2021 BMW X4 2.0d MHT M Sport Auto xDrive Euro 6 (5-door coupe)

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So, I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now — it’s a 2021 BMW X4 2.0d MHT, M Sport, automatic with xDrive, Euro 6 compliance. It’s a 5-door coupe, so it’s got that sleek, sporty look but still practical for everyday use.

I bought it new and it’s been well looked after — not a major dent, not a lot of wear and tear. The interior is clean and everything works fine. I’ve got the 19-inch alloy wheels — those 887M Y-spoke ones in midnight grey — and they look sharp. The glass is acoustic, so it’s quieter than you’d expect.

It has all the usual tech: Bluetooth, USB, DAB radio, BMW ConnectedDrive, Live Cockpit, and even emergency call features. The climate control’s automatic, and there’s ambient lighting in the cabin — not flashy, just nice. I love the front armrest with storage and the rear one with cupholders.

There’s a bottle holder in the front doors (up to 1 litre) and the back has one too (up to 750ml). The seats are comfy, and I’ve got the ECO PRO driving mode — helps save fuel without sacrificing performance. The parking sensors, cruise control, and automatic wipers all work smoothly.

I’ve had the brake pad wear indicators checked, and the alarm system is Thatcham 1 with remote control and engine immobiliser — so it’s secure. The rear has ISOFIX for child seats, and the doors have child lock.

I’ve used it regularly, and it’s been maintained properly. I’ve done the condition-based service, so it’s not just sitting on the shelf.

It’s currently based in Sacriston, County Durham — not far from where I live, so it’s easy to get to. I’m selling it because I’ve decided to move on and get something more practical for my new setup.

I’ve only driven it a few thousand miles — not a lot of miles, and no major repairs. It’s still in great shape. The price is £26,325 — I know it’s not cheap, but it’s been a solid companion and I’ve really enjoyed driving it.

If you’re interested, I’d be happy to chat — no pressure, just a real person sharing a car they’ve actually used. No fancy marketing, just honest details.

P.S. I’ve never sold a car before, so if you’re curious, I’m happy to answer any questions.