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£48,385 - £66,990
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Colour guide
Solid - Alpine white
Free
The BMW X3 is a big, blocky design, so it looks a bit plain in a solid white paint. This works better on the M Sport trim because there are black details to break it up, but if your budget allows it's definitely worth going for one of the paid colours.
Metallic - Arctic race blue
£875
Arctic Race Blue is a curious shade, and you can sort of see where the name comes from – it's the shade of blue you might expect to see deep within a glacier.
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Metallic - Black sapphire
£875
If you're looking for a colour that will give you a stealthy, under-the-radar look, Black Sapphire is the one to go for. It has the added bonus of not showing dirt and grime too much in winter...
Metallic - Brooklyn grey
£875
Grey can be a pretty dull colour, but Brooklyn Grey has an almost matte-like finish that gives it an interesting flat look. It's a good option if you don't want something too wild, but don't want to settle for plain white or silver.
Metallic - Dune grey
£875
There's not much grey in this colour, but you can see where the Dune part of the name came from, because this shade gives the BMW X3 a sandy appearance.
Metallic - Fire red
£875
Red is usually synonymous with sporty cars, but in this case Fire Red works well on this imposing SUV because it's a deep, dark shade rather than being too bright and flashy.
Metallic - Mineral white
£875
The free Alpine White makes the BMW X3 look a bit plain, and while adding a metallic sheen isn't transformative, Mineral White has a much more expensive look to it than the solid alternative.
Metallic - Skyscraper grey
£875
If you're looking for a subtle colour that will be relatively easy to sell when the times comes, Skyscraper Grey would be a great option, though it's not the most exciting choice for the X3.
Metallic - Sophisto grey
£875
Sophisto Grey is a really dark shade of grey that's almost black. It's a really posh, premium colour and should prove popular on the second-hand market when it's time to sell.
BMW Individual metallic paint - Tanzanite blue
£1,725
Tanzanite Blue is a rich, dark shade of blue that looks smart and sophisticated, but has enough of a pop of colour that it stands out in a car park full of greys and more greys.
BMW Individual Frozen paint - Frozen Deep Grey
£2,575
BMW's frozen paints are essentially matte paints, so they have a cool flat finish. They're expensive and tough to keep clean, but look fantastic, particularly this dark Deep Grey option.
BMW Individual Frozen paint - Frozen Pure Grey
£2,575
Another matte-effect paint, this Frozen Pure Grey option is a lighter shade than the deep grey, which makes its unique appearance stand out more.