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Old 03-06-2020, 05:51 PM   #31
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Well actually you said if Bevsta is into badge snobbery go for the BMW. So pretty ridiculous.

Forgot to mention the economy. The BMW will drink way less than the Prado and have a heap more power in reserve. A Prado may be reliable (pre DPF). But they are slow and sloppy to drive which Bevsta obviously wants to move on from. If he is happy to spend more on maintenance to keep that BMW happy and reliable (which they are capable of being believe it or not) then he is definitely not a snob for buying one as you made out. Get what makes you happy. Not everyone wants boring.
Yep. My dad had a Prado a few years ago and holy hell they are an absolute boat on the road. Bloody average to drive. An X5 would be light years ahead. And you don't get stuck with diesel engine tech that is a few generations behind like you do with a Toyota diesel.
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My biggest gripe with some of the euros is the functionality of all the interior stuffs - had an Audi S3 for a while and navigating the ICE is a pain in the **** with the wheel dials, corner buttons etc.

Wife is driving an X3 at the moment temporarily and same thing.. that stupid gear shifter, buttons to navigate the screen etc - these things come across as being unnecessarily hard when comparing to more traditional cars.

Possibly wouldn't stop me buying one, but I'd want to make sure that its pros outweighed some of those cons..
I wont deny it will take some getting used to.. no touch screen & indicators on the LHS etc
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Yep. My dad had a Prado a few years ago and holy hell they are an absolute boat on the road. Bloody average to drive. An X5 would be light years ahead. And you don't get stuck with diesel engine tech that is a few generations behind like you do with a Toyota diesel.
The grande's & Kakadu's with adjustable suspension do make that a lot better. but yes chalk & Cheese.

we only ever did a few 4WD trips too
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My comment is no more ridiculous than yours.He asked a question about our thoughts on the BMW.My opinion is that BMWs are among the most unreliable and expensive to maintain vehicles out there.Sure they may drive very well but that is not much value if the damn thing won’t start or decides to stop part way into a trip,then costs 5k to get it fixed.Someone said ONLY $700 for a service,geez I can get a non Euro serviced for $2-300
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for example Ford can charge $975 for a 90,000kms service on a Territory..
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I wont deny it will take some getting used to.. no touch screen & indicators on the LHS etc
Pretty sure it will be touch screen. Mine is....Although slightly newer than the one you are looking at i can't imagine it wouldn't be touch screen.

Having said that, once you get used to the Idrive controller, you won't want to use the touch screen anyway. Very easy and intuitive to use.

As for fuel economy, BMW claim 4.6 l/100km freeway consumption for mine. In eco pro mode, i can do the run from home to office on Hume Hwy (70km each way) and bring it down to 3.9. Absolutely amazing.

Have managed 1285km on 65 litres of fuel - extra urban. works out at about 5l/100km.

X5 will be a tad more, but its still a lot better than the Prado.
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Yep. My dad had a Prado a few years ago and holy hell they are an absolute boat on the road. Bloody average to drive. An X5 would be light years ahead. And you don't get stuck with diesel engine tech that is a few generations behind like you do with a Toyota diesel.
If you are 100% on road then the BMW will kill the Prado...but...have fun off roading or some medium tracks in a X5.

Our Prado doesnt have some stuff that even a basic bloody corolla gets, infotaintment is crap, no auto headlights etc.

Yes the Prado is a boat, but who actually raves about the way their 4x4 or SUV handles in the mountains...its fit for purpose.
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You might need a reality check, click the link below.
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for example Ford can charge $975 for a 90,000kms service on a Territory..
I wasn’t referring to special servces,only regular 10-15k services. Have heard of 100,000 services costing a lot more than $975 if the vehicle needs brake discs and wheel alignment,timing belt etc.A regular servce on my wifes I30 diesel is around $160-180, but if she were silly enough to take it to the rip off dealer the cost would be over$300 for exactly the same job,still a long way off the prices others are quoting.
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If you are 100% on road then the BMW will kill the Prado...but...have fun off roading or some medium tracks in a X5.

Our Prado doesnt have some stuff that even a basic bloody corolla gets, infotaintment is crap, no auto headlights etc.

Yes the Prado is a boat, but who actually raves about the way their 4x4 or SUV handles in the mountains...its fit for purpose.
All well and good if you never leave the dirt. But 95% of them would be lucky to even see a gravel road.

But that also goes for most 4x4's. But at least some of them are getting quite car like to drive. The Prado isn't one of them.
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We've never owned an X5 but we've had 3 3 series over the last 10 or so years.
First was my wifes 320 diesel wagon that we bought as an ex demo and kept for 5 years. The car was serviced and maintained and never a problem during ownership. It drove as good as new after 5 years.
I'm on my second i6 petrol 3 series after the first was stolen. Both with DSG gear boxes and both regularly taken to the track, with this latest often doing 2 track days a month with the added load of using slick tyres. Not a single problem to report.
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Deal is done! it now sits in our garage, sad to see the Prado go but we definitely got our moneys worth from it.
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The only thing I'm a bit dubious about is the Tyres.
The brand is SafeRich you guessed it from China LOL
I checked around and the company is no longer..
but they are a good looking tyre and Grip well
So they can stay there for now
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Nice work bevsta. Let us know how it goes once you get to know it a bit better.
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The only thing I'm a bit dubious about is the Tyres.
The brand is SafeRich you guessed it from China LOL
I checked around and the company is no longer..
but they are a good looking tyre and Grip well
So they can stay there for now
Just run them till you think they no longer feel safe or the indicators say time for new rubber.

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Deal is done! it now sits in our garage, sad to see the Prado go but we definitely got our moneys worth from it.
Great! congrats.

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I don't know, but I drove a 2018 X3 xdrive 20d today. And yesterday.



It's only ever been back to BMW for regular servicing, and while it's eaten it's tyres a little quicker than I'd prefer, it's a bit of weapon for the 'pov' spec it kind of is.



Still got a year of warranty on it, I hope my brother gets a decent penny for it when he sells it. T'was dad's car, and I wish he still needed it. I'd trade the nice drive for dad any day.



Performance wise, it craps all over our 2015 X-Trail. Comfort and safety wise, flips the argument on it's head, the X-Trail just has more 'stuff' and will do a 4 hour drive and let you out at the other end no worse for wear. The BMW, not so much, although the i-drive stuff is very, very good. Nissan less so for 'gimmickry', but that stuff also works pretty well all things considered.



What can I say, the Nissan is a better family bus, the BMW a nicer thing to be in if kids and dogs aren't part of the equation.



I do hope it won't let you down, as I've got more than a few stories of that happening, usually just before the current BMW becomes the ex-BMW.



Head gasket on the first 528i. Trans failure on the second 528i. Complete ECU failure on 530i #3 (with teeny tiny but very vocal V8) . #4 got traded in for the current one.

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I don't know, but I drove a 2018 X3 xdrive 20d today. And yesterday.



It's only ever been back to BMW for regular servicing, and while it's eaten it's tyres a little quicker than I'd prefer, it's a bit of weapon for the 'pov' spec it kind of is.



Still got a year of warranty on it, I hope my brother gets a decent penny for it when he sells it. T'was dad's car, and I wish he still needed it. I'd trade the nice drive for dad any day.



Performance wise, it craps all over our 2015 X-Trail. Comfort and safety wise, flips the argument on it's head, the X-Trail just has more 'stuff' and will do a 4 hour drive and let you out at the other end no worse for wear. The BMW, not so much, although the i-drive stuff is very, very good. Nissan less so for 'gimmickry', but that stuff also works pretty well all things considered.



What can I say, the Nissan is a better family bus, the BMW a nicer thing to be in if kids and dogs aren't part of the equation.



I do hope it won't let you down, as I've got more than a few stories of that happening, usually just before the current BMW becomes the ex-BMW.



Head gasket on the first 528i. Trans failure on the second 528i. Complete ECU failure on 530i #3 (with teeny tiny but very vocal V8) . #4 got traded in for the current one.

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Sorry I'm not sure I can take you advice
I haven't driven the Povo pack X3, or the 2015 x trail but highly doubt the nissan rides better
528i was first released the 1980s maybe 90s? its old blowing headgaskets will be from poor maintenance
530i from what I recall was never a V8.

regardless I have a 2016 X5
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Google 'image hosting'. There is a few around similar to what Photobucket used to freely offer.

Imgur is a popular one if I recall?
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All well and good if you never leave the dirt. But 95% of them would be lucky to even see a gravel road.

But that also goes for most 4x4's. But at least some of them are getting quite car like to drive. The Prado isn't one of them.
Agreed a X5 would hardly ever get dirty, so it is an odd cross shop. It would be like comparing a Territory to an Everest, they have different objectives.

Bevsta007 Congrats, I was behind a X5 the other day and couldnt help but notice the tyre package on it, holy hell it was massive with some camber aswell.
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The BWM wouldn’t have been intended to be offroad but rather a cold climate vehicle where icy roads would be the norm for a few months of the year.
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Agreed a X5 would hardly ever get dirty, so it is an odd cross shop. It would be like comparing a Territory to an Everest, they have different objectives.

Bevsta007 Congrats, I was behind a X5 the other day and couldnt help but notice the tyre package on it, holy hell it was massive with some camber aswell.
Funny enough I actually got it pretty dirty at my mates farm on the weekend, felt very precise on some skinny country roads
I agree its more of a car but uses electronics to make it very off road capable

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Believe what you want, the X-Trail is what anyone who's been in both it and the X3 would pick on a long drive and the the 2010 dad had before it was awful. Handling and comfort are 2 completely different things, and there's no way the Nissan would keep up with either of the X3 we've had on any kind of road.



Funny enough, the X3 isn't really the Povo pack, not even slightly, but you keep making all the assumptions you want to. Ok? Dad just decided to do without some options that I would have added and because of that it's lacking compared to the Nissan we have, in more than a few areas. The Nissan is JDM not the Oz market one. Completely different animal.



The 530i V8? M60B30.



Enjoy your X5, I'm sure it'll be great.



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Believe what you want, the X-Trail is what anyone who's been in both it and the X3 would pick on a long drive and the the 2010 dad had before it was awful. Handling and comfort are 2 completely different things, and there's no way the Nissan would keep up with either of the X3 we've had on any kind of road.



Funny enough, the X3 isn't really the Povo pack, not even slightly, but you keep making all the assumptions you want to. Ok? Dad just decided to do without some options that I would have added and because of that it's lacking compared to the Nissan we have, in more than a few areas. The Nissan is JDM not the Oz market one. Completely different animal.



The 530i V8? M60B30.



Enjoy your X5, I'm sure it'll be great.



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funny thing the 530i change to a V8 in 1992 and kept the same badge.

anyway I'm not comparing either to an X5 LOL
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