5-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual
6-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual
6-speed manual w/OD
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Standard AWD
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Standard stability system
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Manual transmission (3.0i)
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Variable ride height (option)
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Heated power-reclining backseat (option)
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Crash tests
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Handling
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Drivetrains
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Braking
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Above-average towing capacity
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Unobtrusive stability system
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Space efficiency
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Fuel economy and emissions
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Interior materials quality
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Backward sequential shifting
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CD changer in cargo area
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Poor navigation system
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Only summer tires on 4.8is
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Rocker panel dirties pant leg
Vehicle Summary
Seriously sporty handling is the byword for BMW's X5 sport utility vehicle, which is powered by either an inline-six or a V-8. A high-performance 4.8is model is also available. Luxury interior amenities complement the South Carolina-built SUV's confident capabilities, but it's not intended for heavy-duty offroad treks. Read more
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