BMW X series, what kind of drivers?

[Anonymous]

I am trying to figure that one out. If BMW is an ultimate driving machine then it would mean that a person must love fast and responsive car and fast driving in general. However if you consider that SUVs aside from the small ones are not meant for speed driving but for carrying more people then why do you need all that "ultimation" in it. Furthermore, even if the performance and speed is the priority of an X series driver, then where in heaven they go to have a load of that medicine? Have we all seen DC metro area roads? Nothing here is worthy of a car that to wooooooooosh.
Nothing much also is straight enough nor long enough nor empty enough to go wooooooooooosh and vrooooooooooom for a very long time.
So while we are mostly living in the famous stop and go traffic, what good is it to have a car that looks like all the wooshes and vrooms but
go pat pat all the time? Is it all about that little round circle with the two tone color with three little letters? Owning BMW and riding it on our roads must be bit disappointing and expensive to that. It is like having a racing horse and plowing a field with it no?

[Anonymous]

Whut?

[Anonymous]

Everyone is different. Various reasons. Ours is not to wonder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everyone is different. Various reasons. Ours is not to wonder.

Maybe you are right. But how do you stop wondering from happening?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whut?

Okay.. just for you.. slowly and in pictures..

You want to feel like thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssss..




but 60K later you end up feeling more like thisssssssssssssss…

[Anonymous]

Your assumptions are odd.

[Anonymous]

You know BMW is not an ultimate driving machine, that is just their slogan, right? Like, sometimes companies try to sell you stuff though tricky means. I think you got confused by it. Tricky Germans got you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You know BMW is not an ultimate driving machine, that is just their slogan, right? Like, sometimes companies try to sell you stuff though tricky means. I think you got confused by it. Tricky Germans got you.

But this is a good thing, Ja?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You know BMW is not an ultimate driving machine, that is just their slogan, right? Like, sometimes companies try to sell you stuff though tricky means. I think you got confused by it. Tricky Germans got you.

But this is a good thing, Ja?

Say what?

[Anonymous]

Ja = Yes in German.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ja = Yes in German.

What?

[Anonymous]

Just saying that if they call it an ultimate driving machine that means it is good. So if this is a slogan and they make us buy them, this is good too isn't it?

as in .. Ja?

[Anonymous]

X driver here. I didn't get it for speed, I got it for responsiveness. The car seems to be synchronized to me. It's great, only maintenance required are oil changes,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:X driver here. I didn't get it for speed, I got it for responsiveness. The car seems to be synchronized to me. It's great, only maintenance required are oil changes,

I agree, people respond to it all right.. My friend who drives one says that people show him finger all the time totally undeserving since he is careful and courteous driver but this must be something other drivers experienced or something.. .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:X driver here. I didn't get it for speed, I got it for responsiveness. The car seems to be synchronized to me. It's great, only maintenance required are oil changes,

I really like the looks of BMW SUV's. Just a nice car.