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VIDEO: BMW X3 vs. Audi Q5 in an all-wheel drive man-made hill climb

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VIDEO: BMW X3 vs. Audi Q5 in an all-wheel drive man-made hill climb

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2010

Who would have thought that BMW's all-wheel drive systems were enough to shame Audi's famous quattro system? Not the average consumer, that's for sure (though BMW certainly has had enough time to get it right). BMW, which has actually been making AWD cars for the past 25 years, has decided to begin more aggressively targeting consumers who live in harsher climates.

According to this video, BMW's xDrive is vastly superior to Audi's quattro - at least when driving up metal inclines built by BMW... In the clip, we get a glimpse at what appears to be some sort of BMW press event and a hill climb-off between two small-ish diesel-powered premium soft-roaders: Audi's Q5 and BMW's X3.

Although the X3 depicted here may not be the first pick on a lot people's lists, the comparison below is just used as an example. After all, xDrive is now available on a variety of products in BMW's lineup. Could it be that BMW has bested Audi at its own game?

By Phil Alex

link:

http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2010/10/video-bmw-x3-vs-audi-a5-in-all-wheel.html

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