For 2022, the BMW X4 gets a restyled exterior with new headlights, an updated center console with a 12.3-inch touchscreen, an the M40i gains a 48-volt hybrid drive system.
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For 2021, the BMW X4 is mostly a carryover, adding more standard equipment like Android Auto and several driver-assistance features.
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The 2020 BMW X4 is in store for a game changer this year with the announcement of the X4 M and X4 M Competition. Both deliver tremendous results with newly forged S58 engines tuned to deliver 473 horsepower for the M and 503 hp with the Competition. Both new M inspired chassis pin down all that added horsepower with adaptive dampeners, unique power steering, upgraded differentials, while outside bigger vents, unique wheels and M-badging let you know this isn't an average X4.
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The BMW X4 has been redesigned for 2019. While the last generation was a modern- styled crossover with strong performance, it compromised practicality and interior room. The new X4 offers more interior space than the previous generation, while also improving driving dynamics. By widening the track, BMW has managed to give the X4 both more interior space and a lower center of gravity. To further passenger and driver perception that the X4 is a great place to be during a long road trip, BMW has raised the bar on interior features. The X4 gains a much larger moonroof that stretches all the way to the back seats as well as a standard 10-inch touchscreen.
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The 2018 BMW X4 has received a number of stylish exterior updates for model year 2018. The front end is inspired by the X3's design, and features slimmer headlights, a more upright nose, a front bumper dominated by larger air inlets and aggressive down-sloping roof line. 19-inch wheels are now standard while out back the updated taillights look aggressive wrapping around the sides of the vehicle. The "M Sport" package is now available for both the M40i and xDrive 28i models.
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The biggest news for 2017 is the deletion of the xDrive35i model, which has been replaced with the more performance-oriented X4 M40i. The M40i gets significantly more horsepower from its 3.0L straight 6-cylinder engine, vastly improving acceleration and really allowing the X4 to live up to its coupe name. New options for 2017 include mobile Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity and wireless phone charging, while the M sport package features a new steering wheel design.
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Following its debut last year, the BMW X4 is largely unchanged for 2016, though a Harman/Kardon surround sound audio system is now standard on the xDrive35i, while enhanced USB and Bluetooth now include mobile office, Bluetooth sync for a second phone, and voice control for contacts and music.
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The BMW X4 is a brand new model for the company and serves to fill out BMW's "X" line of SUVS. BMW have stuck to their new naming convention and just as the 4-series is a coupe version of the 3-series, so too is the X4 a coupe interpretation of the X3. Of course as an SUV, the X4 isn't a true coupe. Not only does it offer more ground clearance than any coupe in recent memory, it also has a full complement of four doors. However take one look at it and its obvious BMW's designers have done everything in their power to mold the relatively truck-like proportions of the X3 into something much sportier and sleeker.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe mid-level sedan in the BMW line-up, the 5 Series receives a diverse appeal from luxury car customers. Based on the E39 platform in 1998, the BMW 5 Series was offered as the 528i model with a 2.8-liter six-cylinder engine and a more powerful 540i variant with a 4.4-liter V-8 engine. The larger 4.4-liter propelled the 1998 BMW 5 Series with 282 horsepower. Both the 1998 BMW 528i and 540i could be equipped with either a manual or an automatic transmission. For the 1999 model year, a BMW 5 Series Wagon was added to the United States line-up.
A 394-horsepower BMW M5 sedan based on the E39 platform was brought stateside in 2000 propelled by a 5.0-liter V-8 engine (the first BMW M5 to receive an eight-cylinder engine). Along with rain-sensing windshield wipers and xenon headlights were found as standard equipment on the 2000 BMW 5 Series sedan. The BMW 5 Series received an entire redesign for 2004 with a strikingly modern exterior shape. A 2004 BMW 545i model featured a 325-horsepower V-8 engine that could be paired with a six-speed manual, six-speed automatic or a six-speed Sequential Manual Gearbox (SMG). For 2006, the BMW 5 Series offered a wagon body style as well as an alternative to rear-wheel drive. An all-wheel drive system was optional with six-cylinder models of the 2006 BMW 5 Series.
In 2008, a BMW 535i model was introduced using a 300-horsepower, twin-turbocharged inline-six engine. The look of the BMW 5 Series was once again altered in 2011 as it now rode on a chassis near identical to the 7 Series. Three powerplants were offered on the 2011 BMW 5 Series and the availability of an eight-speed automatic transmission was new. The 2011 model year added the BMW ActiveHybrid 5 model combining a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six gasoline engine with an electric motor for 335 horsepower. For 2014, the powerplant choices for the BMW 5 Series luxury sedan expand in the United States with a diesel engine option.
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