Bof, apart from grilling two tires, it doesn't hurt him very much ...Remundo wrote:[...] this is what the idiots do with it:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xubv6_ ... aitee_auto
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A bit cheeky still drifting around the bend at about 1:45 ...
Bof, apart from grilling two tires, it doesn't hurt him very much ...Remundo wrote:[...] this is what the idiots do with it:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xubv6_ ... aitee_auto
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Woodcutter wrote:A bit cheeky still drifting around the bend at about 1:45 ...
Woodcutter wrote:I am sorry, but your cable lining is completely unjustified because BMW is the manufacturer who must have the lowest values of consumption compared to the level of range where it is located ...Flytox wrote:[...]
[Mode = I'm farting a cable On]
The BMW X6 ActiveHybrid is a stew.
BMW does not want its hybridization to serve an ecological "cause"!
BMW is an aging brand even outdated!, Spread the word
[Mode = I'm farting an OFF cable]
It is the only one, for example, to be able to leave diesel sedans in "C" categories (less than 130 g CO2 / km) with 180 hp ...
So okay, BMW is not really in the "small green car" but this does not prevent their efforts are very meritorious and could serve as an example ...
An example: with equivalent motor the Mini D consumes about 20% less than 207 ... Who should be cited as an example? Who is an aging brand?
Obsolete? But why then, great gods?Flytox wrote:[...]
Speaking of large cars, which are their spearhead, it is true that BMW knows how to make excellent engines ... obsolete. With yields to make the competition to the powers that we never use pale ... If they do not change the rifle and their way of seeing the future, it would not surprise me that they die in a few years. But this is only a point of view
Obsolete? But why then, great gods?
Confessed, I see what you mean ...Flytox wrote:Hello WoodcutterObsolete? But why then, great gods?
Obsolete because I suppose / "hope" that the big car market has collapsed in the medium term under the weight of pollution regulations, the increase in fuel prices and the crisis. To achieve consumption performance, sooner or later they will have to reduce the size of the wing, finally making smaller and much less powerful engines, adapted to regulated speeds and to the city ...
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