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Old 04-05-2005, 04:06 PM
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I've driven quite a few, and I agree. The interior is NOT up to BMW standards. It's bad. It handles well, though. It feels more nimble than my X5. It doesn't have enough power, though. It's sluggish.
If they install the new R6 6-pot for the 2006 year, it will no longer be sluggish. I expect 60MPH in the mid 7s with the new engine.

The current X3 is a little slow. I mean, the X5 3.0i does 60MPH in 8.8 seconds, whereas the X3 does it slightly faster at 8.3 seconds. But there is over a 500 pound difference. I thought the X3 could have been faster...
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Old 04-05-2005, 04:10 PM
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If they install the new R6 6-pot for the 2006 year, it will no longer be sluggish. I expect 60MPH in the mid 7s with the new engine.

The current X3 is a little slow. I mean, the X5 3.0i does 60MPH in 8.8 seconds, whereas the X3 does it slightly faster at 8.3 seconds. But there is over a 500 pound difference. I thought the X3 could have been faster...
I've driven an X5 3.0i (my friend's got one) and it was underwhelming.. But I thought a smaller car with the same engine would feel faster, but it really didn't.
And the 2.5i was SOOOOOO SLOW!
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Dude, chill out. I was just kidding with you.
Don't take it too harshly (or personally).
Iflyx5 I was just joking. You must have taken it the wrong way. LOL :p
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