The 2018 BMW X2 sits alongside the X1 as the German automaker’s smallest crossover offering. Like the X1 and unlike the rest of BMW’s lineup, the X2 is based on a front-wheel-drive platform. The X2 ...

Exactly the car I needed to transport family but small and sporty driving. Plenty of room inside with awesome moonroof. Comfortable drive and great mileage . Honestly the car is amazing, this is the ...

Is BMW’s latest CUV ever-so-slightly different enough from its X1 sibling to warrant a $2,500 price hike? Steven Ewing spent his childhood reading car magazines, making his career as an automotive ...

I’m barreling down the longest straight at The Thermal Club’s South Palm Circuit at over 100 mph, and I’m thinking this isn’t right. The 2018 BMW X2 isn’t made for a racetrack—it’s especially not ...

The all-new 2018 BMW X2 rides like a sedan, sits low like a sedan, is a tad taller than a sedan and it has five doors. Sound like a hatchback? Not in these crossover-crazy times. Of course, BMW, who ...

CARS.COM — The first time I wrote about the latest model from BMW, the all-new 2018 X2 crossover, was after seeing it for the first time at the 2018 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, ...

With the new X2, BMW takes a different tactic with its exterior styling. Whereas the X4 and X6 models are dramatically rakish, the X2 is more conventionally styled. At the same time, though, it is ...

The all-new X2 is a head-turning subcompact crossover offering the versatility of a “station wagon” – remember those? - with the upscale craft and flavor synonymous with the BMW badge. It is neither a ...

When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. The BMW X2 is designed to appeal ...

SANTA MONICA, California —This coastal city seemed like the perfect place to take the 2018 BMW X2 xDrive28i because few places in L.A. County better embody the concept of "lifestyle ...

We’ve all seen those evolution charts where humans, seemingly out for a stroll on the African plains, grow and morph in successive stages, from Australopithecus to the better-known Homos: habilus, ...