New BMW X3 reviews
The second generation BMW X3 needs to redress the shortcomings of its predecessor, which was heavily criticized for having a notchy, bouncy ride and rather low-rent interior trim, not up to the standard expected of a premium brand such as BMW. The latest version is cheaper and the ride is much improved, but will it win back the hearts of drivers?
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1 New BMW X3 review available
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BMW X3 (2010-)
New price: £28,965 - £44,865
Will the bigger, better equipped and more efficient new BMW X3 become the best-selling medium-sized premium 4x4? -
BMW X3 (2004-2010)
New price: £28,685 - £40,300
The pricey BMW X3 is an upmarket compact SUV based on the company's 3 Series platform. But do low profile tyres and off-roading really mix? Read on.
Used BMW X3 reviews
Even a used BMW X3 is going to be expensive to buy. Running costs are high right across the range, but you’re best off with one of the frugal diesels. The first-generation X3 suffered from a choppy ride and a lack of rear passenger space.
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1 Used BMW X3 review available
BMW X3 reviews
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BMW X3 (2010-)
Used price: from £27,500
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BMW X3 (2004-2010)
Used price: from £7,675
