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Originally Posted by bmtespar
It’ll be interesting how this same test comes out for 2019 when the x3 will feature standard safety systems. BMW does have to be more competitive today in terms of standard features, design and tech with so many other great offerings. Honestly, I think the new RDX would have one this particular comparison if it had been available at the time.
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Interesting to read some of the posts on Acurazine about the new RDX. Most seem to like it, but it is taking some knocks for poor gas mileage. Many people averaging under 20mpg in mixed city/highway driving. BMWs have always been among the most efficient cars in this regard, that is, when you can at least make an attempt not to have your foot in it all the time.