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New spy photos from the streets of Munich this morning show the upcoming BMW X3 in very light disguise. The lack of heavy camouflage leads us to believe the new mid-size SUV could be ready to debut as early as the Paris Motor Show in October, if n
BMW's X5 is set for a refresh in a few months, and will be launching in Europe in the second quarter of this year, with Australia following in June. Along with a host of mid-life upgrades, BMW has announced its M Sports package which consists of
BMW has introduced the Innovations package to its X5 large SUV range, giving drivers more than $16,600 of the brand’s most frequently ordered technology and comfort features. Replacing the Executive models, the Innovations package is headlined b
As revealed by CarAdvice in September, BMW Australia has enhanced its high-performance range with the arrival of the X6 M. To be joined by the X5 M in January 2010, the head of BMW Group Australia, Stavros Yallouridis, said the new power couple
BMW has been spied testing a subtly revised version of its X5 SUV which is set to arrive for the 2011 model year. The redesign will consist of mainly minor cosmetic changes – basically and nip tuck here and there – and will incorporate new
BMW Australia has announced the official pricing and specifications for its new X6 M, which is due to arrive in showrooms this December. This latest addition to the M division line-up will be priced from $179,900 and will represent the pinnacl
BMW will be giving its X5 a light facelift for next year which includes new front and rear bumpers and, for the first time, the introduction of a new one-piece tailgate. BMW also tends to introduce a new engine with each new model or facelift, tho
Australian buyers who wanted to get behind the wheel of the potent new X5 M have been granted their wish, with the hot shot BMW SUV confirmed for Australia. The newest member of the M family will kick-off BMW’s product offensive next year, w
2009 BMW X5 xDrive35d Review & Road Test Take family motoring seriously Model Tested: 2009 BMW E70 X5 xDrive35d Steptronic, 3.0-litre, turbo diesel, six-speed automatic, wagon: $105,490 (RRP) Options: Metallic Paint $20
In standard guise, the BMW X5 and especially its controversial X6 sibling are already very rapid and surprisingly agile, questioning not only the necessity of an M-division variant but also whether it was even possible to improve their performance.
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