The BMW X2 is a perfect model for those buyers who are style-conscious and don’t mind to compromise with interior space. The model is an interesting addition to BMW, but it won’t be appealing to all people. Despite bragging about inside room and splendid looks, the X2 lacks the suitability for roads. Here is a complete review on the BMW X2.

Engine Performance

The X2 is comfortable and easy to drive. It doesn’t accelerate the engine at once when you push the accelerators, but once started it feels snappy. The engine will give off a satisfying growling sound when you put your foot down. Despite the small engine, the car’s response is impressive. Since there’s noticeable firmness over bumpy roads and prevent travellers from being hit hard, most people are disappointed as it’s not worth investing in such great amount as it doesn’t deliver a more cushioned ride.

Driving on rough surfaces will not give you a comfortable experience because of a shrilling road noise. Besides, you’ll encounter guttural tyre and wind sound while driving at highway speed. The fuel economy figures recorded by the four-cylinder units have been fairly impressive, although you’d struggle to match them in real-world conditions.

The Interior and Additional Features

The inside of the X2 will give you a high-end vibe. The seats are made of faux leather and are comfortable and supportive that will make your driving enthralling. The car is equipped with iDrive touchscreen along with short key functions carved in the steering wheel.

Moving onto other features, the BMW X2 is equipped with advanced safety features such as automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning and lane departure warning. However, blind-spot warning and rear-view warnings are not available.

Depreciation

The BMW X2 is expected to give you a higher residual value. According to specialists, the residual value can be around 51 to 56 percent of the total value of the car after three years.