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On a side note, since it too falls into the category of other people's writing.
As with the gallingly heavy Porsche Cayenne SUV, it takes every chassis dynamics trick in the book to make the X6 handle creditably. Which it does, sort of. And yet you never shake the sense of tremendous, ungoverned mass. The thing feels like a neutron star with a steering wheel.
Really, go and read the rest... the guy spared no effort in sharing his unvarnished opinion of this BMW.
mactavish How to deal with certain types of stupidOn a side note, since it too falls into the category of other people's writing.
As with the gallingly heavy Porsche Cayenne SUV, it takes every chassis dynamics trick in the book to make the X6 handle creditably. Which it does, sort of. And yet you never shake the sense of tremendous, ungoverned mass. The thing feels like a neutron star with a steering wheel.
Really, go and read the rest... the guy spared no effort in sharing his unvarnished opinion of this BMW.
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Date: 2008-07-30 02:24 am (UTC)See, you have to think like a Walton to see their point...
I laughed my ass off at the Beemer review. His rating the Camry 'zero-Kelvin' in image and performance was a hoot.