2020 BMW X5 Reviews

The X5 M makes a lot of sense in 2020. Buyers are increasingly turning towards SUVs, but they also don't want to forgo high performance. Well, BMW M has gone ahead and done them one hell of a favour: the new Competition is family friendly and piping hot.

The BMW X5 xDrive40i is a petrol SUV with a slick focus on living large in the city with the occasional easy-does-it off-road trip thrown into its lifestyle mix. If money is no issue, then this cool blend of style, comfort and drivability might be just your idea of a perfect urban-and-country adventure tourer

The BMW X5 is a large SUV that can come as a seven- or five-seater, depending on your needs. I do love a car you can customise - but so you should be able to at this price.I was in the X5 xDrive25d which is the entry-level model and costs $99,900, before on road costs and extras. This particular car is a five seater and competes in a category with cars like the Audi Q7, Mercedes GLA, and Volkswagen Touareg. I took it down to the south coast of NSW for a long weekend with the family. Here’s how it performed. 

Luxury SUVs come in different shapes and sizes, but there's one segment of the market that stands out as the yardstick for this type of car - the large luxury SUV segment.In this part of the market you'll find cars such as the three we have here - the BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE and the Volkswagen Touareg, among others. So which lives up to the brief of comfort, power and plushness? Let's find out!