Used 2019 BMW X3 for Sale

What's New in the 2019 BMW X3?

A new entry-level model, the rear-drive sDrive30i, joins the range. Standard equipment expands to include forward-collision mitigation with pedestrian detection and parking sensors at both ends.

Which X3 is the Best?

The xDrive30i is probably the choice with the broadest appeal. The difference in fuel economy between this and the sDrive30i is hardly worth bothering about, and the extra security from AWD more than makes up for it. Stretch to the Driver Assistance Plus package. Find a BMW X3 for sale

How Much Does a 2019 BMW X3 Cost?

The 2019 BMW X3 is available in sDrive30i, xDrive30i and M40i forms.

The sDrive30i ($41,995) comes with 18-inch alloy wheels, LED low beams/halogen high beams, LED daytime running lights/fog lights, roof rails, a powered tailgate, power-folding/heated side mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, self-dimming rearview and driver's-side mirrors, a rearview camera, selectable driving modes, tri-zone automatic climate control, 8-way power-adjustable front seats (including bolsters) with driver's-side memory settings, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, dark oak wood trim, 40/20/40-split/folding/reclining rear seats, simulated leather upholstery, front and rear parking sensors, forward-collision mitigation with pedestrian detection, iDrive electronics interface (central display and center console button-knob controller), two USB ports, a 12-speaker audio system and HD radio.

The xDrive30i ($44,295) has the same equipment, but adds all-wheel drive with hill-descent control.

An optional Convenience package adds adaptive LED headlights, keyless entry/ignition, a panoramic sunroof, 4-way adjustable lumbar support and satellite radio. The Premium package includes everything from the Convenience package plus a head-up display, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, navigation with real-time traffic updates, smartphone-based remote services and Apple CarPlay smartphone integration.

The Executive package includes everything from the Premium package, plus an all-digital instrument display, gesture control (enabling a small number of infotainment functions controlled by certain hand movements) and Parking Assistance (a 360-degree camera system, enhanced front/rear parking sensors and an automated parking feature).

The M40i ($55,645) adds the more powerful engine, sport exhaust, 19-in alloy wheels, upgraded brakes, sport-tuned suspension and variable-ratio steering, special M Sport styling, automatic high beams, 14-way power-adjustable front sport seats, hands-free tailgate operation and everything from the Convenience package.

The M40i's Premium package is essentially the same as the 30i's counterpart, but (front and rear) heated seats cost extra. The Executive package is also similar and requires selection of the Premium package.

All three models are eligible for a number of packages and individual options. The Driving Assistance package adds blind spot monitoring and lane-departure warning. The Driving Assistance Plus package can then be added on top of that, bringing adaptive cruise control with stop/go, active lane-keep assist, Traffic Jam Assist, front cross-traffic alert and evasive-action assistance. The Parking Assistance package is also available separately.

Many extras can be added individually (one of the many reasons why special-ordering a BMW is a good idea). Other options include a space-saver spare tire, ventilated front seats, rear sunshades, wireless smartphone charging, Wi-Fi and a Harman Kardon 16-speaker Surround Sound system. Each X3 may also come with an adaptive suspension, although tuning differs by model.