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X3 LOANER - I Like it.
Wife Driving an 06' Loaner while we wait for the X5 (still nameless) to arrive April 4th at the factory.
. X3 is really nice & a good choice if you don't need the extra space. . X3 is White with Premium & Cold package - very nice. |
Nice to hear you like the X3. It's nice.
But maybe this should be in the X3 forum..? Anyways, what kind of X5? |
the dealer gave you a loaner until you take delivery of your X?
and the X3 is a nice car...especially the 07 i hope you're not thinking about switching the X5 for the X3 ;)...but it would be a great addition to your garage |
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Mind telling us which dealer you went to maybe next time when I'm buying a new car I can ask for a loaner before they deliver my new car just like you did. :) |
Loaner Deal
Loaner is an 06' X3
. Sold the old car on AutoTrader - 03 Pilot. . Had Nashville Mini BMW and Huntsville BMW both working the deal. . 52,500 for X5 3si, Nevada, Premium, Climate, NAV and 3rd Row. . Went with local because the could provide a loaner - 3 weeks. . I am just saying that the X3 would be a good choice - but, X5 remains top dog. . |
X3 is a great choice if you're looking for a bit of utility and a higher driving position in a neat, nimble package that's smaller than the X5 (and most other cars). Forget it if you're looking for luxury, refinement, or a smooth ride.
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48 months/ 50,000 miles for both Powertrain warranty Acura RDX- 72 months/ 70,000 miles BMW X3- 48 months/ 50,000 miles Rust Warranty Acura RDX- 60 months/ Unlimited mileage BMW X3- 144 months/ Unlimited mileage |
Does Acura offer free maintenance for 50K/4yrs?
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I totally agree with you, can't go wrong with a HOnda, RDX and its turbo planted engine - yes you get effortless delivery of power. But if I may say so though, theirs nothing like a german make in terms of solidity, ride quality and engineering. You're buying your daughter a turbo charge vehicle....did she learn to drive with the porcha's |
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From what I've read in various magazine reviews, the turbo in the RDX is good, but its not quite up to the refinement and smoothness of 6-cyl competitors. The fuel econ isn't that great, and the ride is just as bad, if not worse than the '07 X3. However, to each his own. I'm really tired of X3 versus RDX comparisons at this point. |
Resale value?!
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I knew I would hear allot when i compared the Acura with the X3. The X3 in my opinion doesn't deliver. The engine is better that's it. I don't mind fewer creature comforts to get the ride, performance and handling but the X3 has neither, just the high price, sorry.
The X5 is expensive but has the creature comforts (if you pay for them) and also delivers the ride and handling you want. Hey BMW doesn't have to be better than the competition with every model. On a positive note I can't wait for my X5 to be delivered, starting to see them on the road and they are beautiful. I was not a big fan of the old model but the new X5 is the perfect combination of looks, handling, hauling capacity and overall performance. No my daughter did not learn to drive a turbo car on my Porsche, she's not quite ready for that. |
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I test drove the RDX before I purchased my 07 X3 as this was one of the SUV's I was considering along with a number of others. I can categorically say this was the least impressive vehicle of all the cars I test drove. The RDX is a turbo-charged 4 cylinder and drives like one - it is peppy with little discernable torque below 4000 rpm ( unlike the X3 here max torque is 2750 rpm.) Fine if you want a sports car. The interior was a bit cramped for my long legs and the dash layout seemed cheap and unattractive, almost to the point of being annoying? The ride was a bit choppy and I could not see myself being at all comfortable in this car for more than 1/2 of an hour, much less a trip to the mountains. The rear cargo are with the seats up is a smallest of all the cars I tested, by far, and not a whole lot better with the rear seats down. So much for storage and passengers. The car comes with no luggage rack options or trailer hitch accessory according to the salesman. Both of which I require. Coupled with the low 6" ground clearence, I quickly realized this is not a vehicle I would want to take skiing. The 2007 X3 is far superior car for my needs - I would have been very unhappy if I had purchased the RDX. Cheers, BB |
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Thanks for the tip! :rofl:
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