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Written by Vijay Pattni
Fast SUVs are, in spite of logic, increasingly popular. SUVs that look fast equally so. To the latter crowd then, BMW has some modifications available for its new, fourth-generation and really rather big X5. Step forward, M Performance. Because who doesn"t want to see a heavyweight dressed up in a track suit and sports shoes? The new X5 which, admittedly is good, as you can read here can be tarted up with carbon fibre exterior components. Things like air intakes, front and rear winglets, the rear diffuser and even the mirror caps. More technical stuff comes in the shape of 20in light-alloy black wheels and all-terrain tyres, or the optional 22in light-alloy wheels that are 1kg lighter than comparable wheels. Apparently. Yup, we"re now in the realm of dialling up turn-in responses for a two-tonne SUV.
Date written: 25 Oct 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13828
Fast SUVs are, in spite of logic, increasingly popular. SUVs that look fast equally so. To the latter crowd then, BMW has some modifications available for its new, fourth-generation and really rather big X5. Step forward, M Performance. Because who doesn"t want to see a heavyweight dressed up in a track suit and sports shoes? The new X5 which, admittedly is good, as you can read here can be tarted up with carbon fibre exterior components. Things like air intakes, front and rear winglets, the rear diffuser and even the mirror caps. More technical stuff comes in the shape of 20in light-alloy black wheels and all-terrain tyres, or the optional 22in light-alloy wheels that are 1kg lighter than comparable wheels. Apparently. Yup, we"re now in the realm of dialling up turn-in responses for a two-tonne SUV.
Date written: 25 Oct 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13828
