|
+1 for the Wagon.
I may get lots of flame for this, but frankly I don't understand why would anyone buy an SUV/SAV from BMW, unless he drives regularly on some really bad roads. Mind you, that doesn't also include off-road, where the BMW X1/X3/X5/X6 family is actually quite poor at.
If one needs space, that's where the BMW station wagon (or Touring) shows its value. Don't confuse the Touring with the fugly Grand Turismo...
The Tourings give you the traditional BMW driving feeling, plus the extra space and functionality you may need.
If where you live there are many months of heavy winter with a lot of snow, then a 328i xDrive Touring may be the best option. If snow is scarce, then probably you'd like to go for a 335i sDrive Touring. With proper winter tires, a modern rear-wheel-drive BMW can cope perfectly with a "standard" winter. Bonus: the 335i actually comes with a proper engine.
|