The most likeable feature of the BMW X5 SUV by most reviewers:

The 2010 BMW X5 SUV does very well in federal government and insurance industry crash tests. The X5's standard safety features include hi-tech systems such as Dynamic Brake Control.

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The most un-likeable feature of the BMW X5 SUV by most reviewers:

Heavy steering at low speeds and a hefty price are sour notes, along with the small size of the third-row seat, which makes it impractical for use by adults.

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Best Comparisons for the BMW X5 SUV:

While the Benz retains its comparatively traditional 4-Matic full-time four-wheel-drive system, the X5 serves up Dynamic Traction Control, the rear torque-splitting trickery that puts the "x" in BMW's xDrive.

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Summing the BMW X5 SUV in a one-liner!

The presence of the old iDrive interface makes it hard to recommend this generation of the BMW X5 SUV xDrive35d, and the diesel engine makes it more suitable for open-road conditions than congested city traffic.

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