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Comprehensive Guide to Buying a BMW X4 in the UK

BMW X4 Buying Guide (2010-present)

Pros:

  • Powerful performance
  • Luxury interiors
  • Impressive tech on newer models

Cons:

  • Less practical than some rivals
  • Higher running costs
  • Pricey to buy compared to some alternatives

What to look out for:

Check for any signs of abuse, ensure all electronics are working correctly and look for a full service history with any used BMW X4. Due to their sporty nature, ensuring a thorough mechanical check can save you a lot of trouble down the line.

Key Competitors:

Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe, Audi Q5, Jaguar F-Pace and Alfa Romeo Stelvio are the main rivals of the BMW X4 in the market.

BMW X4 (2010-2014)

The first generation X4 wasn't as refined as newer models, but it still offered a sporty, engaging drive. It was launched with a range of diesel engines, which had a fantastic balance of performance and economy.

BMW X4 (2014-2018)

The second-generation X4 came with an updated interior and more advanced tech. Running costs remained high, but the added luxury and drive comfort made it a popular choice. Beware of higher mileage examples as these can require costly maintenance.

BMW X4 (2018-present)

The current X4 model comes with BMW's latest iDrive infotainment system and an impressive list of standard equipment, including sat-nav, leather seats, and a reversing camera. Cross-shopping with other luxury SUVs can net you a better deal, as the X4 is typically pricier.

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