I know this isn't a popular solution to this kind of stuff but i'm gonna throw it out there anyway. My wife; who i have to say isn't a tech guru by any means solved this problem by reading the manual. Result?? she found that iDrive is no big deal. The real problem here is that most people buy things that contain technology (cell phones for example) and never read the information about how to use it. (The wife read hers)
So devote some time to reading the information. It really isn't that bad at all.
I do though agree that the person at the dealer needs to sell washing machines rather than cars. And she should have read the manual as well.
Conclusion? Don't fret. It isn't difficult. If you can figure out your cell phone (after reading the manual) you can master iDrive. 
http://www.xoutpost.com/pdf/e70/2007%20X5%20(E70).pdf
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Originally Posted by bozo
I DID read however, that there IS a learning curve. I want to hear from you, people. Make this right with me and my family. I WANT to love this car. But when the dealer looks at me and says "wow, this IS a bit confusing, isnt it?", it makes you wonder. Console me.
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