BMW X5 E70 (2006–2013) Price Guide

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BMW X5 E70 (2006–2013) Statistics

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The E70 X5, produced from 2006 to 2013, added a genuine diesel V8 option for the first time and brought a level of refinement that made the E53 feel agricultural by comparison. The M57 3.0d and N57 30d diesels are the definitive E70 specifications. These are powerful, economical, and boast the X5’s characteristic driving engagement.

The Car

The E70 used N52/N54 straight-sixes, N62/N63 V8s, and M57/N57 diesel straight-sixes. The 30d with the N57 is the sweet spot; 245bhp, smooth, refined, and returning real-world economy that the V8 cannot approach. The 50i with the N63 twin-turbo V8 at 407bhp is the performance variant. A seven-seat third-row option was added. The X5M E70 used the S63 twin-turbo V8 at 555bhp.

Buying

The 30d or 35d is the practical recommendation. The 50i for those who want V8 performance. N63 oil consumption issues affect the 50i. Rear air suspension leaks are common on high-mileage examples. The BMW E70 has depreciated well and represents accessible large SUV value.