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BMW X3 M Competition

MW’s in-house tuner is in overdrive, applying full-on M magic to a host of new models. At the heart of the action is the X3 M Competition, the practical and nicely proportioned mid-sized SUV transformed into an authentic M-division flyer. It’s partnered in the range by the X4 M, which exhibits even more flair with its swept-back roof line and wider rear track. Both have cockpits that treat drivers to the customary cocooning and trappings of a top-drawer BMW M sports saloon but with the benefit of an elevated ride height. A comprehensive aero package and special 21-inch alloys immediately set the X3 M apart. And serious sporting intent is

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