I don't have the full price list (Jon Shafer is going to post it tomorrow) but I know the base price and a few option package prices:

<b>2000 BMW X5 4.4i</b>
Base Price- (incl. destination) <b>$49,470</b>

<b>Options-</b>
Sport Package- Priced at $2,470 it includes 19 x 9.0 inch front and 19 x 10.0 inch rear cast alloy wheels, 255/50R-19 front/285/45R-19 rear performance-rated tires, sport suspension calibration, 8-way power sport seats with manual thigh support, shadowline trim, titanium-colored grill insert, black chrome exhaust pipes and white turn-signal lenses

Activity Package- which includes a high-pressure headlight cleaning system, rain-sensing windshield wipers, three-stage heated front seats and a ski bag. It will be offered at $850

Unique in its class, the X5 offers options such as <b>Xenon headlights, BMW integrated Navigation System, Park Distance Control and retractable load floor. </b>

Similar to other BMWs, X5 options will include <b>in-dash CD player, heated steering wheel, self-dimming interior and exterior mirrors, advanced on-board computer, premium audio system with Digital Sound Processing, moonroof and lumbar support.</b>

DrBimmer

Base MSRP is <b>$49,970</b>, not $49,470. Sorry!

DrBimmer

I'm probably going to get rid of my JGC in the spring and nothing else out there has captured my attention as an alternative. I saw spy photos of the X5 (which looks a little similiar) and it definately peaked my interest. Now that I hear its base is $50K (probably $55-58K out the door, I guess I'm back to getting a new JGC. That much $$$ is too much IMHO for a car who will be offroad a lot. I guess I'm not in the "target market". Although I still like the photos and will go see one in person as soon as their out. I guess I'll park my 30V around the corner.