I guess we're the only ones paying more then! It's $2,000 for SAP, $865 for the 20", and $3185 (all invoice) for the adaptive drive. Total $6050!

That doesn't include $1320 for mandatory leather which is an option on the 35d but required to get the above.

So to get an X5 that handles "like a BMW" requires an extra $7370 plus tax. I can't argue you're getting more value but that's a lot of dough.

I'm not as into the logic of this particular vehicle w/o that adaptive suspension and past a point I start to object on principle to paying that much for even a great vehicle. I don't "believe" in financing cars anymore. Hmmm, maybe I'll try to talk the wife into a used 3 series and a used SUV of some sort for when we need the extra space instead.