2024 BMW X3 review: A boulder on the road
If you do an image search for the word "monolith," you might see a visual of the Roman Pantheon or the Colosseum. Motor vehicles are unlikely to be present. However, BMW's designers want you to believe that the new X3 has an overall design! You've got to hand it to them, though, because the new fourth-generation X3 is certainly a very clean design and really does look like it's made from a single piece of high-strength steel. In fact, they do seem to be deceiving the eye, with the X3 being 34mm longer and 29mm wider than its predecessor, but taken individually, its proportions are almost smaller than the outgoing model. The cleverest trick they've pulled is actually at the back, where there's not only a new taillight signature, but a rear bumper that's seamlessly integrated into the tailgate. There is one odd aspect to the design, though. Sure, the kidney grilles are larger, but they also have vertical and…
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