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      05-18-2012, 06:53 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Nahoa View Post
Performance Control from BMW

In modern automobiles, the wheels on an axle are connected by a differential – a special gear that adjusts for this difference in length. BMW Performance Control takes this individual control a step further by changing engine output and if necessary applying braking force: the outer wheels get greater drive power, the inner less, and all four can engage with maximum traction. The BMW X3 literally drives into the curve, for an even greater sense of dynamic driving and excelling stability.
Is this analogous to Torque Vectoring which was marketed as a feature on the X6?
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