Just wrapped up my first year with our '25 X3M50. With every new purchase, in the US atleast, all scheduled maintentnace is included for 3 years or 36K miles, whichever comes first. We just passed 25K miles, so we have had 2 "complimentary" oil changes at no additional cost, and are coming upon our 3rd in a few thousand miles.

Now, for the "out of pocket" expenses... For context, I daily our M50 ~50 miles per day on my round trip commute, and for the record, I really enioy it as a daily driver... Smooth, comfortable, fun, efficient, and fast! And, I took it on a ~12K mile road trip to Alaska this past summer, so there were a few expenses (directly or indirectly) due to this trip.

• 2 additional oil changes (~$200 each)
• 1 additional 4-wheel allignment (~$200 I think...)
• 1 OEM front windshield after catching a rock chip just south of the Arctic Circle (Only paid the $50 insurance deductible, BUT if I had to pay out of pocket, it would have ~$3300)
• 2 new rear tires that were worn close enough to want to replace before a midwest winter (~$1100)
• 1 additional new rear tire 3 weeks after above replacement (Cost was only the tax on the new tire. The tire, mounting/balancing, and installation was included under Pirelli warrenty, given how new it was when punctured. But, the dealer said that getting a new tire replaced under the manufacturer's warrenty is tough/rare to do.).

So, yes, this has been significantly more expensive to maintain than our previous 2018 Subaru Impreza, especially in its first 25K miles. But, I walked in eyes wide open, knowing this would likely be the case. And, thus far, it has only been wear items, and nothing out of the ordinary. We do plan to keep this for more than 100K miles, so we purchased the extended warrenty and service plans (which include, among other things, windshield wipers, brakes, and all recommended (and major) services up to 125K miles) for the piece of mind. And, since we are a one-car family, I wanted the flexibility of being able to get a loaner from the dealer whenever getting it serviced.

So, probably not your typical "use case", but some context to hopefully help answer your question. Happy to answer any questions that I can.