BMW M-diesel
#3
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First, that will never make it over here as it has the double kiss of death(diesel AND wagon). Then, I agree with Kevin, I want AWD. But it's probably the BMW I'd most like to have. Maybe an X5M with the same motor?
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Defending the Border
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Me likey! If you are any kind of a home owner or outdoors-man, you will appreciate a wagon -- and that metric ***-tonne of hauling comes at 44+mpg.
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#9
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I have an X5 diesel and love it. Great for towing my boat. Found out on a highway in MT that the US version limited to 135 mph.
#11
Three Wheelin'
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I have a 3.0 CRD in my Grand Cherokee and get mid 20's highway and high teens city. It can also tow 7,500 lbs too. I did have a student with a 335d I was instructing and that car was very fast as there was gobs of torque to push you out of corners.
#14
I really like my S4 Avant but the V8 gives me 20 mpg. Doesn't matter what I do or how I drive it. It gets 20 mpg. I'd love a turbodiesel wagon with the same or better performance. I'll admit I am also a fan of AWD...
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Bannana Shine
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Very very cool.
Not sure about this "most powerful engine of its kind", though. Audi had a 6.0L V12 twin turbo diesel that put out something like 500 horsepower and 740 torques! Up until recently, that was more torque than you could get (stock) from any of the American diesel pickups, and it's STILL far more horsepower. They should have put that engine in an A8 (or if truly insane, and A6 Avant).
Not sure about this "most powerful engine of its kind", though. Audi had a 6.0L V12 twin turbo diesel that put out something like 500 horsepower and 740 torques! Up until recently, that was more torque than you could get (stock) from any of the American diesel pickups, and it's STILL far more horsepower. They should have put that engine in an A8 (or if truly insane, and A6 Avant).