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BMW 7-Series Powertrain Performance Pros and Cons
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2013 Audi A8 L 3.0T Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh The new (to the A8) boosted six might be down nearly 40 peak horsepower, but it's at least as strong as the displaced V8 at lower rpm (325 lb-ft at 2,900 rpm vs. 328 lb-ft at 3,500 rpm) and has no trouble at all effortlessly accelerating the 4,400-pound car. Power... Comparison vehicle: 2013 BMW 7-Series |
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BMW 750I A Beauty Queen with some flaws... 2007 BMW 7-Series Pros and Cons Member5231 The BMW engines are works of art and run like nothing else out there. Unfortunately the cooling systems, and every external seal and gasket on the engine leak or fail well before 100k miles. If you like a spotless driveway be prepared to pay a lot for seal... |
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2001 BMW 7-Series Pros and Cons A member in California, United States THE NEAR 300 HORSE POWER ENGINE, WITH THE "SPORT" TRANSMISSION ON THIS PARTICULAR MODEL PROVIDES IT WITH QUICK ACCELERATION AND PLENTY OF TORQUE. NOT MANY CARS CAN OUT PERFORM THIS CAR, EVEN THOUGH IT IS TEN YEARS OLD. |
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2004 BMW 7-Series Pros and Cons Member2002 This is more of a luxury car but it has tremendous get up & go when you floor it. The engine makes a very good sounding rumble. The fat torque curve is obvious when accelerating from a stand still and passing on the hiway. |
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