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    BMW X6 FROM $121,900

    May 06, 2020 2 minutes
    By Byron Mathioudakis

    Launched in 2008, BMW’s then controversially styled now has a few imitators due to its success. What it loses out to the closely related X5 in space and practicality, the divisive design icon makes up for in attitude and individuality.

    The cheapest X6 is the $121,900 xDrive30d, powered by a 190kW 3.0-litre turbodiesel driving all four wheels — like the rest of the range

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