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Came across this post. Looks like X7 spy shots here:
BimmerBoost - BimmerBoost spots the 2014 BMW X7 testing |
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Yes, a X7 would be big and bulky and would consume a lot of fuel. It is good that there is a lot of liquid Methane on Europa that will help fuel it. :stickpoke |
Based on the BMW naming process, an X7 would undoubtedly be larger than an X5 - but would it be as large as some of you fear it may be? If we look at Audi, for example, doesn't the Q3 compete with the X3 and the Q5 with the X5 and the Q7 with...the X7? I'd assume the X7 would probably be the same size as the Q7 with a 3rd row seat.
I suppose one could say that the X1 competes with the Q3, the X3 with the Q5 and the X5 with the Q7 ... but are those really accurate comparisons? These wouldn't appear to be in the same class. Or would they? Or are they? Am I wrong about that? Any opinions? |
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X3 is the same weight as the Q5. X5 is slightly lighter than the Q7, 2.7" shorter wheelbase. Those would appear to be the match ups, at least to me. If one needs a (usefull) seven passenger vehicle from Germany, perhaps a MB Sprinter would be a good choice. |
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What you say about the Q7 helps get a better grip on the X7. To make a German SUV larger than a Q7 would really be contrary to logic. A car marginally larger than a Q7 would start to get awfully close to Tahoe territory (albeit not quite as tall or as long; but still - the idea of a "good handling" SUV of that size just doesn't make any sense). I'm with you - if one needs a useful seven-passenger German vehicle, the Sprinter would be the way to go haha. For what it's worth, Sprinters are pretty serious (and capable) machines - especially the ones with the dual real wheel and 4WD setup. There are quite a few privateers who have taken dual-rear-wheel/4WD Sprinters as support trucks on the Dakar over the past few years. |
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