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night87 Jul 15, 2010 03:39 AM

2011 BMW X3 (F25)
 
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GENERAL:
-To be produced in Spartanburg, South Carolina BMW plant
-Expected to arrive in US BMW dealers by end of 2010
-Compared to first generation X3: 0.5 inches (12mm) taller, 3.36 inches (83mm) longer, 1.1 inches (28mm) wider, 0.5 inch (12mm) more ground clearance. Wheelbase is 0.6 inches (15mm) longer - at 110.6 inches (2810mm).

INTERIOR & TECHNOLOGY:
-Fourth generation iDrive / navigation
-8.8 inch. high-resolution trans-reflective screen
-BMW ConnectedDrive with Internet Access, HUD, Reverse Camera (incl. Top View)
-Increased elbow and legroom from first generation X3.
-Measured cargo volume between 19 and 56.6 cu.ft. (550 and 1,600 liters) -Fold down rear seats (60:40 split ratio)

ENGINES:
xDrive28i
-3.0L inline 6-cylinder (N52 motor)
-Magnesium/aluminum construction, valvetronic variable valve lift / double VANOS
-240hp @ 6600rpm
-230 lb-ft torque between 2600-3000rpm
-0-60mph in 6.7 secs (preliminary quote)
-Auto Start Stop Function

xDrive35i
-3.0L inline 6-cylinder (N55 motor), direct injection, twin scroll turbo and valvetronic
-300hp @ 5800rpm
-300 lb-ft torque between 1200-5000rpm
-7000rpm redline
-0-60mph in 5.5 secs (preliminary quote)
-150mph Top Speed (with optional sport package)
-Auto Start Stop Function

TRANSMISSION:
-8-speed automatic transmission
-Taller cruising gears to increase fuel efficiency

SUSPENSION / xDrive:
-Third generation xDrive intelligent all-wheel drive
-Integrated Chassis Management system
-Normal torque split is 40% front / 60% rear
-Torque transmitted to the front wheels is controlled by a multi-disc clutch that can be fully open (100% to the rear), fully engaged or at any level of partial engagement in between.
-Double-joint spring-strut suspension at front / multi-link rear suspension
-Servotronic speed-sensitive power steering
-Optional Electronic Damping Control (EDC) adjusts shock absorbers to varying firmness levels
-Optional Driving Dynamics Control (DDC) selector (incl. with EDC) allows three drive settings - Normal, Sport, and Sport Plus
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More info can be found here:
http://x3.xbimmers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=408177

hotbox05 Jul 15, 2010 05:22 AM

I'm totally not into it but it looks nice and I'm sure will sell to lots of 30 something upper middle class women.

Sciond Jul 16, 2010 11:49 PM

if they weren't so over priced I would be considering it....we are looking at $40-55,000 CUV's and there are just better choices out there than BMW

highvoltage1 Jul 17, 2010 10:03 PM

Looks nice but overpriced on the ride and overpriced on the maintenance. It makes me mad how they are taking the at home handyman out of things today.

Sciond Jul 18, 2010 12:34 AM

so far we are leaning towards the Q5

hotbox05 Jul 18, 2010 02:29 AM

You're in a hyundai think tank and are going to buy a Japanese product?

I don;t see the point in a small premium suv, I get the premium compact concept but small premium suv eh,...... again I get small suv's but the combo is a bit odd.

I guess 40-55k would just go in an entirely different direction for me.

Sciond Jul 18, 2010 04:33 AM

yes I am being a former Sonata owner...and the Q5 is not small it about the same size as my Murano...
wait until you have kids you may change your position

CXTKRS1 Jul 18, 2010 09:16 AM

Why not just get a full frame SUV like a Tahoe for the money if it is for DD use? A friend of mine drives an X3 daily to school and work and while it is a great little CUV it still half asses everything it does. Off road performance is meh and on street performance will always be weak because of the fact it is a CUV and not a car.

StreetStarsTc Jul 18, 2010 09:53 AM

love it compared to the old x3 but i do love me the x6m :drool:

Sciond Jul 18, 2010 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by CXTKRS1 (Post 3630220)
Why not just get a full frame SUV like a Tahoe for the money if it is for DD use? A friend of mine drives an X3 daily to school and work and while it is a great little CUV it still half asses everything it does. Off road performance is meh and on street performance will always be weak because of the fact it is a CUV and not a car.

can't get around gm quality on some vehicles....I want roo, handling, luxury and styling...wrapped in a reliable package

highvoltage1 Jul 18, 2010 09:00 PM

If i had the money to get a smaller sporty suv it would be the Infiniti! So sexy!!

Sciond Jul 18, 2010 11:10 PM


Originally Posted by highvoltage1 (Post 3630431)
If i had the money to get a smaller sporty suv it would be the Infiniti! So sexy!!

agreed our other choice is the EX35

RusWolf Jul 19, 2010 03:57 AM

Q5 is definately a sexy looking little machine... I'd rock it..

06sciontcnda704 Jul 19, 2010 05:53 AM

wow overpriced same interior and center console as all 3 series,m3,z4m, and etc lol and lets not even talk about maintenance or cost to own bmw fell off after the e36 m3

Sciond Jul 19, 2010 09:39 PM


Originally Posted by RusWolf (Post 3630722)
Q5 is definately a sexy looking little machine... I'd rock it..

yeah if it came in a TDi it would be in my driveway already

AAG Jul 19, 2010 10:14 PM


Originally Posted by Sciond (Post 3630317)
can't get around gm quality on some vehicles....I want roo, handling, luxury and styling...wrapped in a reliable package

This isnt the 80s and 90s, GM is making some very good vehicles as of late. And BMWs are over priced, you can get more car for the money going with a Japanese or even American counterpart.

The only way Id go BMW is if I were to lease, out of warranty BMW = too much risk.

Sciond Jul 20, 2010 12:15 AM


Originally Posted by AAG (Post 3631351)
This isnt the 80s and 90s, GM is making some very good vehicles as of late. And BMWs are over priced, you can get more car for the money going with a Japanese or even American counterpart.

The only way Id go BMW is if I were to lease, out of warranty BMW = too much risk.

key word is SOME.....their quality is still not there....BMW is overpriced


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