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Re: 2010 BMW 5er (F10): spy pics & info -
01-22-2008, 06:56 AM
Bmer requeste me to do a photoshop with the cs headligts however those dont work, i tried the x6 one and it looks alright. I like this rendering better than the one by huckfeld :P
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Re: 2010 BMW 5er (F10): spy pics & info -
01-22-2008, 03:13 PM
I think there is a misunderstanding here. As far as I know there isn't any official source saying anything about the weight of the F10. 400 kg is only mentioned in Foxfire's post. As you can see below he is just pointing out that the new engine will get even lower consumption when it's fitted in to the F10 because it will be much lighter vehicle than the X6.
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Originally Posted by Foxfire
That engine should have even better fuel economy on the next 5er because it should lose at least 400 kg (around 800 pounds) compared to the X6 and will sit lower.
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Re: 2010 BMW 5er (F10): spy pics & info -
01-22-2008, 07:22 PM
LOL, didn't think my post would cause such a confusion. As bmer said, I was discussing the new V8tt engine's fuel consumption in next gen 5 series as opposed to the only current BMW that is utilizing it - the X6. It is a given that the weight difference between X6 and 5 will continue to be more than 400 kg when configuring the cars with the same engine.