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Originally Posted by C ///M
Looks great. Some of the pre-facelift X3s really benefit from some aero changes. The early non painted bits are great for off-roaders, but these cars tend to stay on the road.
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Mine doesn't
I like the black bumpers and the easy-to-clean interior. Last week, a few friends and I shuttled a bike trail in Western NC and after the very fun bike ride, I didn't mind "using" the X3 on the 20min off-road drive back up the mountain, including a point where I floored it up a hill to 90km/h. Deliberately drifting the X3 around is also good fun with DSC off.....really it's the only way to drive the X3 off-road. Mud from our shoes and clothing wipes off easy from the seats and door sills.
Always proud to show that the earlier X3s can be treated like a Jeep (within common sense reason) but then hold its own on the paved roads descending the mountain. No paint chips or messed up alignment. Plus, I've always felt my X3 looked best with mud on it and some spray from the headlamp washers
