The RTL II Grip magazine had an exclusive opportunity to interview the test drivers of the upcoming BMW X5 M and X6 M models. The prototype vehicles are undergoing winter testing in the beautiful Scandinavian Peninsula. Unfortunately, the video is in German and there is no translation, but I still believe you will enjoy the new footage.
The RTL folks talk about the BMW X5 M and X6 M as having over 550 horsepower, running from 0 to 60 mph in under 5 seconds and the base price to be set above the 100,000 euro mark.
With the official launch date set for April 4th, we will definitely receive more information in the next couple of weeks and most likely, the first official photos and information.
[Source: Bimmertoday.de ]
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Translation Please!!!!!!!dont get anything sadly
€100,000?! Holy cow! So much for recession….
@Gil:
I;m pretty sure in Germany if you put some nice options on an M5, it will cost around 120 000 euros, so I’m not really surprised the X6 M is so expensive.
The M5 base price in Germany is a bit under 100 000 euros.