But that’s where the similarities end. The six-cylinder diesel and petrol engines uses a single-turbo setup, while the V8s have two turbos nestled between their cylinder heads. All X5s employ a slick-shifting 8-speed torque converter automatic gearbox and permanent all-wheel drive. BMW X5 xDrive30d. BMW X5 xDrive50e. BMX X5 40i. The era where mid-grade luxury SUVs can tangle with American muscle cars is upon us. Take, for example, the $58,795 BMW X3 M40i, which sits between the X3 xDrive30i and the X3 M. It's propelled by Details. Price: £40,220 Model tested: BMW X5 3.0d SE Chart position: 2 WHY: The X5 promises more space, and this diesel is expected to claim more than 90 per cent of sales. Mileage: 132,800 miles MPG: 15 city / 21 hwy Color: Blue Body Style: SUV Engine: 6 Cyl 3.0 L Transmission: Automatic. Description: Used 2008 BMW X5 3.0si with All-Wheel Drive, Ambient Lighting, Dual Exhaust, Subwoofer, Trailer Hitch, Keyless Entry, Roof Rails, Fog Lights, 18 Inch Wheels, Cargo Cover, and Alloy Wheels.
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Driving Performance, ride, handling, refinement. Both cars are powered by 3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel engines hooked up to eight-speed automatic gearboxes, and they both deliver similar performance.

E53 was just a bit too small and had a long list of quirks. Liked the driving dynamics, but the E70 does well in that department too, even if slightly more artificial. Definitely drive the E70 though. 4.8i has great power delivery but leaks fluids like any great V8 BMW does, 35d provides the perfect power delivery for an X5, X5M is super fun

So my take on the SD mode was that it holds at higher RPMs than the regular D mode. I've read some peoples accounts on how they've watched the RPM needle jump when they switch to SD. I believe my X3 used to do that but lately I have notice the needle doesn't budge when I shift to SD, either on the freeway or idling at the lights. hFRgA.
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