2008 BMW X6 Review
My wife and I had just climbed out of the X6 SUV, one of BMW's newest models, and were walking away from it when she summed up her thoughts on its interesting shape. "It looks like an Aztek," she scoffed, in reference to Pontiac's often-maligned (and now discontinued) SUV. That's sure to make BMW cringe, and while there are some similarities between the two from the outside, there's a lot more to this new BMW than just its looks — though they are among its signature elements.
What else, you ask? Despite its large size, it's a respectable performer thanks to a powerful inline-six engine and taut suspension, and it has a fairly large cargo area when you consider its rakish appearance. That look does make for some compromises elsewhere, though, particularly in terms of visibility and backseat comfort.
I tested the base trim level of the X6, which is called the xDrive35i, and briefly drove the V-8-powered xDrive50i.
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Storing music
General information
Music tracks from CDs/DVDs and USB devices
can be stored in the music collection on a hard
disc in the vehicle and played from there.
Audio CD: tracks are converted into a ...
Switching on/off directly
1. "Settings"
2. "Climate"
3. "Activate parked-car vent."
Switching on/off directly
The symbol on the automatic
climate control
flashes if the system is switc ...
COMFORT
For a balanced tuning with maximum driving stabilization.
Activating COMFORT
Press the button repeatedly
until the
program display in the tachometer
goes out.
In certain situations, the syst ...