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BMW X3 (2010 - 2018)

5
reviewed by Diane Booth on 12 June 2022
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 13 January 2022
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 2 July 2021
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 28 April 2021
4
reviewed by Anonymous on 14 April 2021
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 25 March 2021
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 28 January 2021
5
reviewed by Diane Booth on 17 October 2020
1
reviewed by Anonymous on 5 June 2020
4
reviewed by Anonymous on 28 April 2020
4
reviewed by Anonymous on 2 February 2020
4
reviewed by Lowflier on 7 August 2019
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 7 May 2019
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reviewed by Anonymous on 26 March 2019
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reviewed by S91S91 on 21 March 2019
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reviewed by Anonymous on 18 January 2019
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reviewed by James Dowling on 17 March 2018
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reviewed by Anonymous on 23 February 2018
5

X3 3.0d SE Auto (F25)

reviewed by Agiclone on 21 August 2017
5
Overall rating
5
How it drives
5
Fuel economy
4
Tax/Insurance/Warranty costs
4
Cost of maintenance and repairs
4
Experience at the dealership
5
How practical it is
4
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability

Excellent Car with Some Minor Irritations

I swapped a Mitsubishi Outlander for this. The 3,0 litre engine is doing about 4mpg more than the manual Outlander (177 version) driven at the speed limit. Ride good on the 17" tyres but having test driven an M on 19" try and stick to the SE if you like your teeth to stay in. Engine and gearbox is perfect and capable of warp speed even in Eco mode, sport mode can be a bit vicious. The interior excellent and I have not really noticed any problems except when you fold down the rear seat the centre seat belt can leave its name in the leather seat :-(.

Now for the minor irritations:
- you can't see the auto stop on/off pushbutton as it is hidden behind the indicator stalk - it wouldn't be hard to move, (for BMW)
- changes the auto stop on/off setting if drive mode is changed, it's best off (fear of big pile of dead starter motors!),
- central locking a pain as it only opens the drivers door on first press of the key fob, and boot needs it's own press, grrrrr,
- no dashboard lights in daylight without headlights on so on darker roads the dials harder to see (this might be a fault),
- centre console could have easily been designed to take more CDs,

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reviewed by John Frank on 30 August 2016
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reviewed by recycler on 18 July 2016
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reviewed by dme on 31 May 2015
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reviewed by pedro7th on 8 December 2014
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 17 October 2014
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reviewed by Zs dead on 15 October 2014
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reviewed by Anonymous on 29 September 2014
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reviewed by 24PAL on 1 May 2014
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reviewed by ermo on 26 April 2014
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reviewed by strathspey on 23 January 2014
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reviewed by timblackprince on 23 January 2014
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reviewed by Keith L on 23 January 2014
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reviewed by ph48 on 22 December 2013
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reviewed by porscheBarry on 23 January 2013
5
reviewed by Anonymous on 15 November 2012
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reviewed by david williamson on 16 August 2012
2
reviewed by RICH69 on 12 April 2012
5
reviewed by gordben on 27 March 2012
3
reviewed by popeye3 on 5 March 2012
3
reviewed by the1beard on 28 December 2011

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About this car

Price£28,970–£47,145
Road TaxE–K
MPG36.7–56.5 mpg
Real MPG80.6%

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