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Rashid.bk · 22 June 2015, 05:53 AM

Just bought a 2012 X5 diesel and what a machine. For it's size it pulls pretty damn good, but not a performance machine like the X5M however it doesn't drive like a truck, it feels like a car which is pretty incredible.
I bought it for family trips so the diesel payed huge dividends in gas mileage(29-30mpg) and we just drove it to California and and back to Texas and it was a dream on the road. 90 mph felt like 40 and pulling past big rigs and idiots on the road ways was a breeze.

Between the SRT and X5M I'd choose the BMW every time without one hesitation, it really is on another level.
Consider the X6M also, that thing is a beast as well with sedan like lap times around the 'ring and 0-60, plus I think it looks much better of the two.

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22 June 2015, 05:53 AM	#16
Rashid.bk "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Dallas Watch: 12800ft = 3900m Posts: 11,173	Just bought a 2012 X5 diesel and what a machine. For it's size it pulls pretty damn good, but not a performance machine like the X5M however it doesn't drive like a truck, it feels like a car which is pretty incredible. I bought it for family trips so the diesel payed huge dividends in gas mileage(29-30mpg) and we just drove it to California and and back to Texas and it was a dream on the road. 90 mph felt like 40 and pulling past big rigs and idiots on the road ways was a breeze. Between the SRT and X5M I'd choose the BMW every time without one hesitation, it really is on another level. Consider the X6M also, that thing is a beast as well with sedan like lap times around the 'ring and 0-60, plus I think it looks much better of the two.

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