Is the SQ7 a go yet?
We have the roof box for vacation. It's pretty much a necessity - or it at least makes life a lot easier. If you have a place to store it when not it use do that. I also have a hard time imagining you'll spend more in out of warranty expenses than in depreciation on another uber-suv. |
To each their own, obviously, but a big SUV seems like overkill for 2 kids. The MDX would be a nice compromise. It's big on the inside without being obnoxiously large on the outside. Very good MPG, great engine, probably very good reliability and resale.
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Yeah, you guys are giving good advice. An MDX totally makes sense except it has a lame engine.
Some additional criteria: must have at least 400hp. I don't care about MPG too much as we only drive about 6K miles a year. SQ7 is apparently unlikely to come to the U.S. or it would be perfect (assuming it would get the v8 from the S6 and S7). |
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There's always the Jeep SRT8 in the x5'ish size realm, or a Cayenne GTS.
I don't begrudge the power requirement, but in this era of the 2.0 turbo you are probably going to have to have some wiggle room. Our x3 with what? 300HP, can get a little "sluggish" when it's loaded down, but it's still faster than 98% of the other stuff on the road. You shouldn't really be racing around with 2 kids in the car anyway. ;) |
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Bren - I agree I should be more flexible but I just absolutely love the engine in our X5. It's ridiculous. |
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Not sure on the timing, but the new X3 will get an M version sources say. |
Wait, why aren't you buying a modelX? (Yep, now it's a Tesla thread.) :lol:
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Hahaha! I guess I should probably just go get another X5. I'm starting to think we drag too much stuff around given some of the responses here.
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