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04-06-2009, 03:41 PM
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 | Umm .. well I agree with 80% of his thoughts , but the one we get here apprantely is not the sport package one (with no Active roll stabilization) only IAS .. hence it feels softer than the outgoing model. And some of the new gadgets are not my thing, lane departure warning feels like a PS3 joystick  Last time i drove the 750 it allowed me for a small drift in Sport+ mode, I then recognized that the traction is not fully off in that mode, limited wheel spin |
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