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X1 is better than X3?
I'm thinking trade my 2007 X3 for X1. Is it a good idea?
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Of course not. X1 is big failure (if you want the same car for less, get a Subie Impreza).
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You haven't given the forum much to work with. Why are you looking to trade? What are you looking for? What's your budget?
As for me, I won't trade my X3 for an X1, because the new X1 does not come with a manual transmission. It looks great, and the slightly smaller size fits my needs really well. But it really depends what you want. |
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I don't care for the X1 however if you get one with the 3.5 turbo stuffed in it -- then you have a serious machine! So, if going fast is the object then, yes it is "better" than an X3.:rofl:
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Looks and style are subjective so I wont comment on them.
THE X1 wins at: -better on Gas -will put in a faster lap on a track (which you will 99% never go to) -build quality and reliability slightly improved (although some bits of the interior look cheaper) All the rest is in favour of the X3... |
Plus, remember that the X1 also comes in RWD... that alone shows that it has no soul purpose in life :D
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X1 cant tow anything or I would buy it
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I tow a 5x8 enclosed trailer with my race bikes...about 1500-1700 unbraked pounds
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The unbraked rating is 750 kg, so you're looking at the upper end of it.
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I recently had my 2007 X3 in for service and they gave me an X1 4cyl FWD with sport and technology packages. $42k, no xenons, no heated steering wheel, the transmission is constantly shifting, the annoying start/stop function that defaults to on that I constantly turned off because the car wouldn't start fast enough after I took my foot off the brake. No thanks. The E83 is a better built vehicle--it's more solid, and after driving the X1, makes me deal with the annoying 6sp a little easier.
The 4cyl engine seems good on it's own, but all the other annoyances ruin it. |
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