BMW 3 Series Is Hard To Beat
BMW quotes a 0-60 time of 5.7 seconds, which, remarkably is just a tenth of a second slower than that E36 M3. Of course, if that isn't enough for you, the 3.0-liter inline six is again available with Twin Power turbo charging as well. Offered as the 335i, that engine accelerates the car to 60 in 5.4 seconds. The BMW comes with standard equipment such as a 6.5-inch monitor in the center stack, I Drive, Bluetooth connectivity for both phones and audio, an interface for USB audio sources and iPods, the eight-speed automatic transmission, automatic start/stop, BMW's Dynamic Driving Control with its fuel saving ECO PRO Mode, and Brake Energy Regeneration.
BMW has tried to achieve even greater greener credentials with this latest version; the new car is equipped with eight-speed automatic transmission. If you're the sort who prefers an even more sporty character, there's a sport version of the eight-speed fitted to 3 Series cars with Sport Line and M Sport packages. Naturally, a slick shifting six-speed manual transmission is available as well.
All of the 3 Series elements blend into a driving experience unmatched by any other car. The fluidity of a BMW automobile in motion is the key reason that the BMW display at any auto show you visit is always crawling with people. The exceptionally quiet and smooth ride of the car and you'll frequently find yourself traveling 20 to 25 miles per hour faster than it feels like you are. With this newest 3-Series car, the company has elevated that attitude to newer heights with more performance, more luxury, more personal tech, and a more thoroughly satisfying experience overall.
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