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wtfbrah · 09-08-2016, 03:19 PM

So I know the 0-60 times are pretty well known and are easy to find, but I'm wondering about higher end acceleration. The xDrive beats the RWD for 0-60, presumably because it can accelerate from 0-20 faster because it won't spin tires when putting all that power down.

Now I'm wondering about 40-60, 60-80, 60-100 (all in MPH), etc. I feel like the difference in acceleration between RWD and xDrive at really low speeds is probably noticeable, (or at least I noticed it), but on the upper end, is it noticeable? Say you did a pull from 40-80 in the xDrive and 40-80 in the RWD, would you notice increased speed in the RWD?

09-08-2016, 03:19 PM	#1
wtfbrah First Lieutenant 113 Rep 336 Posts Drives: None Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: None iTrader: (0)	RWD vs xDrive acceleration times? So I know the 0-60 times are pretty well known and are easy to find, but I'm wondering about higher end acceleration. The xDrive beats the RWD for 0-60, presumably because it can accelerate from 0-20 faster because it won't spin tires when putting all that power down. Now I'm wondering about 40-60, 60-80, 60-100 (all in MPH), etc. I feel like the difference in acceleration between RWD and xDrive at really low speeds is probably noticeable, (or at least I noticed it), but on the upper end, is it noticeable? Say you did a pull from 40-80 in the xDrive and 40-80 in the RWD, would you notice increased speed in the RWD?
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