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Fooman @ Feb 20th 2008 4:43PM
the X3 or RDX for the engine alone...
You know the VQ engine has been a Wards ten best engine for over 10 years (at least since 1995?) While the m54 in the b30 and b25 trim that the x3 has only made the list as the m54b30 in 2001-2003.
Of course the rdx has 2.4 liter turbo 4... and hits 60 in just under 7 seconds... Well you do the math on what this engine feels like.. I will tell you it rhymes with bog...
You want more room and less power but the same amount of gizmos get the rdx. If you want something with a Roundel and will end up not liking get the x3. Trust me I have driven all of them. I am a BMW guy but the x3 is ridiculous for the price.
A47 @ Feb 21st 2008 1:15AM
The RDX only hits 0-60 in under 7 seconds with brake torque, otherwise it's about 7.5.