2018 BMW X4 unveiled: new swept-back SUV sets sights on Evoque

Bought my X4 at 7,500 miles, just about to clock on to 40K and its been absolutely fine no issues. Rear tyres replaced at around 38K and front still going strong. Need nothing but regular services which I got included in my purchase for 5 years.

Agree with the comments about it being unlike the RR Evoque. Test drove both before purchase and they are very different. Suffice it to say the X4 lured me due to its exclusivity and drive style, as well as the dash layout and space in the rear.

Im very pleased with my F26 but definitely wont be changing for the G02 anytime soon!
 
I have a problem with all manufacturers that create models for what seems like no logical reason. Some suit suggested let’s make an SUV but let’s slope the back so it looks sporty and lose space etc. It seems they are creating the market as opposed to making cars for a need. But then there are people buying them so what do I know.

I want a fast sleek spacious vehicle that has presence on the road
Maybe this. It’s as practical as most SUVs lol
 

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I'm not a fan of this type of car, it feels like a sector manufactured by premium brands. It's not as practical as an SUV or estate and is much more expensive than a saloon or coupe. Don't see the point really
 
Graeme_NI said:
I'm not a fan of this type of car, it feels like a sector manufactured by premium brands. It's not as practical as an SUV or estate and is much more expensive than a saloon or coupe. Don't see the point really
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Succinctly drawing this thread to a tidy end :D thanks for coming & good night all :P
 
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