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2001 X5
56 reviews
The BMW X5 is available in two models: 3.0i and 4.4i. The 3.0i is a new trim line for this year. Standard equipment for the 3.0i includes...
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The BMW X5 is available in two models: 3.0i and 4.4i. The 3.0i is a new trim line for this year. Standard equipment for the 3.0i includes an inline six-cylinder engine, four-wheel disc brakes, full-time four-wheel drive, and keyless entry. The 3.0i also comes with a standard five-speed manual transmission, rain sensing winshield wipers, and tinted glass. Standard equipment for the 4.0i includes a rear defroster, chrome grill, outside heated mirrors, a theft deterrent system, and traction control. Optional features include rear side impact air bags, a power glass moonroof, and the Active Package. The Active Package features a ski sack, heated front seats, a headlamp washer system, and rain sensors for the windshield wipers.
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Acura MDX vs. BMW X5
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Pros: both well built, car-like SUVs
Cons: X5: not as much utility; MDX: not as safe
Bottom Line:
If you want a great all-around SUV, get the MDX. If you want the ultimate all-road driving machine, go with the X5.
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Keep it or sell it, keep it or sell it... We'll Keep it!
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Pros: A sportscar-like ride, tons of power, huge brakes, safest cabin intrusion rating of all vehicles.
Cons: Gas milage, odd shift ratios on the manual transmission.
Bottom Line:
If you are looking for a mountain car with highway performance, this is it. Fast, comfortable, quiet, safe. What more could you want? Gas Milage is a downer.
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The body of a SUV with the performance and feel of a sports car!
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Pros: SAV (Sport ACTIVITY Vehicle)
Cons: Requires premium fuel, price
Bottom Line:
The X5 is a great, sporty, and luxurious car filled with features. I highly recommend this car.
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X5 4.4 review
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Pros: + Great looks + Excellent powertrains, brakes + Spacious seating area
Cons: - Pretty expensive for many people, especially outside of North America - Cargo area
Bottom Line:
If you need AWD and can afford it, the best car to have in the city, PERIOD.
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Luxury and Sport Multiplied by 5
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Pros: Exceptionally powerful and fast. Fun in the corners. Tight, quiet ride. Quality build and details. Digital sound system is fantastic.
Cons: Smallish storage space. Relatively more expensive. And gas mileage Read More at Epinions.com
If I only had $45,000
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Pros: Handling, Refinement, Handling, all the right sounds and smells.
Cons: Price for what you get.
Bottom Line:
For the financially able, it is unparalleled from a driving standpoint. An excellent value it is not.
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No better SUV, but which options to get?
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Pros: Safest vehicle in its class, luxurious, great handling, great looks.
Cons: Expensive, wait list, gas consumption.
Bottom Line:
To own one is to love one!
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The BMW X5 saved our lives!
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Pros: An accident proves that BMW X5 is one of the safest vehicles on the road.
Cons: I have nothing negative to say at this time.
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I highly recommend the BMW X5 and plan to purchase another one in the future.
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Awesome vehicle, and navigation is a must have
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Pros: Performance, comfort, navigation sys., safety
Cons: None Read More at Epinions.com
X5- SUV Hot Rod
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Pros: Great style, handling, power and comfort.
Cons: Cargo hold is too small.
Bottom Line:
Buy it. Don't buy the V8. Buy the 3.0 with the sport package.
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Drives like a dream, but the options make it heaven.
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Pros: Drives great, solid, safe vehicle..
Cons: On the expensive side Read More at Epinions.com
