BMW X3 
In the SUV segment, luxury or not, consumers demand one thing: more space. That's why the 2018 X3’s wheelbase is now 54 mm longer, offering occupants a little more room. Besides the xDrive30i and its 248-horsepower four-cylinder turbo, a 355-horsepower M40i version has been added. The X4 remains unchanged for the 2018 model year, offering the same drivetrains as the X3.
Pros
- Welcome new generation (X3)
- Very sporty ride
- Hard-working all-wheel drive
Cons
- Firm suspension
- Poor rear visibility (X4)
- Options often very expensive
- High maintenance costs
