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Encyclopedia > BMW E53

The BMW E53 automobile platform was the basis for the 2000 through present X5 SUV. It will be replaced by the BMW E70 in the future.




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BMW E53 - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (80 words)
BMW E53 - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
The BMW E53 automobile platform is the basis for the 2000 through 2006 BMW X5 SUV.
It will be replaced by the BMW E70 for 2007.
BMW (2177 words)
BMW was a major supplier of engines to the Luftwaffe and of engines and vechicles, especially motorcyles, to the Wehrmacht.
BMW was banned from manufacturing for three years by the Allies and did not produce a car model until 1952.
BMW motorcycles were first produced in 1923 and had an unusual "boxer twin" engine, with two air-cooled cylinders protruding from opposite sides of the machine.
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