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BMW X3 SUV (2024 onwards) Review
New X3 remains one of the class best
New price: £50,185 - £69,585PROS
- Great balance of sportiness and comfort
- Spacious and versatile boot space
- Wide range of engines
CONS
- Interior quality is disappointing in places
- PHEV range could be longer
- Can get expensive with options
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BMW iX2 SUV (2023 onwards) Review
Electric version of the X2 SUV Coupe is the better bet
New price: £49,365 - £59,325PROS
- The best version of the X2
- Powerful and good to drive
- More comfortable than petrol M35i
CONS
- Tesla Model Y goes faster and further
- Still quite a firm ride
- More expensive than petrol X2
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BMW X2 SUV (2023 onwards) Review
Second-generation of BMW's small SUV coupe driven
New price: £42,750 - £56,270PROS
- Range-topping M35i has plenty of power
- Sportier looks than before
- Sophisticated infotainment
CONS
- M35i has a very firm ride
- Too many touchscreen controls
- No choice of trim level
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BMW X1 SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Entry-level BMW SUV is practical and good to drive
New price: £36,430 - £54,870PROS
- Very practical
- Great to drive
- Clever tech
CONS
- Heating controls on touchscreen
- Not the softest ride
- Expensive PHEVs
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BMW XM SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Controversial, and it won’t appeal to many of BMW M’s fans
New price: £110,840 - £174,440PROS
- Attention-grabbing styling, inside and out
- All-electric range of up to 55 miles
- Lots of advanced standard-fit technology
CONS
- Large footprint and hefty kerb weight
- Not as quick as you might hope given its price
- Doesn’t have the M car verve that it should
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BMW iX SUV (2021 onwards) Review
Still one of the best electric cars you can buy
New price: £75,315 - £119,715PROS
- Outstanding comfort and refinement
- One of the best electric SUVs to drive
- Now with a far longer range than before
CONS
- Divisive design won’t appeal to everyone
- Expensive optional extras
- Boot isn’t as large as many in this class
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BMW X6 (2019 onwards) Review
Large, premium SUV for those who want to stand out from the crowd
New price: £80,800 - £150,490PROS
- Surprisingly roomy inside
- Slick, tech-laden cabin
- Drives well, with sporty flavour
- Quality throughout
CONS
- Garish wardrobe not for shrinking violets
- Not as practical as X5 sister SUV
- Purchase and running costs are punchy
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BMW X5 M (2019 onwards) Review
Fast, flawed, sometimes fun
New price: £134,480 - £147,080PROS
- Impressively well built
- Spacious rear seats and large boot
- Precious little body roll and lean
CONS
- Doesn’t feel that fast against rivals
- Fidgety ride due to massive wheels
- Numb steering unbecoming of a BMW
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BMW X2 SUV (2018 - 2023) Review
Stylish family car is good to drive, but expensive
Used price: £9,416 - £31,390PROS
- Distinctive looks
- Fun to drive
- Easy to personalise
CONS
- Firm ride borders on uncomfortable
- Pricey even before options
- Practicality not a strong point
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BMW X5 4x4 (2018 onwards) Review
Great engines, enjoyable drive, practical
New price: £74,560 - £116,805PROS
- Efficient plug-in hybrid
- Practical and plush interior
- Enjoyable to drive
CONS
- Reduced button count for heater and stereo
- Rear legroom could be better
- Seven-seater option of limited use