BMW 3-Series Overview NEW 2010

BMW's foray into cutting-edge design with a former chief designer Chris Bangle's 'flame surface' technology is a failure with critics and consumers. But it is very important 3-Series fortunately violence done in the larger model spared. For the amount of car 2010 BMW portfolio recently and had the bracelet would be easy. Sedan Coupe is a nice and beautiful from nose to tail, with an athletic and elegant posture. Discrete typical "flame surface" of interest and add flair to the 3-series, but fortunately abstained. It is important to remember that no body is split between coupe and convertible with two doors and the sedan and station wagon with four-door models. "Convertible" model is actually a hardtop that folds neatly in the trunk (at the expense of luggage).

Reviewers were impressed with the styling of the review last year of the BMW 3-series, such as Motor Trend says it gives "a little sharper, more muscular appearance." TheCarConnection.com read reviews show that a small update for the BMW 3-Series cars to increase visual appeal. For those a little more space than the coupe and sedan can provide, Car and Driver says that the BMW 3-series sedan looks better than ever, and some believe that BMW U.S. sales pick up soon. "Edmunds reviewers note," a part of the sedan and station wagon more questionable stylistic elements that were not made "by the addition of" new front end, reminiscent of a coupe and convertible sexy. "Car and Driver praises" appears less good in the air "and stressed that" stress the lamp, LED lamps, encased in cool looking grid. "

Inside, the 2010 BMW 3-Series BMW uber-traditional: practical, elegant and luxurious, yet understated. TheCarConnection.com is the research shows that the evaluators feel inside is the Conservatives. Edmunds considered "a somewhat simple, [with] the emphasis on driver comfort and involvement" in matters not a purist could argue against, but says that the BMW 3-Series' interior a sober show of luxury.

"For the year 2010 3 Series Automobile Magazine raves that" the ergonomics are great, "while Motor Trend notes, the availability of 'new colors and materials" for the interior. Only complaints from consumer guide, who grumbles that "sound and threatened their low air conditioning plants and mysterious."