2019 BMW X3 xDrive30i [Review & Test Drive] - Safest AWD System with a Lot of Grip | Part 1

[@samkong197009]

Good morning. Mr Khong. You are the best dynamic reviewer in Malaysia

[@YSKhongDriving]

Thank you, Sam. Words like these help me to continue. Please help to share and subscribe because I need to raise my subscriber base so that I can get more sponsors. That way we can do more videos. Thanks again

[@marco13377]

dah beli ke uncle ? Now is so affordable. Or you have bought better option ?

[@leonon777]

Nice insightful video. I know there's quite a price gap and vehicle size difference, but with pre-reg prices for the X3 bringing it much closer to the Volvo, how would rate these in terms of comfort or overall driving dynamics? Am I right to say that the XC40 is sportier, while the X3 is more comfort oriented? thanks.

[@YSKhongDriving]

Hi Yong, the XC40 is much smaller compared to the X3, so it would be an unfair comparison. Both are great vehicles, and I would agree that making a choice between the two would be difficult if size was taken out of play.

[@Aamal-ct3py]

helllo mr sifu!! you're always excellence,. just curious... i'm a hardcore of turbo+awd... all 4 of my current cars are hpt and awd, so how's the grip and the handling of x3 compared to your golf R ??

[@YSKhongDriving]

The Golf R is a car so it is better handling than the X3.

[@derrickjr992]

Mr Khong, now adays these traction/ stability control uses the car's braking system instead torque vectoring. Which in a way stabilise car but indirectly wear out brake unevenly. Total uselesa system compares to torque vectoring. Correct me if i'm wrong ya

[@YSKhongDriving]

Torque vectoring also uses the brakes. Many systems use the brakes to divert drive between axles and also to shift weight, plus stop the car. Yes, it does wear the brakes down, but the ability to individually brake wheels is a great boon to car control. Under normal circumstances we also use brakes to do weight transfer, and left foot braking to help turn cars, and handbrakes for drifting and rally driving.

[@wanasmav]

Insightful and dynamics driving by Sifu as always. Now, Im shopping for medium size SUV. My shorlisted are X3, XC40 & GLC, Driven all but cant fulfilled my checklist. X3 is great overall but without advance safety, XC40 most sexiest & full of advance safety but drive like normal SUV, GLC nice interior & exterior but small cargo space. Any advice, Sifu?

[@YSKhongDriving]

Try looking at the Rav4. 580 litres of boot space, 207 ps, 8 speed trans, full Toyota Safety Sense, 7 airbags.

[@simlowsb]

Hello Mr khong. How does this pair up with Cx8 2.5 turbo in terms of power and ride?

[@YSKhongDriving]

The CX8 is a bigger vehicle.

[@simlowsb]

@@YSKhongDriving ok noted

[@djohanaziz7561]

Review the kia stinger 3.3 turbo

[@YSKhongDriving]

I don't think that is available here.

[@djohanaziz7561]

@@YSKhongDriving it is available here the rear wheel drive 3.3 gt the one that is not available here is the 3.3 gt2 rear bias AWD variant