New Car Prices and Reviews

BMW X3 has been one of the most popular compact SUVs from the house of BMW throughout the world, which happens to be the successor of BMW X5. The initial discontentment amongst the public was its ordinary front fascia that did not live up to the expectations of most of the critics and sport enthusiasts.

However, ever since 2005, the BMW X3 has been one of the sensational offerings in its market in all the aspects. Now, the 2010 BMW X3 is ready to be rolled out into the market with more power, stupendous off-road capabilities, improvized looks, the infamous xDrive, and much more.

With a slightly softer suspension, N52 inline 6-cylinder engine, and updates in the xDrive system, the 2010 BMW X5 looks like a tremendous SAV on the offer, and probably it is going to set new standards for the current generation sport utility and sport activity vehicles.

The sporty BMW X3 Cross Country versions will also be on the offer, which will be marketed with 2.9 liter inline-6 twin turbocharged diesel engine and several extra capabilities exclusively for the rally raid competition.

In terms of architectural changes, there's nothing new as such, though the new X3 is going to be sturdier than its predecessors for sure.

Overall, the 2010 BMW is going to be a top performer in its segment, but it is definitely going to be a costly affair too. The pre-launch bookings have started and just like every other BMW release, the new X3 has received overwhelming response.