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BMW launches limited edition X5 M Sport

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BMW’s X5 M Sport Limited Edition is on sale now from $99,900 drive away.

Adding to the M Sport’s enhancements are 20” M double spoke alloy wheels, M leather steering wheel with gearshift paddles and chrome tail pipe finisher from the M Sport range.

Additionally, features such as navigation professional, voice control, rear view camera with top view, electric seat adjustment, automatic tailgate operation, and Bi-Xenon headlights including headlight washers and high beam assist with anti-dazzle exterior mirrors add to the already high standard specification of the BMW X5 xDrive 30d.

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This represents more than $15,000 of additional value.

 

As part of the ‘Festival of M’ promotion, BMW is also offering its popular M Sport package at no cost on its 5 Series and Z4 models, as well as the M Sport ‘Plus’ package at no cost on its 1 and 3 Series Coupe and convertible range – representing additional customer value of between $2500 to $7900.

The M Sport Plus package for the 1 and 3 Series models boasts M Sport suspension, M leather steering wheel, M aerodynamics package, BMW individual high gloss shadow line and anthracite roof liner (Coupé variants) all familiar from the existing M Sport package.

In addition, this offering now includes features such as unique 18” M light-alloy wheels in ferric grey, door sill finishers with chrome-plated ‘edition’ designation and royal blue contrast stitching in the upholstery when ordered in Dakota leather black – combined with velour floor mats with blue leather piping.

The popularity of the M Sports packages is such that nearly 50% of all BMWs sold in Australia are equipped with this option.

Offers apply to new BMW 1 Series Coupé and Convertible, 3 Series Coupé and Convertible, 5 Series Sedan, Z4 and X5 xDrive30d M Sport Limited Edition ordered and delivered between February 1 and  March 31, 2013.

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