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Old 10-16-2006, 05:08 PM
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Nice pics and "fall into it" story, fln8tive!

Hey, where are your cogent comments,
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your test drive of the X3?!
Well, Sir, I was obliged to keep the G-forces to a minimum due to the fact that the CEO has a tendency to get carsick in twisties unless she is driving, but I will say that the 3.0 had plenty of go and meshed very nicely with its gearbox. The brakes and suspension were great, particularly after a day or two of driving the Nissan Excema or whatever my rental wind-up toy with tires purported to be.

Sport mode was enjoyable, and the seats were damn comfortable. The firm M/sport steering wheel and low sloping hoodline was helpful in avoiding the sundry dread-locked, patchouli-sporting UNC poetry majors that darted out of the woods and onto the macadam, while the adjustable cargo rails in the back were helpful in securing the baguette we scored.
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Old 10-16-2006, 05:21 PM
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...particularly after a day or two of driving the Nissan Excema or whatever my rental wind-up toy with tires purported to be.

...low sloping hoodline was helpful in avoiding the sundry dread-locked, patchouli-sporting UNC poetry majors that darted out of the woods and onto the macadam, while the adjustable cargo rails in the back were helpful in securing the baguette we scored.
Ah, N...as I had hoped and expected!
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