BMW X3

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MPG City: 19 ; Highway: 25 - 26

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The X3, a compact luxury crossover, was redesigned for 2011 for the first time since its 2004 introduction. With a slightly larger size, a new eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive, the five-seater combines BMW's signature driving prowess with the utility of a crossover. With numerous additions came one major deletion: A manual transmission is no longer offered. The X3 competes with luxury crossovers like the Acura RDX, Audi Q5, Cadillac SRX and Infiniti EX35.

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2011 BMW X3

MSRP $36,750–$41,050
MPG City: 19 Highway: 25 – 26
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2010 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $33,000–$33,500
MPG City: 17 Highway: 24
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2009 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $29,400–$29,800
MPG City: 16 – 17 Highway: 23 – 24
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2008 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $25,700–$26,000
MPG City: 16 – 17 Highway: 23 – 24
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2007 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $20,600–$20,900
MPG City: 18 – 19 Highway: 26
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2006 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $17,950–$18,200
MPG City: 16 – 17 Highway: 23 – 25
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2005 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $15,400–$16,500
MPG City: 16 – 17 Highway: 23 – 25
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2004 BMW X3

Kelley Blue Book Retail $13,350–$14,300
MPG City: 16 – 17 Highway: 23 – 25
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