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#1478 of 1507 2005 X5 4.4i - Suggestion on buying
by bmw_dream
Dec 13, 2008 (12:04 pm)
Hello all, thanks for reading...planning to buy BMW X5 as it was my dream to own a BMW X5...Can some one please let me know if this will be a good one to own?
45k miles on it, sport pkg, premium, 19" wheels,nav, pan.moon roof,...it has all the required things I am looking for...questions are
1) 24k is a good price to pay for this?
2) On avg, how much will be my maintenance for this vehicle?
3) any frequent and known issues on this model?
4) how soon it will be out-dated in the market?
5) re-sale value after 2 yrs from now
Thanks for your help and advise
#1479 of 1507 2006 BMW X5 ignition off but still running
by 6degrees
Feb 21, 2009 (2:50 pm)
It just happened once today.
After I turned off the ignition and took the key out. I noticed something was still running under the hood. I waited a while and it kept running. I did not wait for it to stop. I put key in and started the engine again (I did check the engine temperature and it was normal.). Then turned it off. After this, I did not see anything running any more.
The running was like turbo charged engine, which keeps running for a while after you turn off the engine.
Anybody experienced this?
#1480 of 1507 Re: 2006 BMW X5 ignition off but still running [6degrees]
by steve_ HOST
Feb 21, 2009 (3:01 pm)
Maybe it was just the radiator fan? Most of them are thermostatically controlled these days and will run (if needed) whether the motor is on or off.
#1481 of 1507 Re: 2006 BMW X5 ignition off but still running [steve_]
by 6degrees
Feb 21, 2009 (3:12 pm)
It might be the fan which was running. But why? It never happened to me before. Engine temperature was normal and weather was cold. After I re-started the engine and turned it off, the running was gone rightaway.
I am not sure if it is normal.
Steve, thank you for the reply.
#1482 of 1507 Re: 2005 X5 4.4i - Suggestion on buying [bmw_dream]
by cobra9
Feb 25, 2009 (6:30 pm)
I just bought an '05 4.4 with sport + premium. 24k is good/fair depending on condition. If there is still warranty left or it is CPO, I think it is pretty good!
Maintenance - cannot tell, depends too much on condition, but I'm prepared for higher then your average car.
Issues - check x5world.com, but from what I read, minor stuff, my PDC and folding mirrors stopped working, but are still under warranty.
I like the look. BMW keeps to maintaining their theme.
Resale - I realy expect it to depreciate 2-3k per year from this point.
#1484 of 1507 2002 BMW X5 DVD/NAVIGATION
by jerseyjim82
Jun 25, 2009 (10:01 am)
Hi I recently purchase a 2002 x5 3.0 bmw...the car doesnt have any audio upgrades and I was thinking of getting a touch screen navigation/dvd system for itand hopefully installing monitors on the headrests or a flipdown...can anyone tell me if this is feasible or will it be way too much trouble....thx
#1486 of 1507 Re: 2005 X5 4.8 Air Suspension Problems [bgrice]
by jc12058
Jul 03, 2009 (7:18 am)
I am having the exact same problem with my 2002 X5 sport. My local shop told me the bladder needs replacing ($1000+) but was able to fill it and it held for about 2 months. Let me know if you find a better fix, as no lights are on the dash etc...
#1487 of 1507 Re: About to buy [jeff9876]
by helping2
Aug 04, 2009 (9:03 pm)
Definitely worth the extra for the nav system. You are never lost. Only negative is the update DVD is expensive.