At nearly £90,000, you’re going to have to really want all the performance of the X3 M to justify this as your family car. It’s a mighty impressive way of getting from 0-62mph in less than 4.0sec, but then so are lots of cars these days.
However, among its direct peers, it remains towards the top of the group. The facelift hasn’t dented any of its appeal. It’s just a pity that BMW couldn’t make it slightly more comfortable.
Congress wants to delay all those stipulations on the EV tax credit, Volvo thinks EVs will get cheaper quickly, and Carvana just can’t catch a break. All that and more in The Morning Shift for Friday, November 11, 2022.