The BMW X3 M50 brilliantly showcases the strengths of the firm's B58 engine without expecting any compromise on practicality by its owner.
The all-new X3 makes a welcome return to its original character as a well-mannered SUV that appeals to keener drivers.
Finally arriving onto Singapore's shores, the new BMW X3 is offered in three variants: 20 xDrive, 20 xDrive M Sport, and M50 xDrive.
We head to Lexus' test facility to decipher what it's been trying to achieve in its cars in recent years - and why it's so bent on making them feel uniform.
Powered by a sublime straight-six engine, the X3 M50 takes the X3's sharpness up by a few notches, fusing performance and practicality even more deftly.
The BMW X3 lineup is now being led by a new M50 xDrive, and now runs the firm's Operating System 9 in its cabin.
Earlier in March, a range of BMW xDrive models flexed their four-wheel drive muscles in an island off the Southern coast of Singapore.
The xDrive is a marketing name for BMW's intelligent all-wheel drive system. But it could mean a whole load more, as we find out.
BMW's range of X models conquered a previously uninhabited island off the Southern coast of Singapore, showcasing their prowess in a three-day event.