You Will Know It by Its Hood Bulge: The 2010 BMW X6 ActiveHybrid's saving grace is that unlike the General Motors hybrid SUVs and pickup trucks, there's no foot tall "hybrid" decal above the rocker panels.
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Meet the Newest and Smallest Member of BMW's Sports Activity Vehicle Lineup
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MMMM, Good Enough? Hot Laps at Road Atlanta in BMW's Controversial M-Badged Ute. There's no bounce or jounce in the 2010 BMW X6 M, just smooth sailing -- even in the more aggressive M mode.
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At 8.2 seconds to 62 mph, the BMW X5 Security Plus isn't faster than a speeding bullet. But, if those bullets leave the barrel of an AK-47, the SUV doesn't need to be. BMW built the defenses of its armored X5 specifically for the Kalashnikov assault rifle.
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Dial M for...Crossover? Since the X5's introduction in 2000, BMW's M division has refused to tune any of the brand's SUVs.
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Does the 2009 BMW X5 xDrive 35d, Mercedes-Benz ML320 BlueTEC, and Volkswagen Touareg TDI stand a chance against the 2010 Lexus RX 450h -- the latest hybrid version of the world's best-selling luxury SUV? We assemble in the mountains to find out.
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Rolls Off Your Tongue, Doesn't It? New BMW Diesel Makes Its Way into X5 - The X5 xDrive offers a glimpse at the available civility of the powerful -- and fuel-efficient -- diesels coming ashore lately.
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Find BMW's all-new X6 Sports Activity Coupe confusing? Think of it as a soft-road version of a two-door-looking SUV. American hot-rodders pioneered the chop-top, successfully making family sedans seem macho and cool.
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The X-Factor: Which fashion-forward sport/ute rules the runway?
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BMW's X6 is more -- a lot more -- than meets the eye.
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More Hot and Sweaty X6 Action -- Minor exterior details separate the 2008 BMW X6 xDrive 35i from its bigger brother.
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Our radar exposed three all-new crossover blips -- the Acura RDX, the Land Rover LR2, and the Lincoln MKX -- and one familiar bogey, the BMW X3.
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If there was ever an SUV that wanted to be a sport sedan, it's the BMW X5.
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BMW is reportedly planning vehicle based off its 3 Series-called F3-though the company's board hasn't given it the green light, yet.
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Diesel Duo: 510 Miles on a Tank of Fuel! With a few formally announced diesel-powered SUVs that are due in the U.S. by 2008, it appears the diesel is gaining ground.
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Undoubtedly, our long-termer would've been much better received with the standard suspension.
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Seduced by the promise of a BMW sport sedan with SUV practicality, we ordered our X3 with sport suspension and seats.
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The last thing we did before returning our long-term X3 to BMW was to take it in for service.
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The 2005 BMW X3's moonroof is large enough for front and rear-seat passengers to enjoy, but the opposite is true in terms of interior storage space.
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Opposing, often resounding, opinions are forming among the ranks on this one.
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It used to be the number of performance SUVs (although BMW would prefer you call the X5 a Sport Activity Vehicle) could be counted on one hand, as the X5 and Mercedes-Benz M-Class made up the entire segment. Now Porsche, Volkswagen, Infiniti, and a few others are headed this way.
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With the continuing popularity of SUVs--even with current fuel prices--it's surprising that BMW has managed for so long with the X5 as its sole representative in this lucrative and profitable segment.
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Riders On The Storm -- Into this house we're born, into this world we're thrown: Track testing four high-performance sport/utilities
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More power, new six-speed auto-trannie highlight the new 2004 BMW X5
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"Cute" doesn't rhyme with "activity"Sep 1st, 2003
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