The independent company km77.com recently conducted a “moose” test of the new BMW X3. But it was not an ordinary crossover, but with an M package and a system that changes the ground clearance of the vehicle. Furthermore, the crossover had 20-inch wheels, wide tires (245 mm at the front and 275 mm at the rear), a turbo diesel engine and a four-wheel drive.
At a speed of 77 km/h, the X3 struck one cone during a sharp maneuver to the left. At the same time, the car bounced and skidded.
The best attempt was made at a speed of 81 km/h, but at 79 km/h the crossover hit the cones.
There were no problems with maneuvering during the “snake”, and without the large mass of the car, he said, the pilot could have passed between the cones even faster. But the result of 24.5 seconds is good. The Mercedes-Benz EQS showed the same time.
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