X3 in the Market
The compact luxury crossover segment has undergone a revolution since the first-generation X3 debuted. Both the Q5 and GLK-Class have become popular sellers, while X3 sales have lagged behind.
The redesigned X3 puts BMW in position to retake some of the market thanks to its more forgiving ride. Despite some shortcomings, it's still luxurious enough to cut it in this segment, and its more competitive starting price that's about $2,000 less than the 2010 X3 won't hurt, either.
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Rear seat heating
Switching on
Press the button once for each
temperature
level.
The maximum temperature is reached when
three LEDs are lit.
If the drive is continued within approx. 15 minutes,
the seat he ...
In the Cabin
Because each was equipped with the optional Sport Package, both of our test
cars had "multi-contoured" power sport seats, which we found comfortable. An
additional seat adjustment, which ...
BMW 335i: optimised six-cylinder petrol engine with beefy power delivery,
strong torque and superb refinement
Fans of large six-cylinder engines have a treat in store too. The optimised
six-in-line unit in the new BMW 335i will impress performance-minded drivers
with its effortless power, exceptionally fa ...
