2015 BMW X3 consumer reviews

This Truck is a replacement for 2008 LR HSE (totaled) I just got it over a month ago and it is good so far. Very fun( zippy) to drive. Wish the seats were more comfortable. I have the 35i XLine. 79k on the clock. You have to get familiar with the idrive, also my heads-up display is not working properly. There is also a coolant leak which will be taken care of under warranty. This vehicle also used premium gas. Soo far we will see how reliable it shall be.

Six cylinder turbo provides great performance. Sport package worth every penny for the handling. I had a 2011 E90 several years ago with the same N55 motor and Sport package. This is just as much fun.

Bought it for my daughter. Wanted a safe, reliable vehicle. It has not disappointed. I drive it more than she does. Plenty of pep and great pickup. Blind spot and lane departure warning are a huge plus. Only downside, the seats are not terribly comfortable.

Great car, has over 70k miles and no major problems. With the Diesel engine I get great MPG, almost 40 on highway trips, over 500 miles per tank.

Fun, reliable M sport preowned SUV. A bit small, but worth the sacrifice for the comfort, performance and reliability. I recommend the 35I, as opposed to the smaller 28i. The 300 hp with the sport mode gives you quite a boost that I needed coming out of a larger ML 350. Technology is far advanced. The inability to in expensively install a tow package is the only significant drawback.

Amazing SUV with lot of luxury and performance. Not to big and not to small. I love the flashy and rare red color. Although used it only has 23,000 miles reflecting a brand new look and feel

The vehicle has meet my expectations to date (2 mos) just waiting to see how the reliability is. No issues to date, running well, smooth ride, good gas mileage.

Bought this car used about 8 months ago with 22K miles on it. As a single person, I decided I didn't need a 4X4 Tacoma and a 328i RWD, paying insurance, tabs and maintenance for both. After looking around, I figured out that the X3 Diesel was the right choice. So far, this has been the best vehicle I have ever owned! The engine is a charmer, I typically get about 36-37 mpg on my commute in stop and go traffic. Love the slight characteristic sound that the diesel engine makes. Have gotten 39-40 mpg on trips to and from Portland. Lots of luggage space, enjoy the truck-like height without the terrible gas mileage. Did some ski trips this past winter and the car is bulletproof in snow and ice. Drove up a snowy trail to a cabin that a friend couldn't make in his Subaru and was he surprised! Have had an issue with the sunroof rattling; the dealer in Seattle was surly and unhelpful - the dealer in Tacoma (BMW Northwest) was fantastic, listened to the problem, and had it fixed under warranty. Other than that, the car has been reliable and simply a joy to drive.

so many annoying things: the loud back-up beeping that you can't make lower (there is a button to turn it off, but you lose the rear camera), the trun signals that don't "click" making it a pain when you signal to change lanes, connecting the phone to aux is a process and not being able to close the gas flap when the car is locked. not to mention engine trouble a month after the warranty lapses.

I needed a crossover (last car was totaled, so I was on a time crunch) and there’s not a whole lot that piqued my interest currently. My dad and my aunt both own an older X3, and I originally test drove a 6cyl. It wasn’t as peppy as I wanted but when I drove the twin turbo that sealed the deal. It’s comfortable, responsive, designed well, and stylish.