Used 2016 BMW X4 for Sale

What's New in the 2016 BMW X4?

This is only the X4's second model year, but there are already some significant developments. There's a new high-performance variant, the X4 M40i, with 355 horsepower. A Harman Kardon surround-sound system is now standard in the xDrive35i. And enhanced USB and Bluetooth features are now standard throughout the range, providing voice control for contacts and music, mobile office functions (text, email, calendar, tasks and voice memos) and the ability to sync up a second smartphone. See the 2016 BMW X4 models for sale near you

Which X4 is the Best?

It's a bit of a financial stretch from the 28i to the 35i, but it's well worth it in terms of the driving experience, and there's hardly any penalty at the pump. Find a BMW X4 for sale

How Much Does a 2016 BMW X4 Cost?

The 2016 BMW X4 comes in xDrive28i, xDrive35i and M40i versions.

The xDrive28i ($46,245) includes 18-inch alloy wheels, adaptive xenon headlights with LED headlight rings, LED taillights and fog lights, auto-dimming/power-folding/heated side mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, a sunroof, a power tailgate, rear parking sensors, 8-way power front seats, driver's-side memory settings, leatherette upholstery, burl walnut trim, 40/20/40-split folding rear seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, Bluetooth phone and audio, an iDrive infotainment system (with the premium 8.8-in display screen) and a 9-speaker audio system with HD Radio, auxiliary audio input and a USB port.

The xDrive35i ($50,695) adds 19-in wheels, the bigger engine and the 16-speaker Harman Kardon system but is otherwise similarly equipped.

The X4 M40i ($58,795) also has 19-in alloy wheels but with a different design (20-in wheels are available, with wider rears for optimal handling), plus upgraded brakes, M-tuned adaptive suspension and steering, sport seats, a sport exhaust, front and rear parking sensors, leather upholstery and satellite radio.

A number of options packages are available. The Cold Weather package includes heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, retractable headlight washers and heated rear seats. The M Sport package has special M wheels (19-in or 20-in), an aero body kit, an anthracite-colored headliner, an M steering wheel, brushed aluminum interior trim and sport seats.

The Technology package provides smartphone app integration (including remote vehicle access), navigation, an upgraded instrument cluster and a head-up display. The Lighting package contributes LED headlights with automatic headlights. The Premium package brings leather upholstery in a variety of colors, power lumbar support for the front seats and keyless entry/starting. Finally, an xLine appearance package provides exclusive 19-in wheels and various customizable trim elements.

Some of the above items are available as individual options, along with adaptive suspension dampers and a self-parking system.

The X4's back seat is one of its least redeeming features. The sloping rear roofline encroaches on passenger space. To keep the rear compartment adult-friendly, BMW had to lower the seat. This means that long-legged individuals will have their knees pointing to the sky, although smaller passengers should be reasonably content, and it does result in adequate headroom.

Cargo space measures 17.7 cu ft. behind the rear seats and 49.4 cu ft. when they are folded down. That's more like a 4-door hatchback than a comparable crossover SUV. The X3, for example, offers 27.6/63.3 cu ft.