XSeries-forum

Why is a new car required?  :blink: surely your current X5 has many more miles left in it?

It will be three years old and I change at three years.

I have only completed 10,000 miles. I know it does not make sense, however I can so I will.

I have looked at the Porsche but it is some 60 bhp down on the 40d and more money.

I asked the question because I may have been missing something.

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It will be three years old and I change at three years.

I have only completed 10,000 miles. I know it does not make sense, however I can so I will.

I have looked at the Porsche but it is some 60 bhp down on the 40d and more money.

I asked the question because I may have been missing something.
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Fair enough, your money your choice Having only purchased 2 new BMW's out of 8 over the last 11 years or so (Only because the spec wasn't available in the UK on 1 and the new deal was better than used on the other) I would struggle to ever buy new. The depreciation is just mind blowing these days  :blink: and to chage after just 10k just seems crazy, sure the things not even run in

If you are keen on the X5 then wait for the new one. Pay to tax, insure and MOT your current one and wait.

All IMHO of course  ::)

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It will be three years old and I change at three years.

I have only completed 10,000 miles. I know it does not make sense, however I can so I will.

I have looked at the Porsche but it is some 60 bhp down on the 40d and more money.

I asked the question because I may have been missing something.
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You are missing something, the cayenne diesel S is 300bhp too

If money no object as you imply then that is where my money would be going!