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The BMW X9 could bring Neue Klasse styling, CLAR architecture, and powerful gasoline engines to a new flagship SUV aimed at America.
BMW is considering something big. Late last month, the automaker revealed it is studying a new SUV above the X7, tailored specifically to the American market. The new SUV isn't expected to arrive until closer to the end of the decade, so BMW has plenty of time to share the details. But until it makes things official, this is everything we know about BMW’s new large SUV.
— Anthony Alaniz, Associate Editor
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