That said, an enjoyable mid-corner balance is most definitely of the thoroughbred, longitudinally engined variety. Yet you are never minded to take this car by the scruff – or even allowed to get much closer than arm’s length. This sounds an overly optimistic scenario until you realise that with the Porsche Cayenne, and its high-fidelity controls, you can do just that. Same for an X5 M, and even the V8 Bentley Bentayga S. Comfort and isolation Reap the rewards of a CorelDRAW Graphics Suite subscription, which entitles you to exclusive new features and content.

BMW’s move to a split-headlight design for the X7 marks out the facelifted model, though fundamentally the car remains unchanged. A full-size SUV with the option of seven seats, the X7 is the largest car BMW makes and comes with a choice of six- or eight-cylinder engines, all paired with an eight-speed automatic gearbox and variable four-wheel drive.Perfectly complementing CorelDRAW, Corel PHOTO-PAINT was given support for the latest PSD files so that designers could work across platforms easily and seamlessly. New to this edition was the ability to select the workspace to recreate Photoshop settings, to help make the transition from Adobe Creative Suite even easier for new users. The door height is 1,433.00mm (5′) tall which is 12% or 174.22mm (0.6′) shorter than the average 12′ x 7′.

In terms of capacity, the X7 remains vast. It will seat seven in comfort, though there’s an optional six-seat layout, and every berth is electrically adjustable and heated. Note also that the tailgate has a split-folding design, with both sections electronically controlled. Multimedia systemUntreated: Any wooden structure that is left untreated will have its lifespan dramatically shortened. This is especially the case with Douglas fir or European softwoods such as Whitewood (spruce) or Redwood (Pine), most garden buildings sold in the UK are made from such wood. The tongue & groove construction like the one used on the roof of this shed is rated one of the best by our panel of experts.

BMW has proved itself better than average at getting heavy cars to handle like lighter ones. The best in the business, perhaps. Anyone who has driven a BMW M5 CS knows this because the super-saloon goes around corners with the kind of verve and togetherness that totally belies its mass. A BMW M3 Competition or BMW M4 Competition does similar. These are large, relatively luxurious cars that still contrive to truly come alive on challenging, enjoyable roads. The manufactures of this shed chose tongue & groove for the floor construction, we rate this the best form of floor construction out of 3 types found on same-size sheds [12]. This type of floor construction is used on 36% of all sheds we analysed, and 59% of the top 10% of those sheds. Even though the Expert Score of this particular shed is 13 points below the average of 90 for 12′ x 7’s using a tongue & groove flooring, with it being on 59% of the top 10%, you can be assured that this is a quality flooring material. 34% of 12′ x 7′ sheds (94 in total) use tongue & groove construction for the floor. Garden buildings can come with or without windows depending on the use of it. On most of the cheaper buildings horticultural glass is used. This glass is likely to have imperfections in it but it’s OK as you can see out. The far better option is to have windows which utilise toughened glass as standard. This is far safer for your family, especially where children are involved, as it is specially treated to ensure that IF it breaks it will break into small granules of glass rather that jagged shards which horticultural will do. Other options include laminated or wired glass. Rather more expensive and would not normally be required except in high risk areas. As a breath of fresh air both the Diamond and Platinum range of buildings come complete with toughened glass as standard. The tongue & groove cladding(walls) used here is the best form of construction for shed walls out of the 4 types [2] we’ve identified on same-size sheds, that you’ll also see getting used on 35% (1,543 of 4,360) of all sheds analysed [3], as well as being used on 21% (92 of 436) of the top 10% of sheds [4]. While you’ll find that the Expert Score of this shed is 10 points lower than the average for tongue & groove clad 12′ x 7’s (77 vs the average of 87) [5], you can be sure it’s not due to the cladding as this one of the highest scoring materials found on 12′ x 7′ sheds. You’ll also find the tongue & groove cladding showing up on 46% of 12′ x 7′ sheds (128 in total). Inspect our telemetry figures and you could be forgiven for thinking the top-ranking X7 was an all-out M product rather than one that’s merely laced with M-car cues. Laden with fuel and driver, and therefore weighing the best part of 2750kg, our test car launched to 60mph in 4.2sec, passing 100mph after 10.4sec. Those numbers are in the vicinity of what we extracted from the F10 BMW M5 only one generation ago and they underscore the X7 M60i’s status as something of a Q car.There is normally a choice of summerhouse doors which will reflect the usage of the building. As standard there would be a single hinged door but maybe double doors on the larger buildings. Stable doors will allow the door to be open but allow air in the top half. These doors would also allow the building to be used for your animals. Doors with glass in is another variation, and is normal on 12×7 summer buildings, and also allows light into the building and for you to see out whilst keeping you warm and dry from the weather. Applying M genetics to something the size of an X7 is an act that will seem questionable to many Autocar readers but, as plenty of manufacturers have proved, it makes a lot sense in today’s marketplace. Note also that, in this case, it is executed unusually well at a hands-on level. The X7 M60i strikes an impressive balance of attributes in that it is not overwrought in sporting terms for a car whose chief remit is to provide opulent family transport, and yet its athletic credentials are evidently more than skin deep.