?
Questions, are X models only made in USA, and if someone in Europe wants an X model it needs to be shipped from USA?
05-06-20, 10:08 PM
#21
Lexus Test Driver
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Correct - SC plant builds X SUVs for entire world. More than half of the production is for outside of the US.
If you ever do PCD and take factory tour - its really cool to see the process and how they put together all different specs for different countries.
Correct - SC plant builds X SUVs for entire world. More than half of the production is for outside of the US.
If you ever do PCD and take factory tour - its really cool to see the process and how they put together all different specs for different countries.
05-06-20, 10:33 PM
#22
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They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
They are definitely NOT cars and most don’t consider them true ///M vehicles anyway.
Its a way for BMW to make huge profit.
As much as I’m impressed with performance of my X3 M40i - there is no engineering that can take a heavy, tall vehicle, shaped like a brick and make it drive like a sport sedan, let alone a sports car.
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