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MotorWeek's Manual 2001 BMW X5 Review Has Us Gnawing At The Iron Bars Of Our Enclosure

With the gift of hindsight we now look back at the first-generation of the BMW X5 with a newfound fondness, especially when equipped with the five-speed manual.

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MotorWeek's Manual 2001 BMW X5 Review Has Us Gnawing At The Iron Bars Of Our Enclosure
With the gift of hindsight we now look back at the first-generation of the BMW X5 with a newfound fondness, especially when equipped with the five-speed manual.
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