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Year	Body Type	Specs	Price from	Price to
2025	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 4.4L PULP 8 SP AUTO	Price from: $61,800	Price to: $250,900
2024	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 4.4L PULP 8 SP AUTO	Price from: $46,530	Price to: $269,500
2023	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 4.4L — 8 SP AUTO	Price from: $43,560	Price to: $266,750
2022	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 4.4L PULP 8 SP AUTO	Price from: $36,740	Price to: $246,840
2021	Body Type: SUV	Specs: 4.4L PULP 8 SP AUTO	Price from: $33,660	Price to: $214,830

BMW X Models FAQs

Is a 2015 BMW X5 suitable for country highway driving and some tough terrain?

The biggest determining factor in how a car copes with tougher terrain is driver behaviour. Drive the car sensibly, sympathetically and to the conditions and you'll be amazed where most cars will happily take you. But get it wrong and drive in a ham-fisted way, and even the roughest, toughest four-wheel-drive will suffer and fail.

The BMW X5 is a soft-roader at best, but should definitely have the suspension to tackle rough roads (as opposed to off-road). The biggest challenge will be the tyres fitted. Many of these vehicles had huge wheels with tyres with very little sidewall. These tyres are easily damaged on rough roads.

Since luggage space is not a critical issue for you, I'd suggest buying a full-sized spare tyre that fits the car, as the SUV's usual space-saver or tyre repair kit can be fairly useless in such conditions. But you also need to be honest about your intentions. By mud and water, do you mean the odd puddle, or 10km of rutted farm track with bog-holes for good measure? If there's any off-road work at all, then you need an off-road four-wheel-drive, not an SUV.

How much does the Porsche Macan cost to maintain?

You’d think this would be a fairly simple question to answer, but in reality, it’s far from it. It seems neither BMW nor Porsche offer what we know as fixed or capped price servicing, that is; a known price that the service will cost, paid when you need to have it carried out. This is not uncommon with prestige brands and reflects the changing costs of imported service parts as well as different marketing approaches.

BMW, however, comes closest to this concept with what it calls its Service Inclusive Basic Plan which requires the car’s buyer to pay up front, typically for the first five years, of servicing when the car is purchased. That sounds odd, but it makes sense to buyers leasing their cars as the service costs are then paid for as part of the financing package.

In the case of the BMW X4, this package, which covers consumables such as filters, oil, spark plugs and brake fluid (but not clutches, brake pads and windscreen wipers; that’s another step up to the Service Inclusive Plus Plan) lasts for five years or 80,000km (whichever comes first) and works out to an average of $350 per service or a total of $1750 over the plan’s duration. Fundamentally, it’s like other car-makers’ capped-price servicing but you pay up front for it.

Meanwhile, at Porsche, the servicing costs for a Macan over the same 80,000km/five-year period will depend on what state you live in as labour rates vary from state to state. Since you’re from NSW, I’ll use the data from that state. As such, the Macan will need an annual service at one-year/15,000km costing $695. The next service at two years/30,000km is an intermediate service at $995, followed by another annual service at three years/45,000km ($695 again). The four-year/60,000km service is a major one costing $1750, followed by the five- year/75,000km service at $695 to end with. In total, that’s a grand total of $4830, making the Porsche by far the most expensive car to service for those first five years.

BMW X8 - Will BMW build an SUV bigger than the X7?

With the Germans in particular hungry to mine every single niche – fanned by the flames of electrification and a hunger by the ever-growing number of global billionaires for the biggest and best – an 'uber, uber SUV' above the X7 will probably happen.

BMW is saying nothing of course, and we're only speculating here, but if it ever happens, it would almost certainly be electric or electrified, and may spawn a Rolls-Royce offshoot, since BMW owns that English brand.

So, nothing for now, but don't bet against an X8 or even X9. They're likely inevitable given enough time.

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BMW X Models Dimensions

The dimensions of the BMW X Models SUV vary according to year of manufacture and spec level.

Year	Body Type	Height x Width x Length	Ground Clearance
2025	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1526x1824x4360 mm	Ground Clearance: 182 mm
2024	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1526x1824x4360 mm	Ground Clearance: 182 mm
2023	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1526x1824x4360 mm	Ground Clearance: 182 mm
2022	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1526x1824x4360 mm	Ground Clearance: 182 mm
2021	Body Type: SUV	Height x Width x Length: 1526x1824x4360 mm	Ground Clearance: 182 mm

The dimensions shown above are for the base model.

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BMW X Models Wheel Size

The BMW X Models has a number of different wheel and tyre options. When it comes to tyres, these range from 225x40 R20 for SUV in 2025 with a wheel size that spans from 8x20 inches.

Year	Body Type	Front Tyre Size	Front Rim	Rear Rim
2025	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 295x35 R21	Front Rim: 10.5x21 in	Rear Rim: 11.5x22 in
2024	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 295x35 R21	Front Rim: 10.5x21 in	Rear Rim: 11.5x22 in
2023	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 295x35 ZR21	Front Rim: 10.5x21 in	Rear Rim: 11.5x22 in
2022	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 295x35 ZR21	Front Rim: 10.5x21 in	Rear Rim: 11.5x22 in
2021	Body Type: SUV	Front Tyre Size: 295x35 ZR21	Front Rim: —	Rear Rim: —

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BMW X Models Towing Capacity

The BMW X Models has maximum towing capacity of 3500kg for the latest model available.

Year	Body Type	Braked Capacity from	Braked Capacity to
2025	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 0kg	Braked Capacity to: 3500kg
2024	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 0kg	Braked Capacity to: 3500kg
2023	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 0kg	Braked Capacity to: 3500kg
2022	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1700kg	Braked Capacity to: 3500kg
2021	Body Type: SUV	Braked Capacity from: 1700kg	Braked Capacity to: 3500kg

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BMW X Models Fuel consumption

The BMW X Models is available in a number of variants and body types that are powered by PULP and Hybrid and Diesel and ULP fuel type(s). It has an estimated fuel consumption starting from 7.8L/100km for SUV

Year	Body Type	Fuel Consumption*	Engine	Fuel Type	Transmission
2025	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: —	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2025	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 1.1L/100km	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: Hyb/PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2025	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 7.8L/100km	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: Diesel	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2024	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: —	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2024	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 1.1L/100km	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: Hyb/PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2024	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.9L/100km	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: Diesel	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2023	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 9.0L/100km	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: ULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2023	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 12.5L/100km	Engine: 4.4L	Fuel Type: PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2023	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 12.2L/100km	Engine: 4.4L	Fuel Type: Hyb/PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2023	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 5.9L/100km	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: Diesel	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2023	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 10.6L/100km	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: —	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2022	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 11.6L/100km	Engine: 4.4L	Fuel Type: ULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2022	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 10.6L/100km	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2022	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 12.2L/100km	Engine: 4.4L	Fuel Type: Hyb/PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2022	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 4.7L/100km	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: Diesel	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2021	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 8.9L/100km	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: ULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2021	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 10.6L/100km	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2021	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: —	Engine: 3.0L	Fuel Type: Hyb/PULP	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO
2021	Body Type: SUV	Fuel Consumption: 4.7L/100km	Engine: 2.0L	Fuel Type: Diesel	Transmission: 8 SP AUTO

*Combined fuel consumption

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