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Originally Posted by i001947
I currently drives a 2007 Chevy Tahoe and a 2013 BMW M3. Both I love for what they are great at doing. My Tahoe is my DD, kids, hobbies, Home Depot, etc. My M3 is the weekend toy.
I'm looking to buy a used X5 to soften the weekly driving adjustments of going from a M3 on the weekends to the Tahoe during the week days.
Lately, I find myself driving too fast in my Tahoe and too slow in My M3. Additionally, it would be not to re-learn the differences in manufacturers radio, transmission, nav, windows, door locks keys etc.
I know, poor me.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by serge1
2013. Plenty of warranty left (timewise), all kinks and glitches worked out (to some extent, it being a BMW some things never get fixed).
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I just purchased a CPO 35d produced 3/2010. If I knew better at the time, I would have waited for an 2011 LCI with the right price/milage.
Either way I'm super happy with my "truck".
