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Just to muddle this up a little more - in the December '10 issue of Consumer Reports the V8 X5's have average (~1%) predicted reliablity, while the 6 cylinder are 2nd from the bottom with a full black mark (-80%) - followed only by the Merc GL turbodiesel (-89%).
I dont know if CR can be trusted for those ratings - I just found it curious and worth mentioning.
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I was in your shoes; I looked carefully at both models. Similarly equipped, the difference between the 50i with sport pkg. and the 35i Sport Activity was about $8000.
I could have afforded either, but thought the 35i would be a smarter purchase with the initial savings and the long-term MPG savings. I bought the 35i and love it; it is fast, smooth, quiet, and has excellent handling. I like it better than anything else I've owned, to include Lexus, Acura, and an e46 M3. But now I find myself wanting a performance upgrade ($1-2k) and eyeing the style 336 wheels ($3-4k if I can find a good deal), and realize I should have just went with the 50i in the first place.
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