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JCL 08-08-2008 10:21 PM

Very sorry to hear about your accident, but glad to hear you came out of it OK. Get well soon.

mrbmwx5 08-08-2008 11:27 PM

get well soon and replace it with another x5.

Dannyell 08-08-2008 11:58 PM

Sorry to hear m8. I am glad you are OK and that is the most important thing...

Thanks for everything and hope you will still be back ;)

Take care of yourself

blingless 08-09-2008 12:53 AM

sorry to hear about ur accident and x5. mine saved my life when i was rear ended at full speed at a dead stop. glad to hear to ur still around to tell ur tale.

FSETH 08-09-2008 09:39 AM

:wow: Glad to hear you are OK. Get well soon.

Tomaz 08-09-2008 09:04 PM

Glad you're OK. Remember, your ride should always be ready to die for you, not the other way around. You can always get another X5., one of the safest cars to be in an accident in.

realchef 08-10-2008 12:01 PM

Sorry to hear of the news. Hopefully you won't be down for long.

captx5 08-10-2008 03:21 PM

Glad to hear you're ok mate and sorry about the car. The X5 did what we all hope a car would do for us in such a situation....take the damage and leave us able to walk away.

Hope we'll soon be reading about your 'new' X5. Get well soon.

Post pics when able, might be good to start a wall of honor for X5's that have served valiantly and 'retired'. What say all?

PTE 08-10-2008 04:04 PM

Glad to hear you're OK. You can always replace a car. And in my book another argument for having a decent amount of metal around you.

A few years back my wife was driving with the children on the motorway (in our then vehicle - a Mitsubishi Pajero) and without warning an articulated lorry pulled into her lane taking the side off the Pajero. Fortunately she was able to stay on the carriageway and eventually pull off and stop without any injury. But if she was in a smaller vehicle it could well have been a different story.

X5Flyboy 08-10-2008 07:15 PM

Your X5 did its job and protected you - may you have a full & speedy recovery

Lately too many people are sacrificing safety for gas mileage - same thing happened in '74 - I admit some small cars are built stronger than back in the '70's, but this trend toward smaller lighter cars will result in the same rise in accident injuries we had in the '70's - history repeating itself, and we still don't learn


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