OVERVIEW
Developed primarily for road-driving, the BMW X5 is the sporty choice among SUVs. It is fast, comfortable, and offers superb handling and strong performance from Inline-6 and V8 engines.
The BMW X5 is fast, comfortable, and prestigious. It delivers superb handling and excellent performance. The X5 is not meant for hauling and serious off-roading, however. For 2003, all X5 models feature brake lights that illuminate quickly and more intensely under hard braking. Adjustable ride height is now available on 3.0i and 4.4i models with the Sport Package.
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The 2003 BMW X5 SUV is powered by a base 3.0-liter Inline-6 with 225 hp. Other available engines include a 4.4-liter V8 with 290 hp and a 4.6-liter V8 with 340 hp.
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