BMW X4 cars

What types of used BMW X4 cars are there?

A used BMW X4 is a functional option for a busy family, but it doesn’t compromise on luxury. 

Making its debut back in 2014, the X4 has seen a couple of flashy upgrades since then, with a truly impressive infotainment system that looks incredible with the classic BMW interior styling.    

The X4 is slightly more compact than some other luxury SUVs, but still seats five people comfortably and has a 525-litre boot.   

BMW's quality shines through with the X4, especially where the build is concerned. It feels upmarket and luxurious inside and out, and it’s a real treat to drive.    

There’s a range of used X4 cars on offer, including X4 coupé and estate models, and flashy trims like the M Sport and M40i.   

What features does the BMW X4 have?

A used X4 will get you an incredible range of features, even in entry-level models. The specifics will vary depending on the specific X4 that you choose, so it’s a good idea to browse the range and see what catches your eye.    

The X4 Sport models get standard features like air-conditioning, BMW iDrive services, reversing camera, and heated front seats in the latest models.    

The mid-range and entry-level models get a semi-digital cockpit for a really modern feel.    

The flashiest model in the range is the X4 M40 lineup, and these get some extra bits of kit. Expect features like sport automatic suspension, fully digital cockpit, and BMW Professional Navigation with a 10.25-inch touchscreen display.    

You can see the full range of features in each model by taking a look at our current used BMW X4 listings.   

Is the BMW X4 reliable?

A used BMW X4 gets to benefit from tried-and-tested BMW manufacturing – the brand often outperforms many key rivals like Mercedes when it comes to customer feedback surveys. 

It’s also worth noting that the X3 shares many parts, including its efficient engines, with the X3, 3 Series, and 4 Series. 

How much does the BMW X4 cost to run?

Most BMW X4 cars for sale come with efficient 2.0-litre engines, except for the performance models, with many newer versions getting mild hybrid technology, so they should prove fairly efficient compared with other SUVs. 

Still, the X4 is quite large and heavy, so you’ll notice higher fuel and car tax bills if you’re moving up from a smaller hatchback or saloon. Insurance can also be costlier than average, given that BMW is a premium brand. 

Who is the BMW X4 suitable for?

The used BMW X4, with its dynamic performance, compact size and advanced tech, meets the needs of modern urban drivers, offering agility, style and connectivity for stylish city dwellers. 

Despite its sloping roofline, space for rear-seat passengers is good, so you’ll have no problem carrying taller teenagers or adults. 

Fancy something else? Rivals include the Land Rover Defender, Volvo XC90 and Audi Q7.