Used 2004 BMW X3 for sale near me

My wife and I just bought our new 2017 Murano this past week. Oliver Turner was our Sales Consultant. Oliver bent over backwards in handling our sales transaction and made our purchase very smooth and seamless. We will definitely recommend Wolfchase Nissan to friends and family. We could not be happier with our buying experience !!

Solid and reliable. Maneuvers well. Looks new. Plenty of acceleration, even with the 2.5 engine. Taller than sedans, so you can see farther ahead. Roomy trunk.

Seems to be a good place to buy my vette from.shouldnt be much longer and I'll have another one.

Great car, a little small. Not much leg room in the back and not much space in the back. Easy drive, lots of power, great mileage

I entered, 23-25 Toyota Camry awd, in search, and the first car that came up I asked to see it, got quick response and appointment. Then I came and did a test drive. Very friendly and patient staff. Then came again for trade in estimate. Less that couple weeks later I did purchase. I do wish there was more literature that could be reviewed, about different plans available, provided prior to final signing.

This car has one of the best motors BMW ever made. (6 Cylinder) It rides and handles like a new car. The motor is quit and smooth without a turbo.

Stopped in while in town on business. Did not have an appointment but the service team was friendly and highly efficient. Shuttle service was helpful and Rebeca was terrific.

2004 BMW X3, $4900 or best offer, automatic transmission, excellent condition, heated seats, everything works, very low mileage, only 97000 miles. The price is negotiable, first come first served

I just bought a car here and Sabrina was our sales person she whent above and beyond to help us have bought cars from them o er the past 25 years and my children and grandchildren also have i have always a good experience i would definitely recommend them

My 2004 X3 2.5i currently has 184k miles now. We purchased it 5 years ago with 130k on it. We bought it because we were looking for an AWD vehicle with a manual transmission (that wasn’t a Jeep). This is one of the few vehicles that ticks all of those marks. Plus it’s a BMW with BMW comforts. It has had more service items than a Toyota or Honda, but nothing too extreme. Coilpacks and plugs, but also the DISA valve, fuel filter (replaced the fuel pump at the same time), some evap solenoids and pumps, rear wheel speed sensor, the CCV, and the most expensive repair was a new driveshaft. This was a Midwest car, but isn’t all rusted out surprisingly, though I blame that for the issue with the driveshaft. Currently the only issue is the sunroof, the plastics for the panoramic have cracked and broken, and made it unusable. I hope to repair that in The spring Overall though, it has never broken down or left us stranded. Has started up every time I put the key in. Has been solid in any weather conditions thrown at it, including a couple of feet of snow from last winter (with just regular all season tires). The ride is comfortable, just slightly on the stiff side. And outside of the sound from the sunroof currently, very quiet. The downsides being cost for parts and labor higher than Japanese/Korean competitors, and premium gas with not great gas mileage. I get the same mileage in this as I do my 2016 Dodge Charger RT with the 5.7 liter Hemi v8. But I won’t drive that in the snow. The car is holding up with the abuse of teaching a teenager how to drive a manual as well, another plus. We love our X3. It will be our daughters car once she gets her license, and we are already considering buying another one for ourselves when that happens. It has that German sports sedan feel with the take you almost anywhere capability. And it tows. 3500 isn’t a lot, but I’ve used it to dolly compact cars and shuttle around truck frames.

Very pleasant. I got a quick response to my emails and calls. I would do business with them anytime.