A comparison of the BMW X3 and the Lexus RX is a matchup of two vehicles that provide comfortable transportation for everyone inside. As luxury SUVs, the X3 and the RX let drivers embrace a dynamic lifestyle every day.
The team at BMW of Manhattan has drafted a comparison of the two vehicles for drivers near Manhattan, Bronx, and Queens, NY. Continue reading to learn more or skip ahead to begin browsing our X3 inventory online.
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Every vehicle has something powering it. Whether that’s a traditional gasoline engine, a hybrid powertrain, or something else entirely, you may be wondering which models have the perfect amount of power for your needs.
Both the BMW X3 and the Lexus RX offer drivers the ability to get where they need to go, but which one can get you there faster?
Inside the Lexus RX is a 2.4L V6 engine. The unit tops out at a capable 275 horsepower. When you hit the accelerator, the standard trim can go from 0 to 60 MPH in 7.6 seconds.
The BMW X3 M40i, however, smokes these figures across the board. This available trim is powered by a 3.0L BMW M TwinPower Turbo inline 6-cylinder engine.
With the turbocharged engine, the BMW X3 has a muscular performance achieving 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft torque. While the Lexus RX also offers an available engine, it falls behind the X3.
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| 382 HP | Maximum Horsepower | 366 HP |
| 23 city/29 highway MPG* | EPA-estimated Standard MPG | 22 city/29 highway MPG |
| 4.4 seconds | 0-60 MPG | 5.9 seconds |
The BMW X3 M40i packs extra power and crosses the finish line first. This sleek vehicle goes from 0 to 60 MPH in a crisp 4.4 seconds.
Looking for a model that provides plenty of room and amenities? You’re definitely in the right ballpark. Both the X3 and the RX have impressive interior features, but it’s clear in many ways that the X3 comes out on top.
Both vehicles offer a comfortable interior. The Lexus RX provides drivers with NuLuxe® interior trim, power-adjustable front seats, and multi-zone climate control with interior air filter.
The standard trim of the BMW X3, however, welcomes you with:
This will give you the ability to customize your settings even more.
When we talk technology, this includes high-performance audio systems, large touchscreens, and more. While both models come standard with a 12-speaker audio system, you’ll see a difference when it comes to their screens.
For instance, the BMW X3 comes standard with a 12.3-inch Digital Instrument Cluster that makes it easier to see all the information you need.
From regular commutes to work and school to camping trips and family adventures out of town, you need a vehicle that can help keep you and your family safe on every road. Fortunately, both the X3 and the RX are safe options for drivers and their families.
It’s clear that these models have advanced safety options. Which one offers the safety systems that pair best with your needs?
The Lexus RX is outfitted with standard safety technology, like the Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross-Traffic Alert and Road Sign Assist. The BMW X3 offers similar safety features, such as:
The parking assistance feature, however, is standard in each of the X3’s trims. Park Distance Control helps drivers by monitoring the front and rear of the car while you’re parking it.
These features combine for a convenient driving journey in each trip in a BMW X3.
The BMW X3 offers drivers advantages that can benefit them on each trip. To find out how it fits your lifestyle, schedule a test drive of the BMW X3 at BMW of Manhattan.
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Shop BMW X3 Value Your Trade Apply for Financing Schedule a Test Drive[*] Preliminary EPA-estimated figures are for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary, depending on speed, driving habits, trip length and driving conditions; actual mileage may be lower. Note for MPGe: All data are provisional and subject to official confirmation. The provisional power consumption figures have been calculated based on the ECE test cycle.
