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Opinion: Personal picks: Luxury SUVs, part 2
Mon, Jun 25 | from Consumer Reports
Gabe Shenhar: I really liked the previous generation BMW X5. But the redesign? Did they really have to do that to the X5? While it looks good and manages to hide the extra length that enabled a third-row-seat, it’s just too frustrating overall. Living with the new X5 on a daily basis annoys the...
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2009 BMW X5 - Review
MI Overshadowed by the sportier X6, BMW's original Sports Activity Vehicle soldiers on a half-step behind. BY MIKE SUTTON BMW's X5 was one of the first to prove that a truck could dance through the twisties and reward an enthusiastic driver. ...
Thu, Jun 4 | from Car and Driver
Opinion: The Big X
This 3litre Twin Turbo BMW X6 Xdrive35i SAV features, xDrive, iDrive, DSC (Dynamic Stability Control), DTC (Dynamic Traction Control), Active Steering, ICM (Integrated Chassis Management), ABS, ASC (Automatic Stability Control), Trailer Stability Control, HDC (Hill Descent Co...
Thu, Apr 9 | from BMW.SG
Cars.com Reviews the 2009 BMW X5 Diesel
A new diesel engine option lends the 2009 BMW X5 an addictive driving quality, or so says Cars.com reviewer Kelsey Mays. With impressive mileage to go along with its fun yet comfortable ride, the BMW X5 has to be a... A new diesel engine option lends the 2009 BMW X5 an addictive driving quality, or...
Fri, Mar 13 | from Cars.com
Cars.com Reviews the 2009 BMW X5 Diesel
A new diesel engine option lends the 2009 BMW X5 an addictive driving quality, or so says Cars.com reviewer Kelsey Mays. With impressive mileage to go along with its fun yet comfortable ride, the BMW X5 has to be a... A new diesel engine option lends the 2009 BMW X5 an addictive driving quality, or...
Thu, Mar 12 | from KickingTires
Opinion: 2007 BMW X5 4.8i - Four Seasons Wrap-Up
When BMW first showed the X5 at the very end of the last decade, many enthusiasts thought the sky was falling. How could this sacred manufacturer of fine sporting cars even think about building big, heavy, and cumbersome SUVs? In 2001, this magazine spent a year with the first-generation X...
Wed, Nov 19 | from Automobile Magazine
