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Already named All-Terrain Car of the year, the BMW X3’s innovative and functional design comes equipped with a generous list of features and equipment. The BMW X3 2.5si offers a versatile on-off road design that stimulates both the refined and the thrill seeking driver.
With a 2.5 litre 24 valve in-line 6-cylinder petrol engine that delivers 160kW of power and accelerates from 0-100km/h in just 8.5 seconds it will definitely get your heart pumping. The BMW X3 2.5si can be whisked along the open road or eased around obstacles off-road, using an exceptional 6-speed automatic transmission. The automatic transmission boasts leading edge Steptronic and Adaptive features.
The BMW X3 2.5si has a superb all wheel drive system or Xdrive. The XDrive feeds engine power to both axles as the change in situations require, it automatically adapts to the terrain you’re driving on, whether it’s a twisting road, steep hill or slippery surface the XDrive will keep you on the road.
BMW is noted for their integrated safety features and the X3 2.5si is no different with dynamic traction control, cornering brake control, hill decent control, adaptive headlights and BMW’s comprehensive safety programme which includes driver and passenger, front airbags that are augmented by side airbags in front, and as an option side airbags for the rear. Seatbelts are fitted with force limiters and tensioners with electronically controlled pyrotechnic actuators.
Inside the BMW X3 2.5si you will find comfort and convenience with a sizable list of amenities, including a large choice of interior designs for trim, automatic air conditioning, climate comfort windscreen, panorama glass roof, multifunction steering wheel with cruise control, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows, locks, and mirrors, premium audio system with 6 disc CD changer and MP3 decoder, LC display, DVD compatible with 16:9 colour screen, and an on-board computer to name a few.
Take a BMW X3 2.5si out for a spin today. You’ll fall in love with it.
Current model series include:
- BMW X3 2.5si
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