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The X5 doesn't have the worst third row. I snapped this pic off a domestic (I think it mighta been a Chevy or GMC) at the last autoshow....it's the third row. If you're thinking "whats so bad about that third row?": LOOK AT THE FLOOR HEIGHT! I literally crawled over the 2nd row seats folded flat and could NOT sit in the third row. The lamest 3rd row ever. Makes the X5's 3rd row look like a mansion (not that you should be ordering it). Last edited by AzNMpower32; 03-25-2007 at 02:47 PM. |
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Dunno if I would really want my granddaughter in any "3rd row" SUV, inches away from the back tailgate. No car can be all things to all people...the X5 certainly cannot, even if the marketeers are trying their hardest.
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I rented a Durango on a recent ski trip and the third row had good space for three short adults. Kind of cheap inside, but overall an impressive piece for low $30's.
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I've considered a used Greyhound bus, but I don't know if it would fit in my garage. Seriously guys, no need to get defensive. Lets not forget I currently own an x5. I sat in the 3rd row seat of the new Cadillac Escalade, and there was plenty of room for an adult, however, the drive was very limo like. Funny thing about the X5 Nurburgring commercial is that it shows 7 adults getting out of the X5
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I do not think you would want to place car seats in the third row. You would have to climb all the way back there just to buckle the kids in. Is the the new X5 available without the 3rd row?
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Yes, the 3rd row seat is optional. If you don't get the 3rd row seat, you get more storage space underneath the cargo area floor.
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I agree with the "plasticky" look on the outside....in fact, too much non-painted plastic around the bumper area.
However, I disagree with your comment re: the aluminum hood. Aluminum is more expensive and BMW used it to lower the weight. In fact, our '04 M3 has an aluminum hood to help save weight. The 6-series have aluminum doors as well. The M3 has carbon fiber bumpers underneath the plastic bumpers as well. Yes, the aluminum hood does feel lighter when you open it and close it on the M3, but that is the point is to decrease weight over the front axle for better handling. Quote:
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The Volvo XC90's third row looks almost full-sized, compared with the other seats. BUT WHERE DO THE LEGS GO???
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and in that new X5 commercial, isn't there an adult exiting from the third row?
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