BMW has finally updated their North American website to reflect the upcoming diesel engines. With less than two weeks away from the moment the first diesels will hit the US dealerships, now everyone can go to www.bmwusa.com and configure their own car. You can check out all the available colors and options, and I have a feeling many people were holding off on their new purchase so they could compare the final price between the petrol and diesel models. With a starting price of $51,200 for the BMW X5 and $43,900 for the 335d, we can’t really say that the diesels are the cheapest cars on the block, but if you’re looking for a more efficient car, then they might suit your needs.
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- BMW 1-Series
- From 18/28 mpg | MSRP from $29,400
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- BMW 3-Series
- From 18/28 mpg | MSRP from $33,600
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- BMW 5-Series
- From 18/28 mpg | MSRP from $45,800















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