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2012 BMW X3 SUV

Fuel economy:19 cty/25 hwy

What's New for 2012 The 2012 BMW X3 is essentially unchanged save for a minor shuffling of optional equipment package features.

MSRP from $37,100

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2013 BMW X3 SUV

Fuel economy:21 cty/28 hwy

What's New for 2013 For 2013, a new turbocharged four-cylinder replaces the old naturally aspirated straight-6 in the BMW X3 xDrive28i model. Every X3 gets a standard power liftgate, automatic engine stop/start technology and the previously optional Driving Dynamics Control, which also gains a fourth mode (known as Eco Pro) for its adjustable drive settings. A lane-departure warning system is added to the options list.

MSRP from $38,850

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2014 BMW X3 SUV

Fuel economy:21 cty/28 hwy

MSRP from $39,600

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