BMW trade-in offer brings $5000 discounts across entire range
Other volume sellers include the mid-size X3 and large X5 SUVs, both of which are also part of the range-wide trade-in offer. So for the next week, you can get behind the wheel of a base X3 20 xDrive from $81,100 plus on-road costs, while an X5 xDrive 30d will set you back $132,600 before on-roads.
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