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BMW X5 2000 reliability and quality

Production year from 2000 to 2003

Unfortunately, the most recent inspection data for this BMW X5 is more than 10 years old, but at that time reliability was below average.

During regular inspections from 2006 to 2015 in average failures were found for approximately 17 percents of BMW X5.
The most recent data available is for 2015, when the average defect rate for a 15-year-old BMW X5 was 33.7 percent, the average for a car that age was 32.1 percent. BMW X5 reliability performance was therefore below average - 60% of other cars tested had fewer defects.

BMW X5 2000 owner reviews

Year of inspection Age of car Failures found %
/ average for same age cars		 Place in rating
BMW X5 2003
2015 12 years 33.7% / 32.10% 46. from 78
2014 11 years 35.0% / 33.30% 48. from 78
2013 10 years 26.4% / 23.00% 64. from 87
2012 9 years 24.0% / 22.20% 55. from 88
2011 8 years 20.6% / 16.70% 77. from 98
2010 7 years 11.4% / 14.70% 85. from 123
2009 6 years 9.7% / 9.30% 67. from 109
2008 5 years 9.3% / 8.90% 62. from 111
2007 4 years 7.3% / 5.90% 82. from 113
2006 3 years 7.9% / 6.60% 77. from 107
BMW X5 2002
2014 12 years 35.0% / 33.30% 48. from 78
2012 10 years 24.0% / 22.20% 55. from 88
2010 8 years 11.4% / 14.70% 85. from 123
2008 6 years 9.3% / 8.90% 62. from 111
2007 5 years 10.5% / 10.70% 54. from 107
2006 4 years 7.9% / 6.60% 77. from 107
BMW X5 2001
2007 6 years 10.5% / 10.70% 54. from 107
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