Used 2010 BMW X5 M Consumer Reviews
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Elevated joy
An SUV on steroids. As an owner of a Porsche 911 Turbo, I'm used to speed and handling. As much fun as the Porsche is, this car makes much more sense as day to day vehicle. Elevated vision, toys galore and acceleration to spare, I enjoy driving this almost as much as the Turbo.
Nothing Short of Fantastic
Purchased this car as a demo from a BMW dealership in Germany 21 months ago (it is U.S. spec). I'm fortunate to live in Germany where I put can put this car through its paces on the autobahn. Ive driven it on long trips and in all weather conditions and it is nothing short of an exceptional machine. If you are looking for the best of both worlds, this is your car. Exceptionally fast, solid and comfortable. The fact that BMW has made virtually no changes to this vehicle in the last 2 model years speaks to its perfection. Ive had no mechanical problems. A rattle in the moon roof trim and a squeaky spring in the rear seat were quickly remedied by the local dealership.
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $16,9981,008 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $14,9992,197 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $12,9992,489 mi away
Still happy after all these years
Every time I think about selling it, I drive it, and change my mind! I've had my 2010 X5 M for six years and loved it since day one. My only reason to sell is due to lack of driving it as we have four vehicles in the garage. It is a gas pig, but that was expected. As far as repairs, it had the vacuum lines replaced due to heat from the turbos, needs a new battery now, and the front suspension is rattling when driving over rough roads. Other than that, it's been very good. "Take care of it, and it will take care of you"
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Beast
The nicest driving car I have ever driven, it grips on the road very nicely,a very well built vehicle
Went in for a GT - left with X5M
I thought the GT 5 would be a nice blend of performance and function. The sales manager suggested I drive the X5M. The X5M was much more fun to drive and more functional. Surprisingly comfortable than the GT with a more supple ride. The ride is tons better than a standard X5. The M's handling rivals virtually any sport sedan. It is big and heavy and the mileage is atrocious - but expected. Don't have enough miles to judge reliability.