2004-2009 BMW X3 review

2004-2009 BMW X3


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In addition to its highly-praised dynamics which will thrill keen drivers, the innovation and functionality of the all-new design and its typical gold-standard BMW build quality, the Australian specification BMW X3 comes fully equipped with a generous array of features and equipment. Standard fit on all X3 models are BMW's latest Dynamic Stability Control system, eight airbags - including BMW's famed Inflatable Tubular Structure head protecting airbags, multi-function leather wrapped steering wheel with cruise control, 17-inch light alloy wheels, roof rails, rain sensor and automatic headlight control, fog lights, climate control air conditioning, on board computer and CD radio. The BMW X3 also offers the discerning buyer a wide range of optional equipment with which to personalise their purchase. Two particular highlights are the new Panorama glass sunroof and BMW's innovative Adaptive Headlights. The two-piece Panorama glass sunroof extends almost completely throughout the entire roof area of the X3, covering a glass area of 0.65 square metres. The driver is able to open up the roof completely at the touch of a button. Adaptive Headlights, in turn, improve visibility in the dark by swivelling to the side in an infinite adjustment process geared to the steering angle of the vehicle. This adjusts the two Bi-Xenon headlight units as a function of the steering angle, yaw rate and road speed, thus illuminating bends ahead of the driver, clearly and brightly. Further Australian market options include sports suspension, 18-inch light alloy wheels, aluminium running boards, wood or aluminium interior trim (which are standard on the X3 3.0i), electric front seats, sports seats, heated seats, satellite navigation and TV monitor, Voice Control and a professional quality HiFi system. BMW's internationally lauded straight-six cylinder engines power the X3, producing 141 kW and 245 Nm of torque in the 2.5i and 170 kW and 300 Nm of torque in the 3.0i. Like its larger X5 sibling, the X3 employs BMW's just-released xDrive all-wheel drive transmission, which continuously and intelligently splits drive torque between the axles for premium control and safety under all driving conditions.Model Range:
X3 2.0d
X3 2.5si
X3 3.0d
X3 3.0si

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