Why does the BMW X5 depreciate so quickly?
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Depreciation is relatively fast compared to the value retention rate of low-end cars. The following is a related introduction about the BMW X5: Interior: The interior design feels familiar, but the new BMW X5 uses more upscale decorative materials. Apart from the driving dashboard, the entire console appears lower, enhancing the sense of brightness in the cabin. The central LCD display has been replaced with a large, independently designed thin-screen panel. Additionally, the new BMW X5 incorporates real wood trim and silver decorative frames. Due to the increased dimensions of the new model, the interior space feels more spacious, and the rear trunk space has been expanded to 1,870 liters. Powertrain: The entry-level model of the new-generation X5 will be equipped with a 2.0T engine delivering a maximum power of 245 horsepower. Furthermore, the new model will also feature 3.0T and 4.4T engines. The engines are paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission from ZF.