Used 2005 BMW X3 SUV Consumer Reviews
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Fun to drive
Great car to drive a little bumpy but not bad. Fuel economy isnt as good as I hoped but better then others. Overall like the car funt to drive will probably buy another BMW.
First BMW ever!
After my wife and I have bought the 2005 BMW X3 3.0i. We had no idea how different BMW's where compared to us having a toyota corolla and growing up with ford cars and hondas. At 82K miles we have yet to have any issues with our X3 3.0 aside from guzzling gas at an unexpected rate. But thats a given since we love to put it to the mettle with our 3.0i V6 on the high ways everyday we go to work, and we are on the highways a lot. We where surprised how a midsize SUV like the the BMW X3 3.0i can pack so much and have so many little surprises that you wont find out until you push it to the limit. It has ample enough room and yes the ride is rough, but this is a sports based midsize SUV.
- 3.0i 4dr SUVMSRP: $4,999177 mi away
- 3.0i 4dr SUVMSRP: $5,000640 mi away
- 3.0i 4dr SUVMSRP: $2,995760 mi away
Good car little maintenance required
Good car. Which required very little maintenance other than brakes which are very expensive to change.
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Not happy
This is my second bimmer, I realize it is not the luxury model of my 528I but the sunroof rattles, the fuses to my 12v outlets keep blowing,Interior black on black is peeling, none of these things are covered and I must pay for diagnostic to discover problems and then they aren't covered by warranty. I'm thinking about trading. Love the look, hate the quality.
The best SUV for the money
We have owned our 2.5L X3 for over a year now and we could not be happier. This is an excellent crossover SUV.