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Old 01-23-2010, 07:08 PM
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That transfer from braking to acceleration has to be done very,very gradually in a car as heavy and with a high centre of gravity as an X5. I'd wager that most people would find it hard to do on the open road, I certainly would!
Most people, yes. All people? No. :-) Again, it's no 335i or M3, but it's also not a Pathfinder or Toyota Highlander.
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