2020 BMW 3 Series - The car that loves to be driven

The 2020 BMW 3 Series offers razor-sharp performance and driving thrills, thanks to the all-new M340i trim.

Shoppers in the market for a great driver’s car should look no further than the BMW 3 Series. Although it doesn’t come cheap, the 3 Series—and specifically the M340i trim—brings advanced performance in a luxurious package. Although the vehicle’s styling may be polarizing, the feeling shoppers will have behind its wheel is not.

A 382-horsepower, 3.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder joins the 330i’s 2.0-liter 4-cylinder as the only engine options in the 2020 3 Series. Good for 369 pound-feet of torque, this engine leaves little to be desired. An 8-speed automatic transmission is the only choice available.

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0:57 - Pricing and Options
2:21 - Exterior Design
2:41 - Interior Features
3:31 - Cargo Space
3:46 - Technology
5:16 - Performance

Presenter: Chris Wardlaw
Cinematographer: Dan Sharp

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[golfbuddy]

I like most of the design except the shape and bulge of the taillights.

[edon]

This guy has no idea what he's talking about. The m440i (and 4 series as a whole) has a smaller trunk space than the m340i (and 3 series as a whole) definitely get this car over the ugly 4 series which is also less practical (even as a gran coupe).

[paulm]

Lol 70k, got to be joking. I get a Mustang GT and destroy this ugly German junk. Stay away from purchasing Germans, they are unreliable. If you really want them lease, and remember infotainment don’t work, they charge extra for apple car play, and new gauges are virtually unreadable. Did I say it gets destroyed by a 40k Mustang GT ? Ahh yeah and no manual joke.