Best BMW Midsize / Medium SUVs
BMW X5 (2000-2026)
- Starting Price $91,155 to $188,161
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeRear Wheel Drive (RWD), All Wheel Drive (AWD) and Four Wheel Drive (4WD)
- Fuel Type Petrol, Diesel, Electric (BEV) and Hybrid (HEV)
This is perfect fit for family – It’s used regular commute and serviced regularly. Usually twice in year with service packages. Show details
BMW X3
- Starting Price $62,900 to $107,042
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeRear Wheel Drive (RWD), All Wheel Drive (AWD) and Four Wheel Drive (4WD)
- Fuel Type Petrol, Diesel, Electric (BEV) and Hybrid (HEV)
- See all
First and last BMW we will ever buy. The iDrive 9 system is full of bugs and requires doing a hard reset on a regular basis. Today the touchscreen… Read more
(which controls everything in the car) stopped working again, completely frozen, can't access anything until the car was stopped, locked and then restarted. The foot operated motion sensor for the tailgate probably only works 2 out of 10 attempts yet somehow while loading the boot it activated and the tailgate starting closing and hid me in the head, splitting my head open and causing it to bleed - this was while I had a baseball cap on! The engine and transmission are great but the user interface is a massive let down and so unsafe as I am constantly searching the menus trying to find something that should just be a physical button. It had the potential to be a great car but the software is a complete nightmare, I would NOT recommend buying this car.
BMW X4
- Starting Price $73,900 to $148,790
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeAll Wheel Drive (AWD)
- Fuel Type Petrol and Diesel
We purchased three new BMW cars in 2017. An X4, a 420 convertible and a 420 coupe for our daughter. Always serviced via log book at BMW dealer. … Read more
After the expiry of the warranty we had nothing but problems, all motors two litre twin turbo. Overheating, replaced waterpumps, piping cost $8000. All three cars, power windows wouldn't go up plus badge fell off X4 rubber around door perished, drivers door handle rubber fell to bits. Plastic fell off the front seats, so many problems. BMW answer its out of warranty not our problem. Two cars only travelled 50,000 and 60,000 klms.
BMW X6 (2008-2026)
- Starting Price $117,322 to $197,629
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeAll Wheel Drive (AWD) and Four Wheel Drive (4WD)
- Fuel Type Petrol and Diesel
Like the shape but it is not reliable – Had this car 35d for a couple of years . Bought from Bmw orange . Well , because of the shape , i choosed it . However , my personal Experience is… Read more
not good . Especially the diesel .
All common problem of 35d are occured in my car after 5 years ( 70000kms) . DPF Thermostat, 44malfuncation , tubro noise . Finally , i sold it last year .
What is more , my x6 optioned comfort seat because i have a sore back. . However, i compared it with my firend nissam murano . My seat is Only look luxurious and nissan murano seat is much more comfortable after 1 hour driving . X6 is 3 times expensive than a murano .
Anyway , x6 is a cool car to drive .but bmw is not a reliable brand to be frank . Bit disappointed after had 3 bmws , i was a bmw fan since 20s.
BMW iX (2021-2026)
- Starting Price $119,102 to $182,389
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeAll Wheel Drive (AWD)
- Fuel Type Electric (BEV)
BMW iX xDrive40 (2021-2026)
- TransmissionAutomatic
- Drive TypeAll Wheel Drive (AWD)
- Fuel Type Electric (BEV)
Great Car, Horrible Reliability, Insulting Depriciation – Such a Beautiful Car that rides so comfortably, super quiet, great to look at, with true prestige attached. But as a mechanical device, it's a… Read more
failure.
I have owned EV's since 2017. The BMW was part of my Chauffeur car fleet. All my customers loved it when it was on the road.
But less than two years of ownership with only 79,000 km it has been off the road more times than my Tesla Model X which has 520,000 km. Along with the obligatory servicing of the BMW as opposed to a Tesla which doesn't have scheduled services, the BMW was a very expensive EV twain.
Sure, BMW has a four year subscription to Chargefox for free charging. Which helps a lot. The salesman also assured me that I could charge up at any BMW dealership. But that hasn't gone all that smoothly! Some BMW dealerships simply ask if you had bought the car there and if not they don't extend charging facilities to you.
This car has had numerous software issues that has cost me weeks off the road. I understand my car would've had one of the highest kilometre readings in Australia being worked as a chauffeur car. This gave BMW Australia a Realistic into future problems that this model will provide for the vast majority of owners who only cover 10 to 20,000 km per annum.
But they seemed to be an error of resignation from The 3 BMW dealer service centres that I presented the car to. They didn't know the car, Germany couldn't help or simply didn't care.
I so loved the car but had to get rid of it.
The car retailed at $157,000. Thankfully, I got it significantly cheaper because it was a dealer demo and going on as a chauffeur car which is great exposure for a new BMW model.
The car was bought in August 2022. It was a February 22 build And BMW only offered me $50,000 as a trade in!!!
Why would BMW insult its own brand of cars and customers in this manner?
BMW have run their flag up the pole For all to see. A secondhand BMW only two years old Is with less than the third of its original price.
Keep away from the financial disaster AB BMW EV Will provide you.
Yes BMWs only last for five years