Used BMW X5 for Sale

The fourth generation G05 X5 uses BMW’s CLAR platform also found in the 7 and 5 series. It features a five link rear suspension and is also available with four-wheel steering or adjustable air suspension that can be raised or lowered by 40 mm . Compared to its predecessor, the G05 X5 is 36 mm (1 in) longer, 66 mm (3 in) wider, and 19 mm (1 in) shorter in height. All petrol models feature particulate filters while all diesel models feature AdBlue injection that reduces nitrogen oxide emissions.

Almost all regions feature xDrive AWD, but a rear-wheel drive sDrive model is available in the USA. The xDrive50i model is available outside the European markets, while the European markets will get the M50i models. For the 2020 model year the M50i became available to the North American market in replacement to the xDrive50i model.

Did You Know? In August 2019, BMW revealed an armoured variant called X5 Protection VR6, which can withstand attacks from AK-47 bullets.

Power Train

Engine

• 3.0 L petrol/electric
• 3.0 L petrol
• 4.4 L petrol
• 2.0 L diesel
• 3.0 L diesel

Transmission

• 8-speed automatic

Vehicle Class

• Mid-size Luxury SUV, but seen as a SAV or Sports Activity Vehicle by BMW

Assembled In

• Germany: Munich
• United States: Greer, South Carolina
• Russia: Kaliningrad
• Egypt: Cairo
• Indonesia: Jakarta

Wheelbase

• 2,975 mm

Length

• 4,922 mm

Launched in November 2013 after it was first unveiled sixth months earlier, the Third Generation BMW X5 kept what was cool about the previous generation of X5’s and improved on the rest. New engines were made available and significant improvements were made on the already impressive safety, convenience and comfort features of the X5.

Did You Know? A high-performance derivative of the X5 called the BMW X5 M was available during the Third Generation X5’s production run. It was however seen as a completely separate model and is currently in its own second generation. Model Year included the E70 X5 M (2010–13) and the F85 X5 M (2015–current).

Power Train

Engine

• 2.0 L hybrid
• 3.0 L petrol
• 4.4 L V8 petrol
• 2.0 L diesel
• 3.0 L diesel

Transmission

• 8-speed automatic

Vehicle Class

• Mid-size Luxury SUV, but seen as a SAV or Sports Activity Vehicle by BMW

Assembled In

• Germany: Munich
• United States: Greer, South Carolina
• Russia: Kaliningrad
• Egypt: Cairo
• Indonesia: Jakarta

Wheelbase

• 2,933 mm

Length

• 4,886 mm

The Second Generation BMW X5 was unveiled in November 2005 and first went on sale in early 2006. It included a number of technology improvements over the previous X5 generation, including BMW’s new iDrive System. Additionally, it included an optional third row of passenger seats, which meant that this version of the X5 could seat up to 7 people, which was a first for any BMW model.

A facelifted model was released from 2011 onwards and proved to be a big sales hit as it became BMW’s third best selling vehicle during that time.

Did You Know? In 2009 a BMW X5 Diesel Variant was introduced to the range and went on to become one of the worlds top selling luxury Diesel SUV’s.

Power Train

Engine

• 3.0 L petrol
• 4.4 L V8 petrol
• 4.8 L V8 petrol
• 3.0 L Diesel

Transmission

• 6-speed automatic with Steptronic
• 8-speed automatic

Vehicle Class

• Mid-size Luxury SUV

Assembled In

• United States: Greer, South Carolina
• Mexico: Toluca
• Russia: Kaliningrad

Wheelbase

• 2,933 mm

Length

• 4,854 mm

The very first BMW X5 was a crossover vehicle manufactured by BMW between the years of 1999 and 2006. The engine and electronics system was based on what was currently being used in the BMW 5 Series, and because of this, the First Generation X5 is very popular in the pre-owned vehicle’s market. This is because the 5 Series BMW tech is easily upgradable and is compatible with BMW’s latest convenience technologies.

The First Generation BMW X5 received a facelift in late 2003, which included many design cue’s seen in the Second Generation X5 (see below).

Did You Know? The first generation of X5 was part Land Rover, as the BMW company owned that brand at the time and utilised numerous Land Rover technologies to ensure that the X5 was a powerful off-road car. These technologies included the Land Rovers impressive Hill Descent System and exceptional Off-road Engine Management system.

Power Train

Engine

• 3.0 L petrol
• 4.4 L petrol
• 4.4 L V8 petrol
• 3.0 L Diesel

Transmission

• 5-speed automatic
• 5-speed manual
• 6-speed automatic
• 6-speed manual

Vehicle Class

• Mid-size Luxury SUV

Assembled In

• United States: Greer, South Carolina
• Mexico: Toluca

Wheelbase

• 2,819 mm

Length

• 4,666 mm