BMW X5 Review
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Vehicle performance |
Least favorite feature: |
the price |
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experience it |
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Today, I test drove an X5 just to satisfy my wife, thinking that I was going to purchase another Lexus. Boy, was I sorry! There was a noticeable difference in the BMW's performance, handling and overall appeal. The 2001 V6 model has a very smooth and quiet ride while offering surprising power. I had fun changing from the automatic-to-clutchless manual-transmission for a sportier drive. The rich looking wood grain accents the interior nicely. There are plenty of other luxuries as well as many practical features such as independent temperature controls for driver and passengers; special sun guards on rear windows; rear seat cup holders and many more. Most impressive is BMW's special detail to safety - six airbags wrap you in tender loving care. The X5 is an |
Also considered: |
2000 Lexus RX 300
2000 Mercedes-Benz M
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| About This Reviewer... |
Email address: |
Tomtobasco@aol.com |
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MTGY, Alabama |
Other vehicles owned: |
1999 Lexus ES 300
1999 Ford Escort
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Review submitted: |
April 29, 2000 |
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