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V8 power confirmed for BMW X5 and X7

V8 power confirmed for BMW X5 and X7

Posted on May 24, 2019 By Jarvis

BMW X5 M50i and X7 M50i to deliver an almighty 390kW wallop; both will be here by the end of this year

The top-end of BMW’s SUV range just got a little more intense with the confirmation of a pair of fiery twin-turbo petrol V8-powered M Performance models to top the range – until the full-biscuit BMW X5 M and X7 M flagships arrive.

According to BMW Australia, the go-fast 390kW SUVs should arrive Down Under “later in 2019” after the company confirmed its interest in the vehicles.
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