BMW X6 2015

2015 BMW X6: what owners report

• German TÜV data for the second generation (F16), counted together with the X5 (F15): 20.4% of 6-7-year-old cars have significant defects against a 13.6% average, chiefly worn axle bearings and oil leaks.2014–2019
• Second generation (F16): Auto Bild says broken springs are no isolated case, and TÜV data for the X5 and X6 together shows more front lighting faults, likely on the costly LED lamps.2014–2019
• US owners of late first-generation (2013) and second-generation (2016) cars mostly report few problems, and CarComplaints logs only a handful of US complaints for 2008-2020 model years.2008–2020
• TÜV inspectors rarely find rust on the second-generation X6 (F16), and its brakes, brake lines and discs seldom draw criticism.2014–2019