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2020 BMW X5 M

2020 BMW X5 M Review

Posted on March 11, 2020 By Jarvis

The 2020 BMW X5 M is a premium midsize SUV/crossover with the abilities of a supercar. It sprints to 60 mph in a time that would please a Ferrari owner and can conquer a race track in a manner similar to a Porsche 911.

It puts a formidable 600 horsepower (or 617 hp in the Competition variant) to the ground through an all-wheel drive system calibrated to send most of its torque to the rear wheels for a traditional sports car feel. It has super-stiff engine mounts and active roll stabilization.

Yet it can also seat up to five occupants, hold a week’s worth of groceries for the average family, keep that family toasty warm on a sure-footed winter’s drive, provide Wi-Fi and wireless charging and please the pickiest audiophile.
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