Which year is best for BMW X3?

Which year is best for BMW X3?

2005-2007. Like we mentioned before, 2005-2007 are some of the best years for the BMW X3. During these years, there were very few customer complaints or issues with the vehicle and if there were issues, they were not consistently brought up enough to necessitate a recall.

What is the best used BMW X3 to buy?

If you’re looking for a reliable BMW SUV, the 2006-2010 X3 is probably your best bet. It’s comfortable, rides very high and feels a lot quicker than it actually is, and the suspension absorbs most of what the road has to throw at you. You’re even looking at more than 23 mpg on average, which isn’t bad for a BMW SUV.

Is BMW X3 a good used car?

Is a used BMW X3 4×4 reliable? With an ageing fleet of examples, this generation of X3 is slipping down the reliability rankings and only managed a lowly 17th place finish out of a class of 23 large SUVs. The news doesn’t get any better because BMW as a brand came in a disappointing 21st place out of 31 manufacturers.

How long will a 2011 BMW X3 last?

The BMW X3 can last on average between 150,000 to 200,000 miles with regular servicing, proper maintenance and conservative driving habits. Based on an annual mileage of 15,000 miles per year, this equates to 10 to 14 years of service before it will require major repairs or break down.

How reliable is a 2011 BMW X3?

The 2011 BMW X3 got the lowest reliability rating in the categories for engine major, engine minor, engine cooling, drive system, fuel system, electric system, body integrity, power equipment, and in-car electronics. That’s nine of the 17 categories with the worst rating.

How many miles should a BMW X3 last?

Is a 2011 BMW X3 reliable?

What’s the most reliable BMW X3?

According to its extensive testing, Consumer Reports considers the 2017 model year one of best for the X3. CR gave it a 4 out of five for reliability. There are some potential trouble spots to be aware of, though. The 2017 X3 has three NHTSA safety recalls on it.