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    BMW X3 FROM $66,900

    Apr 04, 2018 2 minutes
    By John Carey

    With the arrival of the third-generation X3, BMW once again has a competitive player in the premium medium-SUV class. Replacing a model long since overtaken by newer rivals, the 2018 X3 has a roomier and much more attractive interior, plus better ride comfort and handling.

    The embrace of SUVs is a global trend and competition for the growing horde of customers

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