2020 BMW X3 2.0 Petrol Plug-in Hybrid SE 5-door SUV

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So, I’ve got this 2020 BMW X3 2.0 petrol plug-in hybrid SE — it’s a 5-door SUV with all-wheel drive, and it’s been properly maintained over the years. I bought it new, and it’s been kept in good shape, mostly just regular service and a few minor upgrades.

It’s got a nice mix of tech and practical features — automatic climate control, heated seats for driver and front passenger, heated windscreen wipers, and a 6.5-inch touchscreen with BMW ConnectedDrive. The radio is DAB, Bluetooth, and USB-ready — you can even use it hands-free with a USB audio interface.

The seats are comfortable, and there’s plenty of storage — bottle holders in the doors (up to 1 litre front, 750ml rear), cup holders, and a rear armrest with two holders. The alloy wheels are 18-inch, double-spoke style, and the interior is a bit of a matte black with some BMW design touches.

Safety-wise, it has all the basics — airbags, electronic stability control, brake pad wear indicators, and a child seat ISOFIX system in the back. There’s also a remote alarm with engine immobiliser and a child lock on the rear doors.

I’ve kept it mostly clean and driven it fairly lightly — around 12,000 miles so far. It’s a solid, well-rounded SUV that’s easy to drive and handles well, especially in mixed conditions.

It’s parked in Radlett, Hertsmere, and I’m happy to take it to someone who’s interested. I’ve had it looked after through a family-run garage in the area — Victoria Motors, actually — and they’ve done a 6-month RAC warranty on it.

I’m not selling it for a lot — it’s just something I’ve been using for a few years and now I’m downsizing. If you’re looking for a reliable, tech-packed SUV with good safety features, this one might fit the bill.

No price in the title — just the facts, like I’d tell a friend.

Let me know if you’d like to see it or talk through it — happy to chat.