How many years can a BMW X3 last?

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SawyerRose
07/29/25 1:59pm
With proper maintenance, it can last 10-15 years without issues. Here is some relevant information about the BMW X3: 1. Model: The BMW X3 is an SUV model with unique character, introducing the new concept of a Sports Activity Vehicle and equipped with BMW's patented xDrive intelligent all-wheel-drive system. 2. Design Style: The BMW X3 combines the distinctive proportions of a Sports Activity Vehicle with classic and innovative design. Its exterior is fresh and youthful while emphasizing the design characteristics of the BMW brand—robust and powerful. Additionally, the BMW X3's interior can accommodate five people along with a significant amount of luggage or sports equipment, providing more convenience for travel. Currently, the BMW X3 is the latest model in its series.
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OCarmen
08/13/25 5:40am
I've been driving a BMW X3 for over seven years, using it daily for commuting in the city and occasionally for road trips. The car has proven to be quite durable, becoming a reliable companion as long as regular maintenance is adhered to. Changing the oil on schedule, checking the brakes, maintaining proper tire pressure—all contribute to the smooth performance of the engine and transmission. The key is addressing minor issues promptly, such as fixing a loose belt or a faulty sensor immediately to prevent bigger problems. Environmental factors also play a significant role; avoiding rough roads and protecting the cooling system in extreme weather can make a difference. With stable fuel consumption management, the vehicle's lifespan can easily extend to fifteen years or even longer. I know someone who has been driving the same model for over twenty years and it's still in use, which shows that proper maintenance is the crucial factor.
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