For 2026, the BMW XM undergoes a refined mid-cycle refresh that streamlines the SUV's identity by establishing the high-performance XM Label as the lineup's sole offering. This update prioritizes both utility and aesthetics, most notably increasing AC charging speeds from 7.4 kW to 11 kW for faster replenishment. Visually, the 2026 model introduces sophisticated customization via the BMW Individual program, featuring the new Frozen Tanzanite Blue exterior paint, revised welcome light animations, and sleek Jet Black 23-inch wheels. Inside, the cabin receives an elevated touch with new Merino leather themes available in three distinct hues paired with brown or black accents, solidifying the XM's position as a premier bespoke performance vehicle.
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The 2025 BMW XM preserves the Label Red trim introduced in 2024 and maintains its position as BMW's performance-focused hybrid SUV. The model continues with minimal changes for the current model year, focusing on its established blend of performance and luxury.
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The BMW XM adds a new Label Red trim but otherwise carries over with minimal changes for 2024.
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The BMW XM is a new plug-in hybrid model for 2023, it's also the first exclusive M model to be released in a very long time.
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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