Showing posts with label BMW X5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BMW X5. Show all posts

bmw x5 2011


Could dispense elaborare Hamann BMW X5 M? Of course not. Once again the German tuner has produced a development much thrust from both aesthetically and from the mechanical. The car gains a wide-body kit necessary to accommodate wheels from 22 ‘(or 23′ optional). The front is adorned with a new front lip, but to capture the attention is definitely the engine hood made of carbon fiber with flashy outlets for hot air. This goes perfectly with the shells of the mirrors and door handles. Quieter than the rear which is recognized only for the new extractor that incorporates the two “guns” drain at the center. More discreet presence of the airfoil above the rear window. The interiors are saturated style: although the color combinations are not so excessive, the seams of most of the diamond wallpaper “loaded” too complex an already enriched by the molding compound.
From the technical point of view the car sports a new 30-mm lowered suspension and exhaust system more open, besides a revised engine mapping: ’s car goes from 555 hp and 680 Nm of torque to 610 hp and 780 Nm For the insatiable, there is the HM 670 sports kit that includes more open catalyst, 670 hp and 950 Nm of torque. Miracles of electronics. Needless to say, the car easily touches 300 km / h with both power step. To stop this locomotive takes care of the brake system with 405 mm front discs and 340 mm rear calipers bites respectively with 6 and 4 pistons.




BMW Adds Three-Seat Rear Bench Option for the X6 and New Equipment Goodies for X5


Starting from April 2011, BMW X6 customers will be able to specify the crossover model with a three-seat rear bench. Up until now, the X6 was offered exclusively with a four-seat layout. The extra accommodation is available for all X6 models with the exception of the X6 ActiveHybrid, and can also be ordered for the X6 M. Besides the third seat that replaces the previous storage unit between the two rear passengers, the five-seat model also gets new leather options.

BMW also announced that the new batch of X6 models will feature shift paddles on the steering wheel whose operating logic follows the principle familiar from the M cars: for manual shifting of the eight-speed Sport automatic transmission, the right paddle is used for upshifts and the left for downshifts.

Furthermore, both the BMW X5 and X6 can be ordered with new Y-spoke design 20-inch alloy wheels shod in 275/40 and 315/35 front and rear tires respectively, plus a Comfort Access system that illuminates the car’s surroundings, and an updated range of ConnectedDrive services. The latter includes the BMW Apps option, which means that iPhone users will be able to access Facebook, Twitter and international radio stations, regardless of the car’s location.

BMW Adds Three-Seat Rear Bench Option for the X6 and New Equipment Goodies for X5


Starting from April 2011, BMW X6 customers will be able to specify the crossover model with a three-seat rear bench. Up until now, the X6 was offered exclusively with a four-seat layout. The extra accommodation is available for all X6 models with the exception of the X6 ActiveHybrid, and can also be ordered for the X6 M. Besides the third seat that replaces the previous storage unit between the two rear passengers, the five-seat model also gets new leather options.

BMW also announced that the new batch of X6 models will feature shift paddles on the steering wheel whose operating logic follows the principle familiar from the M cars: for manual shifting of the eight-speed Sport automatic transmission, the right paddle is used for upshifts and the left for downshifts.

Furthermore, both the BMW X5 and X6 can be ordered with new Y-spoke design 20-inch alloy wheels shod in 275/40 and 315/35 front and rear tires respectively, plus a Comfort Access system that illuminates the car’s surroundings, and an updated range of ConnectedDrive services. The latter includes the BMW Apps option, which means that iPhone users will be able to access Facebook, Twitter and international radio stations, regardless of the car’s location.

By Csaba Daradics


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