Description: Model lineup4.4i (2.8i model introduction spring '00) Engines4.4-liter V8 (2.8-liter inline-6 Spring '00) Transmissions5-speed automatic with Steptronic Safety equipmentdual front and side airbags standard, rear side airbags optional; ABS standard Basic warranty4 years/50,000 miles Assembled inSpartanburg, SC Specifications As Tested Model testedX5 4.4I ($49,970) Standard equipment (4.4i)traction control, dynamic stability control, hill descent control, remote locking with key memory, power/memory front seats, leather upholstery, wood trim, automatic climate control, stereo radio/cassette 10-speaker sound system; destination charge included Options as testedrear side airbags ($385), Power moonroof ($1,050), Park Distance control ($350), Xenon headlights ($500), Navigation system ($1,990), Premium audio system ($1,200), Privacy glass ($275) Price as tested$55,720 Layoutall-wheel drive Engine4.4-liter dohc 32v V8 Horsepower282 hp @ 5400 rpm Torque324 lb.-ft. @ 3600 rpm EPA fuel economy, city/hwy13/17 mpg (est.) Transmission5-speed automatic with Steptronic Wheelbase111.0 in. Length/width/height183.7/73.7/67.2 in. Track, f/r61.4/61.4 in. Turning circle39.7 ft. Seating capacity5 Head/shoulder/leg room, front38.9/58.0/39.3 in. Head/shoulder/leg room, rear38.5/57.2/35.4 in. Max. trunk/cargo volume15.9/54.8 cu. ft. Towing capacity6,000 lbs. Suspension, f/rindependent/independent Ground clearance7.1 in. Curb weight4828 lbs. Tires255/55HR18 Brakes, front/reardisc/disc Fuel tank capacity24.3 gal. Unless otherwise indicated, specifications refer to test vehicle. Prices effective as of October 1, 1999 and include manufacturer's destination and delivery charges. N/A: Information not available or not applicable. Manufacturer Info Sources 1-800-334 4269
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