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BMW 7 series support both normal and long wheelbases, X5 could do the same to adapt for those who want 3 real rows (as opposed to 2.5 rows). It would not make the length that much longer, and with adaptive steering the turning circle would remain small. |
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I think you'd see a minivan (sports activity van) before an X7 or X5L for handling reasons. And neither is likely any time soon. Heck, they're not even bringing the 5 series wagon to the US anymore.
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I am very glad they didn't make the X5 any larger, I think it detracts from the brand. A 1 series is more true to BMW traditions than a 7 series IMO.
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