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BMW X5, SUV
#1548 of 2444 Re: SOS! 2010 ACURA MDX ADV or 2011 BMW X5 35iP [bimmervoy]
by 00boxsters
Jun 28, 2010 (2:01 pm)
I must concur. As a former Acura and Honda owner, I must say that Honda MoCo has the value and utility equation dead to balls. Sadly, they are BORING beyond imagination. At least Lexus can bore me with silence and quality but not Honda/Acura.
I learned (never too late) that being saddled with a boring but handy vehicle that saved me a buck is not worth it. Unless you just start your car and simply drive to where you need to go with no other concern, get the Bimmer.
#1549 of 2444 Acura MDX or BMW X5
by zooma
Jun 29, 2010 (6:02 am)
We went through similar analysis and have ended up ordering the X5 (also Alpine White/Cinnamon) -- can't wait to get it. I have loved my prior two MDXs but just couldn't bare the thought of getting yet another one (imho no other SUVs came close to these two in offering what we wanted at a price we were willing to pay. Also, the new MDXs just didn't have the same luxurious feel that the older models had; the BMW just seems more solid... and fun! I was ready for a change to the sportier ride. We're skipping the third row this time (both MDX and X5 have made them too small to help us out too much these days). Having said all that the MDX priced out about 12000 less and it is still a great car. Perhaps if I hadn't already owned those for the last 10 years.... Good luck.
#1550 of 2444 Re: SOS! 2010 ACURA MDX ADV or 2011 BMW X5 35iP [bimmervoy]
by bimmervoy
Jun 29, 2010 (8:11 am)
CORRECTION: I forgot that we also ordered the 3 pkg's: Cold-Weather+Tech+Convenience ...I guess I thought there were part of the "Premium". I was also considering the "Keyless entry" but my wife didn't care for it - too magical for her ...plus its another Grand.
#1551 of 2444 Re: SOS! 2010 ACURA MDX ADV or 2011 BMW X5 35iP [bimmervoy]
by sunnyvali
Jun 30, 2010 (8:40 pm)
bimmervoy - Is the signature loan available through BMW or you had to go through a CU/Bank? Looks like a great alternative to leasing.
Thanks!
#1552 of 2444 2011 X5 35d offer
by jhabre
Jul 01, 2010 (7:01 am)
I got the following offer for an ordering 2011 X5 35d. Is this a good deal or can I do better? I am in the Philadelphia, PA area.
Packages& Options:
ZPP Premium Package
ZTP Technology Package
ZAP Sport Activity Package
2LE Sport Activity Package 20" Wheel/Tire Upgrade
ZCW Cold Weather Package
ZRC Rear Climate Package
6FL iPod and USB Adapter
456 Multi-contour seats
655 Sirius Satellite Radio w/1 Year Subscription
328 Running Boards
300 Space-Saver Spare Tire
MSRP $65,525
My offer: $61,725 plus taxes, tags as well as floor mats and wheel locks. Deducting the Eco-credit of $4500 brings the price down to $57,225.
Thanks!
#1553 of 2444 The wrong message!
by 18181818
Jul 01, 2010 (9:38 pm)
I finalized a negotiated price of $52,800 without the $4500.00 Credit Option and got the message that is below. Was that right? Do I still have the right to dispute this though it via e-mail? No papers were signed only the price was negotiated via e-mail. I had this experience with two dealer in New Jersey.
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Good Morning!
It's me! Below is the quote that I sent you on the diesel:
2011 BMW X5 xDrive35d
Prem. Pkg. (req. for Technology Pkg.)
Technology Pkg.
Comfort Access
Running Boards
Heated Front Seats
Side-view Camera
ePRICE - $52800.00* tax and mtr. veh. doc. fees (Doc. Fee - $269.00)
*Above quote reflects "Diesel Option Credit" in the amount of $4500.00 good through 6/30/10.
Talk soon!
Drive safely,
Jul 02, 2010 (7:37 am)
I am shopping around for X5 as well. Not sure if I want to order diesel or gasoline.
Even though diesel is expensive, hopefully the extra miles it gives will compensate it but my main concern is the engine sound. How quiet is the diesel when compared to gasoline? I am sure it will be noisier but how bad is it? I have a smaller 2003 3 series and I love it. I am assuming I can expect the same amount of fun in a bigger and newer 2011 X5. Any comments?
I seriously considered MDX with a "value" proposition but I think after driving my 325 for about 5 years, I don't want to try another make.
Thanks in advance.
#1555 of 2444 Re: X5d vs X5 [sjthomas]
by 00boxsters
Jul 02, 2010 (8:34 am)
I love my X5d.
From the inside there is essentially no noise difference, particularly since you get 425ft.lbs of torque and do not need to rev the engine so there is less noise if briskly accelerating.
From the outside there is more noise from the diesel. A gentle clatter but never objectionable. I do not drive from outside the vehicle in any case!
#1556 of 2444 Re: X5d vs X5 [00boxsters]
by sjthomas
Jul 02, 2010 (8:53 am)
Hey 00boxsters,
Thanks for the reply. Any comments on the mpg of diesel?
#1557 of 2444 2011 x5D in CA
by superdog
Jul 07, 2010 (12:24 pm)
Did my deal last week. Forgot to ask if I got the new money factor. I hope this was a good deal and I didn't get ripped. I know it wasn't the lowest... suggestions?
Blue/Oyster leather
Premium Package
Rear Climate Package
Technology Package
Comfort Access keyless entry
Heated front seats
Roof rails
Running boards
Smartphone Integration
iPod and USB adapter
61725 msrp
buy price 53,711 826/month w/taxes rolled in. 1st month and dmv fees out the door.
Was this a good deal?
On a side note...Is anyone having problems with the trunk latch? I read in another board that the x5s were having trunk closing problems... but nothing on here.