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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly referred to as BMW, is a German multinational corporate manufacturer of luxury vehicles and motorcycles headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

The 2021 BMW X2 is a luxury subcompact SUV that combines sporty design elements with BMW's driving performance. Here are key features and specifications for the 2021 BMW X2:

Engine Options:

sDrive28i:

Engine: 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbocharged Inline-4.

Power Output: Approximately 228 horsepower.

Transmission: 8-speed Sport Automatic transmission.

Drive Configuration: Front-wheel drive (sDrive).

xDrive28i:

Engine: 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbocharged Inline-4.

Power Output: Approximately 228 horsepower.

Transmission: 8-speed Sport Automatic transmission.

Drive Configuration: All-wheel drive (xDrive).

Performance:

Driving Dynamics:

The X2 is designed for a sporty and dynamic driving experience.

Sport Suspension (Available on certain trims):

Optional sport suspension for enhanced handling.

Interior Features:

iDrive Infotainment System:

BMW's iDrive system with a touchscreen display.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

Panoramic Moonroof (Available on certain trims):

Available panoramic moonroof for an open and spacious interior ambiance.

Sport Seats:

The X2 typically comes with sport seats for both the driver and front passenger.

Exterior Design:

Distinctive Design:

The X2 features a coupe-like design with distinctive elements, giving it a sporty and bold appearance.

Signature Kidney Grille:

The iconic BMW kidney grille is a prominent design element on the front of the X2.

Technology Features:

Digital Instrument Cluster (Available on certain trims):

Available digital instrument cluster for a modern and customizable display.

Gesture Control (Available on certain trims):

Gesture control technology allows for intuitive interaction with the infotainment system.

Safety Features:

Driver Assistance Features (Available on certain trims):

Advanced driver assistance features may include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, and more.

Wheels:

The X2 typically comes with various wheel designs and sizes, depending on the chosen trim level and packages.

Warranty:

BMW typically offers a standard warranty that includes a limited bumper-to-bumper warranty and a powertrain warranty.

Please note that specific features, options, and configurations can vary based on the trim level and packages chosen. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's recommended to check with a BMW dealership or refer to the official BMW website.

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As a midlife crisis buy, I sold my very dependable 05 Honda Pilot and opted for a 1 owner, exceptionally clean, 3rd row X5 with 96K. I got it for a good price at the auction, but it was an as is sale. Immediately after purchase, I noticed an intermittent clunk and bounce in the transmission/motor area about 1 second after startup. I took it to the dealer, and they told me the fix was a software issue for which I paid $340 for. Well, that didn't work. The repair rep told me there was no other fix, that it would be a waste of money looking for the problem, and to live with it till it broke completely. That was comforting.Then the other day, the radiator reservoir blew up which cost me another $290, because it happened in the middle of nowhere and the only repair shop knows that. I knew the windshield washer pump wasn't working, now the fluid is leaking out and the the washer fluid low light is permanently on. To fit it, you have to take the right tire and wheel well liner off. Another $200 fix. There is a loud clicking noise from the motor which seems to come from a design flaw in the head which doesn't allow oil to get to the lifters fast enough. I've only had this POS for 3 weeks. I can't wait to see what failing item sucks my wallet dry next. I've never had roadside assistance insurance with any of my cars, and never needed it, but with BMW, it's a must. Definitely won't be buying a money sucking BMW again.

Omar of Phoenix, AZ
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William of Elizabeth , NJ
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Never buy from Visalia BMW. I have purchased 3 BMW in the last three years and many BMW in the past. My 750Li just lost an engine with 4 months left on lease. BMW did not do anything financial to assist. No payments!!! The vehicle had 30k miles. They put a reman engine in. I WILL NEVER PURCHASE ANOTHER BMW EVER AGAIN. The dealer said there hands were tied and they could not do anything. All this could have been resolved for less than $4,000.00. BMW Corporate would not do anything.

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Sierra of Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
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I have a very big disappointment with the way your services are rendered with regards to availability of Parts. Anyone who purchases BMW expects no harassment and quick service from your company’s end. However this is my second instance that my car is hold in your service center for at least 25 days due to non-availability of part that is as common as a headlight.Last time car in service center was due to a manufacturing fault. Still had to wait for a period of not less than a month. Even this time if I have to wait for similar timeline for headlight replacement I don’t see any customer satisfaction or value for the amount spent. Point been please fix my car in a weeks’ time. If done so I will be very much obliged.Car was purchased from dealer- INFINITY CARS PVT LTD. When it was taken we were never warned about these shortfalls in your service center otherwise I would have never purchased your car and especially a new model. Also I will like to share my experience which is quite an unsatisfied one to not purchase any new model launched by BMW for at least 2 years till service centers start stocking at least the most popular parts.

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Tong of San Francisco, CA
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