BMW X3 xDrive20d review

[@hwleitner2009]

Need to add comfort seat for thigh extenders. Thanks for review. Agree X3 feels immensely solid. Personally I’d spend that kind of money on NX 350 H if for the long term

[@Phinda505]

You’ve got information but the whole video i just saw you guys and not the car, no exterior shots, boot, dash and infotainment system walk through, sunroof opening shots?

[@carcouplesa]

Thanks for the feedback. The concept of the videos began as just us interacting and chatting about the cars, but we'll try to add more details, going forward

[@andysmbambo]

i was about to say the same thing

[@christophernaidoo3340]

Thanks for this informative review, which is also great for us relative to a SA market. I think the X3 is amazing, I just felt that the 2.0d engine, although good torque just didn’t do enough for me in terms of power, especially coming from a 2.0T. Also could be the fact that it just feels so refined on the road. That being said it’s the only con, in otherwise a well designed and featured car. I think the 3.0d gives you that extra bit of punch, if you looking for an inbetweener, from this to the M40i.

[@hamzamurad9163]

Need advice i am looking a x3 xdrive20d 2016 model with 27k km on it, Will it be a good purchase?

[@carcouplesa]

Hi, a 2016 model will be out of both its original warranty and service/maintenance plans, so it may be worth looking into either extending, or purchasing a new plan. Otherwise, this a very good product - including build quality, efficiency and overall comfort. I actually know of a showroom condition 2019 sDrive18d (front-wheel drive) with less than 15 000 km on the clock, of you're interested. It's in Cape Town