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If you're in the market for a 4x4 luxury SUV that has a spacious cabin, then a used BMW X5 is a great choice. With its premium amenities and superior performance, it's designed to please even the most discerning drivers, and is more than capable of carrying five adults in comfort, and comes with the option of seven seats, too.
The BMW is a Crossover SUV with 5 doors, and a spacious boot. The X5 makes for a great family car, as the rear seats are enormous. With up to 340 bhp on offer, the X5 marks a brilliant compromise between sporty performance and enough practicality for a family. The X5 comes with BMW's xDBMW all-wheel-drive system. Combined with aTwinPower Turbo engine, the BMW X5 is just as good offroad as it is in the city or on a motorway.
The BMW X5 is available in only 4 trims, so it's pretty easy to make a decision on what you fancy. You have your choice between the xLine model, and the more expensive M Sport model, the M50D model, and the range-topping M50i. However, - you still have plenty of customisation options. If you're buying a new X5, there are various packages available for personalisation as well as a wide range of metallic paints and interior options too. In terms of features, even the cheaper M Sport model comes with some fantastic features, such as:
It seems like every manufacturer is coming out with a crossover/SUV car, to capitalise on the current trend. Naturally, BMW is a big name, so people take notice when the brand releases a new car. The X5 offers something for everyone. It's perfect for families who need lots of practicality, great for those that want a sporty driving experience, and a solid choice for adventurers who need some off-road capability. To stay ahead of the stiff competition, the latest X5 has some range-topping features. If you're buying used, the features available in your BMW X5 will vary depending upon the model, trim, and year, and may include:
Sometimes SUVs are just for looks. They might appear to be ready to go off-road at a moment's notice, but many are best-suited to cities and motorways. The X5 is not one of these imposters. The BMW X5 lets you choose precisely what environment you're you're in. It comes with xSnow mode for grip on slippy roads, xGravel for a higher suspension on loose ground, xRock for super-high suspension for challenging terrain, and xSand - in case you find yourself driving on a beach or through the Sahara. Inside the car, the X5 is stunning. The leather interior is of the highest quality, and the driver's seat is incredible. The driving position is nice and high, and the passengers in the rear seats won't have any complaints either. As a super-premium car, the BMW X5 SUV will net you a high resale value a few years down the line.
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The X5 is a top choice when looking for a 4x4 luxury SUV. It may not have all of the off-road capability of a Range Rover, but it's still a great option if advanced technology and superior comfort are a necessity.
For a brand-new X5, the starting price is around £70,000, with prices jumping significantly for other trim levels and equipment. However, it's often better to buy a used X5 to get a lower price without sacrificing any of the great features.
The petrol engines can supply more horsepower for an exciting drive, but the diesel is more efficient. With the plug-in hybrid, there's the opportunity to drive on electric-only power, which reduces the tailpipe emissions.
xDrive is BMW's world-renowned all-wheel drive system. As all X5 models come standard with all-wheel drive, they will all have an xDrive badge on them.
Aside from the M performance models, the M Sport is the top trim level on the X5. It has more aggressive exterior styling, as well as an upgraded interior compared to SE and xLine versions.
The X5 is a perfect family car. It has a huge boot and a very spacious cabin. Many examples on the used market can even be found with 7 seats. Fitting child seats is a breeze, thanks to the car's raised height, and there's lots of leg and headroom, too.
Yes. The BMW xDrive45e is a plug-in hybrid model of the BMW X5. This can offer up to 50 miles driving (67 on newer versions) just on electric power, which keeps running costs and emissions as low as possible.
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