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Old 8th August 2006, 11:54   #1
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Officiell: The new BMW X5 (E70)

click the small images to see the large ones

http://www.automobilismo.it/edisport...0?OpenDocument


Judging from the pictures, BMW avoided "Bangling" up the X5's design which actually looks much better than the model it replaces -that's a first... Design aside, the most important thing on the E70 X5 is the fact that for the first time, BMW is offering an optional third row of seats (probably suitable for two children) which fold into the floor when not in use. With the two extra seats in their position, the X5's boot space is 200 litres (VDA) and while folded, 620 liters. If you want to fold the last two rows then you'll have a whole 1.750 liters of space to do as you please.

To fit the extra row of seats, the new X5 has grown in length and now measures 4.854 mm or 191 inches. In comparision, the previous X5 measured 4.677 mm or 183.7 inches in length. The 2007 E70 X5 is also 61 mm or 2,4 inches wider (1.933 mm or 76,1 inches) than the model it replaces.


In the interior, the 2007 BMW X5 obtains the new 5 Series dashboard which I hope will have better quality materials. The most eye-caching differences concern the double side air vents and the wider lower part of the centre console with the controversial i-Drive system. Rear passengers can get really cozy as BMW offers a DVD entertainment system equipped that come with a standard remote control -popcorn is not included.

In regards to the engine range, the new Bavarian SUV will be presented at the Paris Motor Show with two new petrol engines, the 265 Hp 3.0 6cylinder (0 to 100 km/h in 8,3 sec, top speed 216 km/h) and the 367 4.8 V8 (0 to 100 km/h in 6,5 sec, top speed 240 km/h) and one diesel, the highly acclaimed, 272 Hp 3.0 twin-turbo 6cylinder (0 to 100 km/h in 8,1 sec, top speed 225 km/h). The engine range is expected to grow rapidly after the car starts its career in Europe and the USA in the beginning of 2007


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New X5 versus old X5 - the differences



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Wow, I think it looks really really good. They clearly tried to stay not too far away from where they were designwise but it seems like they cracked it.

Now we`ll have to see how it drives...
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pressrelese in english

http://www3.shrani.si/files/x5e70off790940.doc
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From C&D: http://www.caranddriver.com/carnews/...-unveiled.html.

And from Automobile mag, this tidbit:
2009 BMW X6
Longer and lower than the next X5, this crossover will seat only four. But what the sporty X6 loses in seating, it will gain in performance. Expect it in 2008.
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BMW have done a nice job on the new X5.
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TERK, I agree the new X5 looks very nice. We own an 03 Acura MDX - we are looking at either the new MDX or the new X5 with the 3rd seat.

BTW, why do youown two X5s currently? Do you like your 4.8?

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