New Car Overview of the 2005 BMW X3 Compact Near-Luxury Sport Utility Vehicle Description: Compact Near-Luxury Sport Utility Vehicle Base MSRP Range: $30,300 – $36,300 Invoice Price Range: $27,735 – $33,195 Where built: Austria This compact-class SUV goes by the tag of X3. A forceful in-line six-cylinder engine fits in front of the four-door passenger compartment that comprises two rows ... Read More »

New Car Overview of the 2005 BMW X5 Mid-Size Luxury Sport Utility Vehicle Description: Mid-Size Luxury Sport Utility Vehicle Base MSRP Range: $41,700 – $70,100 Invoice Price Range: $38,105 – $63,950 Where built: USA BMW’s X5 Series of sport-activity wagons repeat as the X5 3.0i and X5 4.4i but with new cabin trim and more standard equipment aboard. Both versions ... Read More »

BMW has a long tradition of manufacturing some of the best-looking, and best-performing, coupes of any automaker worldwide. Read More »

Spacious. Best build quality and on-road performance in the small SUV segment. Great product to introduce one's self to BMW. If you can afford it, this is among the best products in the segment to purchase. Read More »

The 5-Series of sport sedans shows up in BMW's 2004 line with new designs set on a new platform that represents the fifth generation for mid-size models. Read More »

Compared to the roly-poly roundness of Z3 first-generation issues, the angular styling for Z4 looks edgy and quick. Read More »

The majority of all cars sold with a BMW badge come from the 3-Series class of compacts. Read More »

Platform for the 7-Series cradles an aluminum suspension with computerized active roll stabilization. Read More »

X3 is the new model, arriving late in BMW's 2004 season and looking somewhat like a high-hiked 3-Series sports wagon after six months of pumping iron at the gym. Read More »

What makes BMW's sport utility vehicle different from convention concerns its unitized structure and the application of performance-oriented mechanical paraphernalia. Read More »