Seats are comfortable and the car drives very smooth. Heat seat great and backup camera and sensors. There are some confusing things about it like the windshield wipers are either on or intermittent the intermittent mode took me forever to figure out and its just a strange setup. The heat doesn't blow out enough, sometimes I like the car air to really hit me this doesn't. The door locks are kind of a pain in the butt, overtime I exit the car I have to manually unlock the door or have the key in my hand, if I have my bag in the back and the key is in it if I get out of the car and open the back door its always locked. Tried to reprogram it on the computer but to no avail. Also the GPS is a little bit tricky when programming.
The 2008 BMW X5 feels very solid and well built. It has about the same driver leg room (I'm 6-4) as a much bigger SUV such as a Lincoln Navigator or Ford Expedition but handles and drives far better. With the 3.0 in-line six, perfomance is very good, especially in Sport mode. The V8 version is even better. So far, I am averaging 21.1 mpg with a mix of in-town and highway driving. Overall, I am very happy with the X5.
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