The X6 sDrive35i (rear-wheel drive, six-cylinder engine) and xDrive35i (all-wheel drive, six-cylinder engine) are powered by the automaker's familiar N55 powerplant, which has been in use since 2009.

The 2025 BMW X6 starts at $75,675. That’s for the most popular version, the xDrive40i with a perfectly energetic engine and all-wheel drive as standard. The corresponding X5 SUV begins below $ ...

The strength of its powertrain is what makes the X6 fun to drive. There’s no reason a vehicle this big should move the way the X6 does. It zips forward with supreme indifference. You start off ...

and it displays a willingness to run that necessitates great restraint to not always drive like a maniac. Like many vehicles of its ilk, the X6 M’s biggest problem has nothing to do with the car ...

While auxiliary storage and transport are great reasons to buy an external drive, let’s not forget the all-important role an external drive plays for backup — either as the primary backup ...

The Crucial X6 is fantastic for storing and playing PS4 ... A big benefit is that of getting a PS4 external hard drive that's likely faster than your PS4's internal one, and this will also be ...

Quick for its size and height, the X6 offers impressive cornering due to a nearly perfect 50/50 weight distribution, wide tires and BMW's Dynamic Performance Control all-wheel-drive system.

The F96-generation X6 M first appeared in 2019, and was facelifted late last year to bring updates to the powertrain, chassis and design. Visually, it’s just as divisive as before, if not more ...

The X6 has a big 83-litre fuel tank and based on my usage ... It has the handling and power of a much smaller and sportier car but at no point does it feel wild or reckless to drive. It’s got a ...

it’s also got a four-wheel drive system with full off-road systems as well as an active locking differential. Expectations for a thirsty engine were high, considering the hefty power available, but ...

Quick for its size and height, the X6 offers impressive cornering due to a nearly perfect 50/50 weight distribution, wide tires and BMW's Dynamic Performance Control all-wheel drive system.