BMW X3 xDrive 20d Cars
The BMW X3 xDrive 20d is a popular SUV for Kiwi drivers, especially those who frequently encounter wet or slippery roads. The car's 4wd - 4x4 Turbo capability ensures exceptional traction and stability even in the toughest conditions.
The BMW X3 xDrive 20d is equipped with a diesel engine that produces up to 140kW of power and can accelerate from zero to 100km/h in just under eight seconds. This impressive speed, combined with its dynamic handling and fuel efficiency of around 5L per 100km make it an ideal vehicle for both city driving and longer road trips.
Safety features are abundant, including an intelligent all-wheel drive system, hill descent control, dynamic traction control and anti-lock brakes with electronic brake force distribution. Other advanced safety features include front and rear parking sensors as well as a reversing camera for improved visibility.
Inside the BMW X3 xDrive 20d, drivers will find a sleek design and high-quality finishes including leather seats. The cabin has ample room for both passengers and luggage making it perfect for family adventures. In addition to its spaciousness, the car also comes with cutting-edge technology such as iDrive Touch Controller that lets you easily access navigation functions via its dashboard touchscreen.
While on-road performance is excellent thanks to precision handling features such as Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) which monitors driving behavior to provide added safety by keeping the car steady even when road conditions change abruptly, off-road abilities are equally impressive thanks to increased ride height from ground level allowing one to easily manoeuvre across challenging terrain such as steep hills or muddy areas.
Overall, the BMW X3 xDrive 20d offers a reliable blend of safety, luxury, space and outstanding on-road /off-road performance suitable for New Zealanders looking for an adventurous yet functional vehicle able to handle rough terrains especially when driving along windy mountainous passes like Crown Range or Arthurs Pass which are common in New Zealand’s South Island.
