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I expected the X6 to look a lot more exciting than that. When I looked at the first picture, I didn't even realize that it was a BMW...
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Don't be a hater, it's going to be an Ultimate Driving Machine. I think I made the right decision to wait though. Now you guys can listen to me for another two years. :nanana:
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Sorry Brian, that was directed at Wagner for starting an UGH thread. He's the hater :rofl:
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Yes I am. :) |
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I like it :takecover
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BMW needs a new colour palette. That red looks out of character with the sporty intent of the X6. I think it *could* look good in Mystic Blue or Alpin White. Deep Sea Blue would probably work too.
It would be cool if they worked out a panaromic moonroof for that too; I'm supposing the sloped roofline prohibits them from simply slotting in one from the X3 or X5, but I'm sure the Germans can do it. ;) |
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Needs to be 4 inches lower and have much smaller wheel openings. Bigger wheels would help but there's a limit to how big you can go.
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so the x6 is just like the x5 with less trunk space?
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Which begs the question:
After all that talk about getting the X6 wazzz up with your not getting it? Did i miss your explanation??? Quote:
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It's wider than the sedan... two less doors AND one seat less! And it costs more!!! It's amazing that the car even sells! :rolleyes: |
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The 335i Coupe is a GREAT car :zoom: I took a test drive in one and I loved it. Unfortunately, I could only buy one car at this time so I went for the X5 4.8i instead. |
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Poor comparison IMO, the 3er is geared for an entry level BMW buyer who wants a choice of either a coupe or sedan with a variety of motors (328, 335) where as the X6 will be expensive, carry four doors like a sedan, look like a pseudo-suv yet have very little usable space, ride lower then a X5 so lessening the ground clearance making the SUV part even less useful...etc. I guess if LeMans is right, and he usually is, they don't intend to sell a whole lot anyway, much like the 6er, if that is the case that is all well and good but the X6 is still fugly compared to the E70 IMO. |
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A 335xi coupe is everything that an X6 should be, in a 3 series. Hence my suggestion that if it was built on a 5 series platform (ie 6 series) and was a two-door coupe, not so heavy, and not confused by its SUV heritage, it could stand on its own. As it is it just seems to be in search of an identity. |
I like it!
don't know why :D |
it really is a pointless car to be honest .... but im sure it will sell like hot cakes!
Ill probably end up buying one...... |
Why compare with X5? :confused:
Different target markets....and those BMW made this for, like it....and that's what matters.........BMW does not want X5 buyers moving to X6.....why make two cars exactly similar to each other. |
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Who knows, explain the 1er and 3er :rofl: j/k |
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Mind you, I own a 335 convertible myself, I love the car and I would never even think of buying a sedan, but it's that same mentality that interests me in the X6--mainly the fact that it simply looks better than the hunky X5 which has lost much of the E53's sportiness, can't argue with that. |
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From the brief reviews I have read by journalists that have driven prototypes it sounds like the X6 will be a very impressive machine once you get behind the wheel.
It is going to be very interesting to see how the X6 does and whether there are sufficient people that want the dynamics over the practicality. I honestly think the rear seats are a major issue...people do look at practicality. I have lost count of how many people have rightly criticised the 6 series for it's poor packaging having very restricted rear space for it's size. It's cost BMW a lot of sales in my mind. I think only being able to carry four people will be a similar problem for the X6. |
I agree with you about the limited seating, and will be interested to see how popular it becomes. Otherwise I actually see it as practical enough for most people's needs.
We need BMW to remove some of the risk of being an early adopter, none of us are particularly keen on taking a bath and being the only ones buying an X6 so what BMW do over the next few months will be critical to the X6's success. I have said it before and will say it again, if BMW have not entered an X6 in the Paris-Dakar and therefore underlined its dynamic brand quality, then it risks being perceived as merely a (short-lived) fashion choice. I hope they're smarter than that. |
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there are some X5 owners planning to get the X6. |
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Euro launch: May 31 |
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