Part Out # 951 – 2013 BMW X5 3.0L (E70)

We’ve done quite a few BMW X5 (E70) part-outs. If you need good used X5 parts, check out our selection.

This 2013 X5 xDrive35i had an MSRP of $47,500.

The exterior paint color is JET BLACK.

The interior color is BLACK.

A few OPTIONS this particular BMW SUV has:

• Satin Silver Decorative Trim
• Adaptive HID Xenon Headlights
• Smoker Package
• Electric w/ Memory Front Seats
• Heated Front Seats
• Navigation System (Professional)
• HiFi Speaker System
• Nevada Leather Seats

2013 BMW X5 xDrive35i – Frequently Asked Questions

Do all BMW X5 have third-row seating?

No, the X5 third-row seat is an optional package add-on. If you’re in the market for a BMW X5 and need 3rd-row seating, make sure you check the options beforehand.

Are all BMW X5 xDrive?

Yes, all BMW X5s are built on the BMW All-Wheel Drive system (xDrive). At least they are here in the US.

Can the 2013 BMW X5 tow a lot?

The towing capacity for the ’13 BMW X5 is 6,000 lbs.

Does the 2013 BMW X5 come with a manual transmission option?

No, the 2013 X5 3.0L is paired with an 8-speed automatic with no option for a manual transmission. You’ll be hard-pressed to find an SUV with a manual transmission.

What’s the difference between the 2013 BMW X5 xDrive35i and the X5 xDrive50i?

The xDrive35i has a 3.0L turbo engine. It has less power (300 HP) but better fuel economy than the xDrive50i. The xDrive50i has a 4.4L V8 twin-turbo engine. It’s considered the top-level X5. It’s quicker, more powerful, but more expensive (obviously).

Is the BMW X5 good in snow?

With BMW AWD (xDrive) system, the added clearance from it being an SUV, and good winter tires, it will perform exceptionally well in snowy conditions. I can’t emphasize enough how much tires make a difference in snow. If you have bald summer tires, it won’t matter what vehicle you’re driving; it will be risky in snow driving. If you want a more comprehensive breakdown of how well BMW handles the snow check out this article.