The BMW X5 will be offering an all-wheel drive system named xDrive. To meet the ever-changing consumer demands, BMW now offers two X5 models: the X5 3.0si powered with a 260 horsepower DOHC, in-line six-cylinder engine; and a 4.8i with motive power derived from a DOHC, 32-valve V-8 motor that produces 350 horsepower with 350 lb.-ft. of torque. Both are mated to specific six-speed automatic gearboxes with manual shift capability.
Among the distinct styling features are pronounced hood contours; an integrated bumper/air-intake unit; traditional wider, BMW “kidneys” set high; and headlamp clusters with inside luminous rings. In late ’04, adaptive headlamps, which steer the headlights around corners and curves, have been added to the X5. The xDrive all-wheel drive system was also innovated through several significant options offered, though it is still considered as permanent system featuring a variable torque split with rapid reflexes in coping with changing driving conditions.
The 4.8i version of the X5 was exteriorly finished with Platinum Bronze metallic. Inside, it has a complementing Black Nevada leather interior and satin finish, body color accents on the console, doors and shift knob. The optional Cold Weather package will be comprised with heated front seats, headlight washers, heated steering wheel and ski bag.
The optional Premium package will be featured with an integrated garage door opener, panoramic moonroof, auto-dimming mirrors, lumbar support, storage package, digital compass mirror, ambient lighting package and BMW Assist with Bluetooth services.
The optional Sport package will be offered with sports leather steering wheel, 19-inch alloy wheels, run-flat all-season tires, Active Roll Stabilization, Electronic Camping Control, sport seats, shadow-line trim and Anthracite headliner.
The optional Technology Package will include a rearview camera, park distance control navigation system, voice activation and Real Time Traffic Information and the Comfort Access System.
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