All the right elements have come together harmoniously in BMW's oil-burning X6 M50d, possibly the most ideal X6.
BMW reckons its high-performance X5 M50d can run a return trip between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur on a single tank of fuel. Julian Kho takes up the challenge.
Earlier in March, a range of BMW xDrive models flexed their four-wheel drive muscles in an island off the Southern coast of Singapore.
BMW unleashes its engine making sorcery to create the most powerful diesel unit in the market - and fits it in the new X5.
The xDrive is a marketing name for BMW's intelligent all-wheel drive system. But it could mean a whole load more, as we find out.
BMW's range of X models conquered a previously uninhabited island off the Southern coast of Singapore, showcasing their prowess in a three-day event.
BMW Asia has introduced the new BMW X5 M50d in Singapore under the BMW M Performance Automobiles range - featuring the most powerful straight-six engine.
A simple combination of diesel and the phenomenal performance of the tri-turbo lurking under the bonnet put the BMW X6 M50d ahead of its segment.
The new X5 impresses with outstanding practicality, a load capacity to a maximum 1,870 litres and an optional third row of two additional seats.
This time round, it isn't so much of getting up close and personal, but instead, it's having a better understanding of the two new M50d cars.