and those wont come CLOSE to ride quality of the X5 either. So be careful what you wish for.

Agree to disagree. :dunno: I've driven many Tahoes and Suburbans and I love the way they ride down the highway compared to the X5. The GM is much floatier, comfortable, and the steering is better weighted. If I wanted driving "feel", I'd rather get in my track rat rather than the X5.

Before the accident i was going to trade mine in, i mean it just got to a point where i thought to myself man this car is going to just shut off at one point in the middle of nowhere and thats it. At the time of the accident i was having issue with the starter and i went to the stealership and they charged me 200 to replace the starter. It was slowly becoming a ticking time bomb, even though i regularly maintained mine as well..