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Originally Posted by Alan l.
Honestly there's nothing to fix. If you want a softer cruiser then the X5M might not be the right car. I've taken my previous F85 X5M on long road trips and never noticed anything being strange or need fixing.
I've yet to take the F95 on a long distance drive but so far it feels fine to me.
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I had a Cayenne Turbo S before my X5M. It is possible to have a performance truck that can do 95 on the turnpike without needing constant nudges of the steering wheel to keep it tracking straight. I am not looking for a soft cruiser. Am looking for something with great steering at high speed. Like my 992 C4S. Like my 720S spider. Like my old Cayenne. Like my wife's X7 5.0. Whether the 18 X5M characteristic that many owners complain about is a problem that needs to be "fixed", I find it to be a PITA.
Guess I am going to have to get a dealer to loan me one for the weekend and find out myself.