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17 messages, Last post on May 01, 2009 at 3:37 PM
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I just got my X6 last weekend wanted to post my initial impressions. I was driving a 2004 545i sport package, so going to the X6 was a big jump. My initial impression so far is that I like the fit and finish of the interior and the exterior is great. While it's not quite as fast as my 545, it has plenty of power to move this somewhat heavy vechicle. The two shortcomings that I have noticed so far are no handle above the drivers and passengar doors, the nav screen is very hard to read in daylight with sun glasses on.
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Replying to: pakman4 (Jun 02, 2008 9:43 am) Anyway congrats. |
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Replying to: pakman4 (Jun 02, 2008 9:43 am) |
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BMW X6's trick ZF-engineered chassis/driveline (Straightline)
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Replying to: steve_ (Jun 16, 2008 12:00 pm) Is this the x6 inline 6 or the v8 which can outcornet a 911 and quicker than a 550i through the slalom?
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Replying to: bmlexus (Jun 16, 2008 2:20 pm) |
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Iwant to share my first ever BMW driving experience. I test drove the x6 inline6 I can't explain how satisfy I was. The handing was amazing as well as the acceleration. The interior was great like every BMW. I can't describe in words how special I felt while driving the car was fully equipped with all the options including active steering and 20 inch wheels. I don't know why would some1 choose the v8 the inline 6 was more than fast enough for me 0 to 60 came in less than 6.4sec it felt even faster |
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I'm amazed that you guys think the X6 is larger than the X5?? I've seen them at my dealer in Fairfield County CT, and that car looks bigger than the X3, but slightly smaller than the X5. How could it possibly weight 5,000 PDS??? Anyone that can afford an $80,000 car -- more power to you guys. It's the epitome of only one thing: ostentation. Period. Simple as that, and I'm a devoted BMW owner. People look at someone driving that vehicle, and say, how much money does he make, in a way they don't comment on the 5 series, or really any other BMW model. My two cents. Gardis CT
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I've had the X6 for nearly a year, and while I generally love it, I've been having a recurring problem that the dealer hasn't been able to figure out. When I first start the car in the morning (between 5 and 6 am -- this may be important), my navigation screen will be blank. Even if I turn the car off and on again, several times, the screen won't appear until after I've driven, parked for a while, then return to drive, again. However if I turn on the car at around 7 or later, the screen will start up normally, which is why I wonder if this might be temperature related. Now, it's not exactly cold here in San Diego, but early morning temps can be pretty low  . BMW dealer hasn't been able to figure it out; it's with them for the second time for this problem right now, over one week each time. I'm searching here for a solution because we had a problem with a Prius that also only occurred first thing early in the morning. Toyota couldn't figure it out, either. I learned from a Forum that people on the east coast had had similar problems and the culprit was the water pump. I asked Toyota to check that, and they told me that both water pumps were on the verge of failing and that the car wasn't safe to drive until they were replaced. So, any similar problems, or ideas?
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