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    Quote Originally Posted by Buller_Scott View Post
    bmw are changing a fair bit recently i guess. once upon a time they wouldnt dare have a non rwd M car but look what happened with that x6 M urban assault vehicle....
    You had to go and mention the X6 didnt you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buller_Scott View Post
    bmw are changing a fair bit recently i guess. once upon a time they wouldnt dare have a non rwd M car but look what happened with that x6 M urban assault vehicle....

    and im sorry, but the new 5 series looks so emotionless and "check me out im the almost-boardroom kid". the differences between this and its predecessor remind me of the first time i saw the new lexus's released (except for the i.s.)
    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
    You had to go and mention the X6 didnt you
    Hahaha...once again, if you look at them long enough they start to look ok.

    I drove an X6M today. Weapon.
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    I like X6M's how'd it drive? In which scenario did you find it available to you Mickey?

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    In the scenario of me washing it and making it look presentable for the showroom I'm a detailer at bmw..lol...''detailer''

    i didn't drive it more than a few hundred metres but when i put my foot down it went fast and sounded good..not much more i can say really!

    It reminds me of a Scarab Beetle...
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    my biggest question in regards to the x6 is this.
    what purpose does it serve? other than its less practical and looks ridiculous why would you buy one over an X5?

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    None! They just invented it and put it on the market - and funnily enough, people actually bought them!

    I lols at that.
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    I always imagined they were used for committing murders, at least thats what I would use a completely blacked out one for...maybe the odd wedding and high school formal too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
    my biggest question in regards to the x6 is this.
    what purpose does it serve? other than its less practical and looks ridiculous why would you buy one over an X5?
    which is why i'll never have a car like a skyline or a silvia or supra etc etc... i respect jap for sure, but why have a daily that takes up x square meters and yet skimp on usable space?

    but back to the x6... perhaps its bmw's response to audi's q5/7 and their whole "check out our elevated body and suv practicality, AND the tapered roofline of a sporty lower profile coupe...." thing that they've got going? atleast that's what i read in some audi literature...

    its horse ****e and ugly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by balkanac View Post
    I never liked the E60. It alvays reminds me of japanese car for some reason. E39 is IMO the best looking 5 series and i wouldnt mind a nice 540I sport. M5 would be ideal but maintenance would be a killer
    x2 loving the E39 and 540i.... Such a nice car!
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    E39 m5 ute

    Quote Originally Posted by GoLfMan View Post
    x2 loving the E39 and 540i.... Such a nice car!
    What about Stuart Appleby's E39 M5 Ute conversion??

    http://www.bmwblog.com/2008/10/09/bm...te-conversion/

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