Performance is acceptable with the 3.0dA with 220hp/500Nm. It is a big car, but the 500Nm the engine produces makes it feel quick enough when accelerating. It is very sports-car-like to drive, I like it very much.

I don't like fact that BMW put battery in back (although it is efficient, stinks if have to get to it). I also don't like fact BMW on all post 2000 cars cheapened out on window parts and as a result the window regulators have to constantly be replaced on all models.

My car is eight years old and has over 140,000 miles and it still has great breaks, handling and acceleration, My car has had had minor repairs. It sometimes rattles but I have gotten used to the noise. The appearance is great, although I like the look of the newer X5's. The interior is great, nice leather seats with a pretty wood trim. Gas is expensive, but that comes with the territory it is an SUV. Maintenance can be expensive, for repairs, and tires are expensive. The car is very fun to drive, and I would recommend it to others.

It is the funnest SUV I have ever driven. Handles like a sports car with the capabilities on a SUV. Great gas mileage considering the power and weight. The Dinan Sports chip greatly increases the performance of the car. Nothing like having 300 or more horsepower sitting under your hood.

the bmw x5 4.4i is a very good car because if you go on the accelorator its speeds up so much and the cost is very good. it is a fun car to drive and georgus in the sun if its silver