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One town looks to stretch the definition of the annual Woodward Dream Cruise, and bring a little future into this annual nostalgia drip.
BMW and Fiat promise to consider working together.
BMW wonders: Do cars really need a metal skin? Their GINA concept, on display at the BMW Museum, asks us to consider the possibilities.
BMW wonders: Do cars really need a metal skin? Their GINA concept, on display at the BMW Museum, asks us to consider the possibilities.
  • May 30, 2008
  • Acura, Awards, BMW, Buick
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  • Comments Off on BMW X3, Acura RDX, and Buick Enclave Win AutoPacific 2008 Vehicle Satisfaction Award in the Luxury Crossover SUV Segment

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In the 2008 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards’ crowded Luxury Crossover SUV Segment, the BMW X3 bested tough competition to rise to the top. With a well-established Reputation, good Handling, and highly rated Safety Features, the X3 impressed owners, who also rated Overall Quality very high, along with All Weather Traction and Feeling of Safety While Driving.
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Acura’s RDX was in the top rank of Luxury Crossover SUVs in the 2008 Vehicle Satisfaction Awards. Owners gave high marks to its Innovative Technology and Audio System. Driver’s Seat Visibility also scored very high, as did Handling. With a 240-horsepower, turbocharged engine, the RDX also scored very well in the Power and Acceleration department.
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Buick Enclave owners placed the vehicle in the top rank of the Luxury [...]

AutoPacific's annual Vehicle Satisfaction Awards have been announced. These awards are chosen directly by vehicle owners, with no input from the researchers.
In a town where most tans and purchased and delivered indoors, BMW offered the US release of the outdoor Ultimate Tanning Machine, the M3 Convertible. The highest revving engine BMW has ever built.
The new coupe and sedan will arrive in showrooms this week. In preparation, enjoy this typically fun English video review of the M3.
The 1 Series doesn’t feel smaller than a 3 Series when you sit in it. The seats and interior are typical BMW: well designed, excellent fit and finish, and with a design style that makes the driver feel in control, even when standing still.
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