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150 vehicles found
Year:
2022
Make:
BMW
Model:
X3
Body type:
SUV/Crossover
Doors:
5 doors
Drivetrain:
All-wheel drive
Engine:
I4 Diesel
Exterior colour:
Black
Fuel type:
Diesel
Gearbox:
Automatic
Mileage:
39,633
Stock No.:
54437
Reg.:
WBA16BZ080N155767
Black 2022 BMW X3 SUV/Crossover All-wheel drive Automatic

 

2022 BMW X3

Xdrive20d Mht M Sport 5dr Step Auto

39,633 mi

Birmingham
Great Deal

£27,697

Year:
2022
Make:
BMW
Model:
X3
Body type:
SUV/Crossover
Doors:
5 doors
Drivetrain:
All-wheel drive
Engine:
I4 Petrol
Exterior colour:
Black
Fuel type:
Petrol
Gearbox:
Automatic
Mileage:
12,345
Stock No.:
1631
Reg.:
WBA26DP020N157680
Black 2022 BMW X3 SUV/Crossover All-wheel drive Automatic

 

2022 BMW X3

Xdrive20i Mht M Sport 5dr Step Auto

12,345 mi

King's Lynn
Good Deal

£31,999

Overview

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The 2023 BMW X3 is comfortable to be in, feels very well built and – perhaps most significantly – is brilliant to drive. There are more comfortable alternatives (like the Volvo XC60) or ones that feel more pin-sharp to drive (the Jaguar F-Pace), and there is no seven-seat option, or fuel-efficient two-wheel-drive version. However, few – if any – premium SUVs deliver the same breadth of capabilities overall as the genuinely impressive 2023 BMW X3. The fact that it’s offered in such a broad variety of trims, engine options and price points (including a plug-in hybrid) also makes it a great choice for a wide range of buyers.

Strengths:

More fun to drive than most rivals
A wide choice of efficient petrol, diesel, and plug-in hybrid engines
Spacious and comfortable cabin

Weaknesses:

Sportier versions have a firm ride
Not as able off road as a Land Rover
No seven-seat option

Is the 2023 BMW X3 better than the 2023 Volvo XC60?

The 2023 Volvo XC60 is a smoother, more comfortable, more relaxing car than the 2023 BMW X3 but, ultimately, it’s not as exciting to drive, nor does it feel quite as well polished when it comes to build quality. The Volvo’s range of engine choices is more limited, too.