2010 BMW X5 consumer reviews

Love my new used BMW X5 a 2010 beautiful inside and out all leather no problems rides like a dream I highly recommend it

Hands down -- the BEST car I have ever owned. I have enjoyed this car since the day we drove it off the lot. It's peppy, agil and comfortable. But most of all, it is safe. It's solid, hugs the road and is still very responsive, even with over 104,000 miles.

Love this car great family car or just single second one I have owned drives like a dream very roomy interior

I just purchased my first BMW this year. I'm totally in love with this car. Not only does the BMW X5 look and handle well, the interior designs just makes enjoying the car that much more exciting. This car performance is at a high rate. I can't say enough about the X5. I'm a BMW lover for life. The Ultimate Driving Machine is the truth.

I had a manual-shift BMW sedan 14 years ago & never forgot how it handled. I wanted an SUV with a third row but sporty. I did tons of research & settled on the X5 30i. I absolutely love this car. It's fun to drive - I almost hate getting out of it. I especially like the iDrive functionality - it's packed with easy to use features. It seems like BMW thought of everything; it's very intuitive. I have the vermillion red and it's beautiful. If you want a sporty & sexy SUV that feels like a tall sports car; consider the BMW X5 - the ultimate driving machine.

x5 is the best car for young couples and for family .simply the best car ever. preformance,style,magnet for women,sports,leisure.c

I leased a 2010 X5 for my wife. I should have done more research. Other than the crash ratings, there is little to like. My biggest problems with this vehicle are inadequate airconditioning, poor fuel economy/range, and lack of a spare tire. If you live in a hot area, count on the drivers left side face being hot. This might seem minor, but it quickly irritated both me and my wife. The blower is inadequate and very noisy. The vehicle guzzles fuel and the gas tank is way too small. It is not much of a luxury to be stopping for gas so often. A simple flat tire will cost you $400 and a trip to the dealer. If this happens on the weekend, count on waiting until Monday to get back on the road. The roadside assistance plan proved to be useless due to there inability to service the run flat tires. The run flat tires seemed like a good idea, but have been nothing less than inconvenient and costly. BMW advertises zero maintenance costs for the first four years, but you can count on shelling out some bucks for tire replacements. Don't even think about doing anything off road in the X5 unless you carry a spare.

We purchased a Diesel 2010 X5 one year ago and have been extremely pleased with the experience. We went from a very large SUV and 15mpg to the X5 and average over 20mpg and can't be happier. The iDrive took some time to get used to and the 3rd row is extremely tight but the kids fit.

Have 2011 X5 Diesel. Amazing performance and economy. Mileage is high 20's on highway. Car is very tight and responsive with lots of torque/power. a blast to drive.

Picked up my X5 two weeks ago, after spending time with it, I love it. Plus this is a X5 with M sport Package which is pretty rare on the street. the iDrive needed sometime to get use to it, will become handy, Navigation still mistakenly guide to the wrong place. Im not a big fan of this 4.8 engine, 16.3 MPG on the highway. P.S Tires are hard to find a carwash that fit the size of the tire