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Old 02-01-2007, 12:35 PM
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OK let's clear something up. This thread is based on a review of the new X5. Part of that review stated that the outlets are switched and are off when the key is removed. I stated that OUR (this is the wifes car an e60) works the same way. The power outlets don't work with the key off.

I have a X5 and as i stated ALL the outlets work all the time key in or not so i don't need to invest in a extra battery or two. I was just agreeing that the way both vehicles are configured regarding their power outlets is in my opinion inconvienent. But thanks for the suggestion.


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well i dunno. i have comfort access so i never have the key in anyways.. and i have never charged my phone with my car but i guess you cant charge your phone like you could before.. you might have to just invest in a extra battery or two
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Hi,

frankly, I prefer when nothing works after removing the key. I suffered with the E53 preFL battery due to sat location several times so that I am very sensible with empty batteries. No starting with lights on, no TV or heating with disconnected engine and so on...

Glad to read every one´s comments about handling and general quality of the E70. I am getting nervous day by day.

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I read the BIMMER mag writeup and noticed the gas tank is 2 gallons smaller and city mileage is 2mpg less than my 2006 X5 4.4 Sport - "The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away" - There has got to be a way to lighten up this vehicle while maintaining strength and protection to give better mileage

I also see they no longer offer the 4.4 engine, which I think best matched this vehicle - JMHO - bummer
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I read the BIMMER mag writeup and noticed the gas tank is 2 gallons smaller and city mileage is 2mpg less than my 2006 X5 4.4 Sport - "The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away" - There has got to be a way to lighten up this vehicle while maintaining strength and protection to give better mileage

I also see they no longer offer the 4.4 engine, which I think best matched this vehicle - JMHO - bummer
Are we a (lot) behind on BMW news? Well, in case you have been living under a rock since November 2006, , the 4.8i replaces the 4.4i, not the 4.8is. The 3.0si replaces the 3.0i. I do know that gas mileage is up for the 3.0si, not sure about the 4.8.
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Are we a (lot) behind on BMW news? Well, in case you have been living under a rock since November 2006, , the 4.8i replaces the 4.4i, not the 4.8is. The 3.0si replaces the 3.0i. I do know that gas mileage is up for the 3.0si, not sure about the 4.8.
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Excuse me?

I was joking, hence the "". I am not on any other boards. I have never been "banned" Sorry if you misunderstood....
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I was joking, hence the "". I am not on any other boards. I have never been "banned" Sorry if you misunderstood....
Glad to hear it. Some of these boards lose focus.
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I wil try to keep my comments more focused next time.
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I read the BIMMER mag writeup and noticed the gas tank is 2 gallons smaller and city mileage is 2mpg less than my 2006 X5 4.4 Sport - "The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away" - There has got to be a way to lighten up this vehicle while maintaining strength and protection to give better mileage
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How's the acceleration on the 3.0?


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