Economical BMW X3 xDrive 18d Introduced - 6.2 litres/100 km

your name is hell666 , why should anyone listen to you ?!

your name is scratchy996, and why should anyone listen to you? hell666 is right about this

you guys have got to be kidding right?? lol its not the most incapable suv ever made, its just that the people that buy these don't go off roading in them. its definitely capable, i know for a fact cuz i took my aunts X3 offroad and it gripped wonderfully :)

again as i said above.... the buyers of these vehicles do NOT take them offroad for the most part.

Lolol, MTC.

OH MY GOD! How did you ever make it back alive?!?!!

LOL... do people who own X3's ever drive off-road? I doubt it. It's for mum's who take their kids to school and do the shopping run in them.

Now that's even more useless in off road conditions, not to mentionit is one hell of an ugly car from VW

100 000 a year cant be too bad...there are those who talk talk talk and those who buy. two different people :)

eaactly, those who are yapping about teh off road and all this non-sense are probably those who are driving Tata's and Kia's. The X3 is a nice compact premium SAV that's well priced in the 3 Series (perhaps a bit more) range. If I am a person who wants more space than a 3 Series, loves the BMW brand, want the same economy as a 3 Series and someone who generally travel around by car to holiday detinations, then the X3 is my choice. Speaking of design though, the pre-facelift X3 was terrible with those black bumpers, but facelift actually makes the car look so much better. I must say that it looks even better than the GLK, but on par with the Q5. Itis a pity that in people's minds, the first impression was UGLY from tehpre-facelift model so it's kind of screwed for the current X3 lifespan. So let's see if BMW will learn from their mistake for the X1.... if they make their X1 uglier by putting on black plastic bumpers or huge chunks of cheap black plastics, even if I intend to pay extra for it to be sprayed at the factory, I will not buy it because in people's minds and my mind, it would be a car that's got a cheap, non-premium image. As for those who wonder why the emphasis on a visual like that- it's because a huge chunk of a buying decision is on the car's design. If a manufacturer wants to put out cheap image of their cars, sorry I don't buy cheap junk, especially if it is a premium manufacturer like BMW.