BUY OR BUST? 2006 BMW X3 High Miles Review!
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Today we take a look at the reliability, common problems and maintenance of a high mileage BMW X3. Let me know your thoughts below!
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Whats your favorite luxury brand and why?
Mercedes for power and looks but Lexus for reliability and also looks
Great video!!! Why do you recommend not opening the sunroof?
Lexus. Reliability
@@asforme762 watch the video again but listen this time. He totally explained why.
@@asforme762 it has plastic bits that operate the mechanism and its breaks or fade outs
Literally one of the funniest comments in a video I think I’ve ever heard, it was said so casually and I think a lot of people overlooked it. “Turn signal stalk still works like new, I don’t think it’s ever been used” 😂
typical bmw driver
its a bmw thing we never use that shit infact i think its add on that stalk (£££££€€€€€$$$$$)
🤣🤣
It went right pass me. The thing I don't get it this. It has 214k miles, run good and everything work. He say not to buy one. He sound like a hater. When you get 200k miles out of a car. You have gotten your money worth.
I must be crazy!!!! I just bought one for 2,000 dollars with 200,000 miles. Took it for a test drive and felt like I was driving a new car so I bought it. Hope it gives me at least 2 years if use. 2008 x3
How’s the car so far man? Thinking of buying one soon. 2007 with 140,000 on the dash. Guy is only asking for $3,000
@@FilthyTrap you probably gonna pay 10x that in 3 years on the car x3 comes with a lot of problems they are more on the unreliable end of Bmws
@@bigsteppa3112 I ended up getting a 2007 Lexus IS 250 lol but yeah, I hear ya. Nothing but money pit lol
@@FilthyTrap bro you didn’t make a mistake with that car at all enjoy it bro 🙌🏽 beautiful car and it won’t leave you stranded!
I'm bout to buy one in 3hrs with 217k miles do you think it's worth a buy
I've got a 2006 X3 and lovin' it. 187K, regulator and slight oil use. Many dash lights on for no reason, I put tape over, couldn't get fixed. Open my roof- there is a demo on how on CZcams, it's tricky. Mine has a 6 speed manual and lots of power in all gears. FUN car to drive!
So you do recommend this car I'm bout to buy a 20007 in 3yrs any tips
In 3hrs buying one
I hope you are joking
I just picked up a 2005 version. Thanks for the review! I have to say, I've been out looking at cars in the $10k range to replace a very nice 2006 Mazda 3 hatch that gave its life for me in a 60-90mph head on (it did awesome... I'm alive and recovering from a broken ankle and two compression fractured vertebrae). At this time used car prices are stupid high. I've looked at MANY similar year SUVs and hatchbacks (Subaru, Hyundai, Honda, Toyota) priced at $6500-10,000 with similar miles and nothing compared to the quality or the looks/drive of the X3. With 187k miles on it, the exterior and interior are near flawless, the engine is smooth, it shifts (auto) like butter, has plenty of power and everything (except the sun roof!) works. My wife has a 2002 Z3, so I'm somewhat familiar with them and can do most of my own work (especially after my back heals fully). Parts are mostly readily available and usually not overly expensive online (I like Rockauto myself) vs other makes (mine does not have the stupidly expensive electric water pump). The driving experience and it's looks are way better than say a 2005 Forrester or Impreza Outback and everything about the car gives confidence... BMWs (at least of this era) have awesome brakes that give the best most linear braking of any car I've very driven. Honestly, after listening to your review I was surprised to hear you say "bust" because the car you're describing with that many miles is terrific. Now, if I had to take it to a shop to do maintenance or other typical wear stuff (brakes, struts, oil, water pump, rad, etc) then yes, but for someone like me I'd much rather have this than a Subaru et al, and people are going to pay shop labor rates just the same (though some things would be a lot given the difficulty in access... I'd not want to do a head gasket on this car!). I can buy a lot of parts for the $1500-$5000 I didnt pay for another 135k-170k mile other brand that looks and drives like it's age. Ya, premium fuel is more expensive and it will get poor economy, but i dont put on huge miles per year. My plan: Change fluids, stay on top of maintenance, treat the motor with Motorkote and see what happens. Today is 3/2/23... I'll try to update it here if that's ok, or maybe just do my own video and pick up where you left off. Thanks again for the thorough review!
Comment for the update in the future
Thanks for sharing!! This really helped me a lot. Trying to buy a bmw. It’s has a lot of miles. But beautiful!!! Is a 2007 BMW X3 150,000 miles he wants 4k
@@shunitheflower Be aware, there can be a number of expensive issues that begin to happen at 100k miles and above. Ask if the DISA valve has been replaced or rebuilt, and the CCV system replaced (crankcase ventilation system) as they are difficult to do and cost a lot in labor if you're not able to do it yourself. The 2007 and above have a $600 electric water pump (does not include labor) that can fail. Make SURE the engine has seen regular oil changes. Ask if the transfer case oil and gear have been changed as the gear wears out. There should be no warning lights lit on the dash. Consider taking it to a local autoparts store and asking them to scan it for error codes (free, choose some nice person at the place and if they're not move on to another). There are videos on what to watch for! You can call around to find out what local shops charge to work on it for the specific items I mentioned as well as any other you find. The dealer will be spendy, so consider reputable independent shops! Hope this helps!
@@gregburrows4192 i asked him everything you told me to. This was his response
“As you can see in my post, an extensive amount of work has been done to the car. Valve was checked during oil filter housing gasket and valve cover gasket replacement. Oil is changed every 4K miles (early) simply because I change all my vehicles at the same time. Diff, transfer case, transmission and coolant were changed when I purchased it. Im very particular with my vehicles maintenance. It’s a solid car just no longer needed.”
So it sounds pretty legit. What do you think?
@@shunitheflower It's good that the seller didn't flinch when you asked him. It's always a crap shoot buying a used car, any used car. I'm no expert on these, just a car guy who does most of his own work. Just know, you're buying a BMW, an expensive car with some sophisticated systems. I think they are very nice, they do have some quirks (like having to pair newly installed sensors to the car's computer, requiring a scan tool, or replacing KEYS, and the dealer charges a lot!) and like all cars it WILL require maintenance and repair, so I think it would be wise to set aside funds (either in your mind or by actually setting aside money) for the future. The price certainly seems good. It also REQUIRES premium fuel and gets about 20mpg, but if you want or need an SUV with 4 wheel drive its worth it. This thing will get my wife and me to work in the (rare) snow, and I need that. You will want to develop a relationship with a reputable, honest maintenance and repair shop that treats you with respect. Good luck and I hope this has helped!
mine is at 250k miles,i can agree with most of this. Starter fail, oil leak, transfer case, suspension issue, and panoramic roof. Car is still very reliable
Did you have any symptoms of transfer case issues before it failed? Are you able to keep it in RWD if the transfer case fails?
What is it about these cars that we just can’t get rid of them?
@@benatarcat7722cuz they handle amazing have decent gas, look great and do everything you want really good lmao, plus they aren’t huge it’s like a hatchback suv
I just hit 200k on my 07 3.0
Just got the transfer case and I’m now braising on coolant and what not coming up soon
I had a 14 BMW X6 and bought a 06 X3 with 297,000KM for the winter. I’ve ended up falling in love with it and sold my X6 to save some money for now. My X3 has the M sport package, black headliner, every option, and I only paid $2500CAD! Super happy with it
Sweet! Enjoy it!
Just bought one too! Around the same price. How’s the first 6 months? Any issues? (Canada here too)
@@filiparezina8776 funnily enough I just sold it not too long ago. It was pretty reliable overall but it my case a lot of little things were coming up. Radiator, washer fluid reservoir, brakes, tires, leaks becoming more prominent. I ended getting a 2022 VW GLI
you bought it for the winter???? haha, a 2 seater btw is the choice for a summer vehicle, jeez.
how is the comfort with m package? city driving, potholes, sharpness?
I subscribed originally because I bought a 5.7 300c. Now I find myself here because I'm about to go look at a 2006 X3 30sd as well!
This was a great review. Straight to the point, easy to understand, subtle yet funny comedic moments and sound advice. Think I'll subscribe
Thanks for the review👍
Good video man and agreed with you to not recommend these SUV’s. German vehicles tend to be more reliable and break less in Germany but here in the US it’s a different story. Thanks for the video.
Got a 2008 with 160k. Needed transfer case actuator, and both cam sensors as well as some exhaust work. I never use the sunroof for common issue. Great car.
Thank you, I was thinking in buy one this week.
Thanks for the video mate👍 helpful
Love the x3! I have a 2008 with 103,200 and I plan on keeping it until it fully dies. Funny you mentioned the BMW logo because I would like my front replaced because it's starting to wear.
What ever happened to your car? Might buy a 2009 x3 but I'm unsure after these comments lol
Cadillac...was one of my first we put a 472 big block in a 81 Sedan Deville took out the 4.6.8 crap and put a 4 brl carb and a turbo 400 transmission...I was 18 it was a cool white Caddy....I like the BMW its a great car nice looking Spencer! Looking forward towards what you do on it bud!
I like Caddy's as well! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas buddy!
@@TopLineRacer luv & peace , Sean&family my friend! on this Holiday season! It's been a tremendous Ride bro!
Everything you have mentioned I have replaced and more on my 2005 BMW X3 2.5i 😂 It wants to die an honorable death, and I keep reviving it. Just got new tires, and power steering reservoir, a steering joint replaced, and an oil change. 191,000 miles. Panoramic roof is a disaster also. Lmao
Love this 'Buy or Bust' videos, would love to see many more! Subbed.
Thanks! I will probably start doing a few more of them shortly.
“Everything works good. It’s a bust.”
A car for those who live life in the present. Because at the present, "everything works good". Don't worry about the future!
It's like thinking about death. It will come for us all, but for now, I'd rather watch the next video CZcams says I must see.
I thought it was me.....😂 😂 😂 😂
This one of the underated bmw models ,have had mine for two years 151k kms and drives like new feels it will last forever,very well made small suv
Perfect review, thank you.
I fixed my transfer case actuator by turning the gear 180 degrees, as the worm gear that turns the plastic actuator gear only wears out half of it
great video and good call at the end :-)
Totally disagree! I have the exact same year and model. It has 151,000 miles on it. I think that’s a little low for a 14-year-old car. We have owned it for 12 years and it has had its share of some of the common problems that you mentioned but it’s still a really good X3 and the panoramic sunroof works great, I use it all the time!
But with high milage ones you never know who owned it. It could've been a good car until someone beats on it and ruins it.
I just bought one yesterday :)
Seven months later, is it still working great? Mine started making a scratchy noise, so I closed it for good and won't ever open it again. Two thousand dollars that I can spend on my next vacation instead. But if you always cleaned the rails, gears, seals, and lubed it all out properly with the right grease, no reason why it won't work longer. Unless, like me, you live in TX and your car spent all summers in the sun.
@@rogerbritus9378 I sold it a few months ago. Loved it!
@@markitoellis4348 how is it running a year later
Thanks so much for such an awesome review!
I own a 2008 x3 with 145000 on the clock. The full leather interior is still like new, been garage kept and other than famous oil leaks and one window regulator, front struts, it has been completely reliable otherwise
How long have you owned.
A1PHA AUGMENTATIONS 1 1/2 years. Bought with 120,000 on clock. I recommend getting the facelift version, many of the problems in this video were addressed by then
Manny J I appreciate it the response. What do you mean by facelift. I’m going for my first car and I’m looking to learn the hands on work.
A1PHA AUGMENTATIONS the cars produced from halfway through 2006- 2010. Good luck doing that, I just keep up on routine maintenance through my guy. The x3 is a great car honestly. I recommend it if you do your research and buy one that has been taken care of and kept.
@@mannyj5862 any issues with it now
i just got one for 1500 with 145000 miles she runs smooth no idiot lights, im happy with it
These days actually I focus to buy bmw x3 or x5 2004-5-6-7..
But also I'm worried about too expensive to keep it from this time of car age ...
So, I collect some more information like this helpful video. Thanks
Rear diff clunks ? Bearings is a guess . Replace the oil . Is it limited slip ?
Thanks mate 👍
Hello, I just found your good video I’ve got a BMW it’s okay it’s very nice but I was going to buy exactly what you’re talking about they’re perhaps a bit newer the garage will be phoning me about picking the car up later on but I don’t think I’m gonna bother going to buy it, not after what you said, but they always look so good though. These cars great video, Eddie UK😢
I’m looking to buy my first bmw x3 or x5 2006-2013 range thanks for the video
I have an 08 3.0si with 170k. I've had it since 50k and can back up everything he said in the video. I've replaced the starter, multiple seals, fuel pump, mass air flow sensor, radiator pump reservoir, windshield washer fluid pump, ignition coils, and my whole transfer case (which was a result of not replacing the actuator soon enough). Fun times. Aside from the oil leaks and the transfer case (which could've been avoided) it's holding up well. The engines are really well built and they'll run a long time.
Faulty actuator can destroy the complete transfer case?
@@josesifuentes-cervantes7704 my friend had the same issue and replaced his actuator right away and never had any other issues
@@davideastley818 good to know, been running around with the lights turned on for months lol
@@josesifuentes-cervantes7704 Haha I did the same, around month 7 I started getting some really bad vibrations under acceleration, and then even braking and turning. The cost for a full transfer case replacement from the shop i go to was 1800 in case you're curious
@@davideastley818 i thought it would be more expensive, i used to get some vibrations when turning but never happened again, actually been running like this for more than a year, Ill see where I can get that damn actuator
Hello, Is it safe to put a wool blanket over your engine in your battery in cold weather?
good review im considering buying my neighbors 6 speed manual X3 its been sitting for a while. but it runs
I have a white 2010 2.5si drives so well and does not break ,wish it had a manual gear
Car that will never die
The oil leak could be a oil housing seal it’s hard to get to with a big wrench it wouldn’t be a problem
I would say you have a bad rear ABS sensor/ tone ring, That will cause the rear diff knocking. The rear springs break in the back every 80k-100k(rust belt areas), most people don't even know that their broken. Check your springs.
One near my with 60k miles going for 12k (2006 3.0i auto). Is this a good deal considering it’s age?
do you have idea where to get one of that door trim decor? mine cracked and i need to replaced, nowhere to be found. Thank you
Is it ok to remove fuse #46 to disable the sunroof?
Thank you very much man. Good explanations and great tips🙌
Just bought a pristine, one owner, dealer only maintained since new with 114k. I'm hoping for the best ..a lot of trouble points already replaced.. v
Thank you so much!
Decided to roll the dice and purchase a used 2006 with 120K miles for $4,500. It’s never seen snow and was clearly kept in solid shape over the years. I will never even consider opening the sunroof haha. Thanks for the thorough review
How’s the reliability and drive experience? Thinking about picking up a 2006
Culajay2010 Quite a few problems with it. Drive experience when working was great but I ended up selling it right away. Wouldn’t recommend
how was it?
@@kylesmith6060 what were the problems?
The license plate blur job, though...
BTW, do you still have It? Any additional issues?
Most of these e83 with m54 engines I’ve seen somehow sound better than same engine in the e53 x5 and e39 530.
I had just my financed one with my local buy here, pay here. I had many options but chose this vehicle.
It has 200,580 miles on it and she runs beautifully. (Got it at 199,900) no check engine light on, and I couldn’t be more happier with the purchase! My 06 BMW X3 runs & drives better than my 2010 Kia Optima LX with 130,000 miles.
The BMW X3 is very comfortable as well to drive, I feel super safe, and the sun moon is amazing!
Great car & very reliable!
I have a 2015 and hope to get to 200k currently at 115k and it runs great
Thank You for the nice representation ... Was going to buy it, but not now.... Thank you for saving me, wasting money on this Machine ...
What did you say bad?
i only had bmw so far... most common issues i had is following if u drive like a normal person and not abuse them like u are a offroad driver or F1 driver: suspensions go bad fast... shocks ... direction bars, and make sure u align ur wheels or ur tires will get eaten like mofo ... other than that... honestly... i got no issues in 15 years... of owning e46, e83 and e40 they are stable cars... reallly abuse resistant... just dont hit every pothole u find and expect it to work after 1 year... also make sure u make ur oil changes on time and dont rev it at max everytime ... just cause u can... doesnt mean u need to.. honestly i had different brands of vehicles... and none was as good as BMW.... i had audi, mercedes, renault... ford... but none dealership new... 2nd hand... and they have almost the same issues... but overall are all good cars... i just prefer bmw cause the acustic insulation is better on older cars... and stability is actually pretty nice compared to the rest. on ford ul have wheelbearings issues all the time 9/10 on mercedes i had no issues in 5 years of owning one... renault same as ford wheelbearings and stuff on wheels that goes bad if u hit a few potholes.
Most of things work great, so, bust -not recommended?? Is it like favoritising inner market or, no idea honesly. If the x3 is maintained, so it's highly recommended, i recently bought one, no issues!
I got a 2008 E83 m sport n it’s so reliable I only Maintenance it when it brakes.. I got it at 148k and I put almost 10k miles on it with only one oil change when I 1st got it, it’s a Christmas tree but it still runs strong n is my Daily driver. my fan broke at 1 point in time and is home stitched up with a tiny little Toyota Corolla fan which is about half the size Of the factory 1 and held on with duck tape n rubber straps but it work. The car looks beautiful with a hint of rust anywhere but 1 thing I can Vouch for my pana sunroof did give out lucky it for me it closed when I ask it to ( just close n u don’t even ever have to open up again ). it’s been time for a new Actuator motor but I’ll probably wait another 5k miles when I had the money I ,mean it’s been like that since I got the car and took the car on a 5 state road trip n back n it still drive thru all it gears Minus the lace of power from 0-20mph it get the job done, about 2-3 weeks Iago my battery died n wouldn’t come on no matter how long I left my friends car connected trying to boost me back to life but no luck so I just when to autozone got it charger FOR FREE they said it’s not holding charge but it’s been kicking the car on since then.. Since owning the car I change 1 tire rod.. all Fluids changed once (1).. a 97 used corolla fan mod.. a blown 15 fuse and a blown back tire that’s it. what can I say times is hard some1 go fund me, lol
Looks like you live in a very nice area !
What about a 06’ x3 that has less than 100,000 miles on it? It just been sitting there for years. Is it still a bust?
No! I have one with 151,000 miles on it. I’m actually trying to sell it but it’s really been a good car. And it’s still looks good!
Hi, My bmw E83 crankcase vent valve went bad with pressure in engine & blow out my valve cover gasket. Do you think it could have damage any other seals
I doubt it but it's possible.
thank you !
Thanks, I used e46 before, constant problems with the radiator, gearbox.
What would you recommend to a woman who often sleeps in the car and makes long distances? So about 2,000 £ :)
rich husband
Skoda Superb Estate.
its lovely
Buy one tmrw
I'm excited I have a few older bmw 3 series models but not this one. Everyone what's top 5 problems on yours.
Put your key on a toothbrush charger that will fix it done it with my 2002 bmw
My bmw has 240k and i have more faith in it then my chevy or nissan sonce 50k or 60k. Badazz all i can say about it. Not getting rid of it.
gotta love people buying $2k used cars & actually complaining about maintaining them
the majority of these repairs are not engine or drivetrain related, seals, plastic gears, thermostats/water pump, all relatively basic stuff
really if one can only afford a 2-3k car its best to learn some basic wrench skills, with dealer level apps available to clear codes for not much money there's no valid excuse to pass on a decently maintained one of these
they have great drivetrains with good well made interiors and paint
I am planning to buy a used suv ,can you advise if the 2011 bmw x3 35i is a good suv in terms of the engine and the transmission? Hopefully for your reply.
I honestly haven't researched those cars in depth but I was stay away from any of the German brands.
Thanks .
We had a 2011 X3 with the turbo inline 6. It was a great car until we sold it at 50k miles. I was worried about paying for out of warranty turbos if and when they fail.
@@ron8566I’m at over 100k w original turbo and just had it inspected w no issues, I know that and the timing chain go out in these but both mine look and work great for being OG. Mines a 2015 which they supposedly fixed a lot of the issues from 2011-2014, id get a 2015-2017 x3 or an older e83 in good condition. I have zero experience w the newer ones
I like them so well, I own 2. My '05 has 95,000 miles, and my '06 has 206,000. Last cars I will ever purchase.
Any updates appreciated!
Same minor problems and regular maintenance as my 325ci which all cars have minor problems and regular maintenance but the m54 and n52 are durable engines
At 130k miles on my moms car the rear driveshaft, front driveshaft, and transmission are semi going out, found this out right after the front left cv shaft grenades itself going 35 miles an hour. Amazing car to drive but its a mid 2000s bmw
Just bought an 07 x3 with 130k for 5k off of a small car lot. It drives like a dream, but I know it’s going to eat at least 2k for repairs and what-not before the years out.
How is the car currently
If you stay on top of things they are great cars
Id say these are a solid 250k mile car if kept right
what do you think would be a more reliable alternative?
Lexus products are solid.
@@TopLineRacer true, but that's a very different price category over here... an early hybrid RX with high miles costs the double, no diesel available... then Toyota diesels are unreliable... so I'm kinda stuck with BMW, VW and maybe Mercedes, but those are not known for reliability either
Buick's aren't a bad option if you're looking at newer ones.
Tks man
Tengo uno igual,y ha resucitado ser muy buen.carro.
U change the valve cover gasket, the coils and the spark plugs for $200 labor and same for parts every 100 k
in country where i live 30$ for work and 150$ for spare parts :D
@@VYM where ???
I found a 2004 x3 with 87,000 miles for $4500 i offer the guy $3000 but he takes $3500 deal or pass?
I think you should take the deal
16 years old car with 87.000 miles? If it is legit I would buy it, but I would check that first.
Did you buy it?
Deal, i paid around 21k for both my e83 and f25 and they are fantastic cars. Combined ive probably spent in the 5-6k bill in repairs but thats after a decade with both and combined youre looking at close to 300k miles
Welp I already made a 500$ deposit they servicing it now i I go get it Wednesday it was only small things they had to fix do
Should have shown the trunk size/space
I'll keep that in mind for the future!
My bro for the lights just use a lemon and baking soda and you done
I have a car x3 2007 year 2.0d 177ks with 156k km. Its a great car
The thing that annoys me about BMWs is not that they have major mechanical faults, but that basic things like fading badges, interior peeling, loose panels, blocked roof gutters. These are all things that a manufacturer should have solved from making cars since 1928. I think they have built in redundancy and that is just sad to run a company that way.
Just about to buy one Saturday never mind thanks.
What are you gonna go for
Try an audi q3 or q5 if you have enough money
Did the US models have softer springs? I cannot imagine that US customers bought a car with the harsh/horrible ride quality of the European ones. (Nobody could answer this question in a German forum where I already asked.)
nope, I love the harsh ride of the x3, it's unique.
I got a 2004 x3 with 115,000
Every car has problems , it's just with german cars the problems are costly.
An example: an oil change on a BMW is $100 - $150 at a shop.
It's great car to drive but they are a heavy maintenance car , like any car if you don't keep up with routine maintenance you're going to have issues.
Yes - a lot of the cost is in the 6.5 quarts of full synthetic oil. Compare that to about 4 quarts in a typical competing 4 banger. I’d rather run more oil and premium synthetic oil in hopes of diminishing engine wear, so in my view it is well worth the cost.
Pay 72-80$ here in Tampa FL for my 15 x3 which is cheaper than my mustang
I have a 2008 which I've owned for 2 years. I've replaced the starter, all 6 ignition coils, and the water pump. I like it around town but am scared to take it on long trips......which is why I bought it. It's a dilemma.
Just keep changing the oil and top up coolant as needed.
why are you scared to take it on long trips ?'??
@@disturbator I don't trust it to not strand me on the side of the road with engine trouble. I sold it and bought a GLE 350.
@@barques95 wow... I have 120d 2007 n47 engine. With regular and preventive maintence never had problems...
Funny I have 06 x3 same as this one with 163 thousand miles and 90 percent of the truck is still oem
Does it still run good I’m picking one up Wednesday
I just bought a 2004X3 with 100,000 miles on it. Very impressed with the smoothness of the engine, smoothness of the transmission shifting. I love the way it handles but the interior components are cheaply made, brittle, and very disappointing
For a brand that is synonymous with repairs, why are BMW'S so popular?
its down on how they are built... every bmw seems so solid and has great drive feel even after 20 years. the downside of bmw is expensive fixes when things break down but ive driven bimmers past 10 years and i cant see myself changing to any other brand of daily drivers
@@e36fanatics agree. It's very hard to give them up once you're used to driving them. The nice solid planted feel. The quiet drive. You feel safe behind the heavy doors. They corner so nice. Yes other brand may be easier but it's hard to give up . I may for cost reasons at some point but it won't be because I want to
Bust? 😬
I open my sun roof all the time lol
I have a great idea, keep the BMW and give me the blazer.🤔
3500 bucks and you got a deal! Wishing you Merry Christmas! Thanks for all the support!
@Camaro 1968 Haha it's a crazy high price for either of them.
Ia a buy buy
This guy is trying to blur all of his licence plates but anyone can figure it out just by pausing the video.
Little ding ! Lmao that’s a dong lolllllll
Every car has problems, no such thing as a perfect car...I haven't seen one yet, and I've owned most of them..,
Nope, BUY, I still worship these and the more and more we go into disgusting computer tech GARBAGE the more I want to stay in my 2005 X3, the '04 to 6 still have my favorite engine ever, the in line 6 is unstoppable.
Just bought one... how's yours doing?
@@gregburrows4192 HA, I finally got a 2007, faster/different engine, but seems to be more problematic, the faster speeds on it though are worth it.
2:40 run like a Toyota with 214k miles. Get a 2007, it has more hp and get better mpg.
9:00 It's funny when people buy BMW and bitch about how much it cost to repair. It's a BMW, they were made for rich people. If you are a broke-azz, buy a Trailblazer. You are still going to spend money. It's going to go into the fuel tank.
So. You raved about it for 9 minutes and then said its a bust. lol wanted us to argue in the comments huh? everyone knows bmw parts and labor is gonna cost money. we wanted a review on the car's driving, handle, and condition after many years. it looks and still drives in good shape. this car is definitely worth a purchase. this video is laughable
This video gives me anxiety
That sounds more like a medical condition.
@@TopLineRacer you are right after spending 3000K fixing this car last month its giving me anxiety and stress
I wish i could get you to fix my car you seem to know about this car very well
I have BMWs all my life they are the best cars ever built like any other mechanic machine something have to give all depends how you drive and help you take care of the car I drove my ex Tree in 2010 from New Jersey all the way to Argentina with no problem I only have one flat tire
Yes if you take your car for service any car to any dealer they drop you off 150 $200 an hour and you don’t know what the hell they doing inside because you’re not allowed in the shop that’s the reason why I come to you and mechanic and I have no programs other than computer freaking computer that’s all don’t be afraid to buy any of these cars just maintain your car and you have no problems
If it's a BMW and cheap, you already know it's a bust
Thanks for watching! Merry Christmas!
All of them are cheap used. BMW should be ashamed.
Transfer casing 4x4 is a constant issue with all X3