On March 20th all of the new BMW 3 Series variants go on sale in the UK and this includes the reputable BMW's revised 3 Series Coupe and Convertible. Both of which will get more power with improved fuel economy and lower emissions also receive styling and interior updates when they go on sale.
The company also intends to launch the new amazing yet affordable BMW 320d Efficient Dynamics Saloon, its cleanest 3 Series ever made. With emissions of 109g/km, it is the first sub-110g/km premium car, doing an average of 68.9mpg and costing a painless 35 in annual road tax. With its impressive 161 galloping horses under the bonnet, the engine can take it from 0-62mph in a staggering 8.0 seconds reaching a top speed of 142mph.
The ride height has been lowered by 15mm and while with unique 16-inch 'aero' alloys fitted as standard, they are equipped with low-rolling-resistance tyres, all designed to improve aerodynamics and reduce drag.
The best news is that the 320d Efficient Dynamics Saloon will cost 27,280 (OTR) the same as the 320d SE saloon.
The revised 3 Series gets new front and rear lights, along with grille and new front air dam to compliment the new aggressive and mischievous face on both models that has been subtly restyled with the addition of a chrome strip around the grille, LED lights, indicators and side repeaters. With embellishments covered with matt aluminium fins the car gives off a much wider and more dynamic look.
The 3 series will be available in three exterior colours: Vermillion Red, Deep Sea Blue and Mineral White. The interior boasts Dakota leather as standard on all models, while a new Anthracite Bamboo trim completes the interior update.
65% of all BMW 3 Series Coupe and Convertible sales can be accounted because of the UK M Sport variants, which have also been updated with a revised front spoiler design and larger 19-inch alloys and the option of Mineral White paint.
The Coupe gently explodes from 0-62mph in a mere 7.5 seconds while the convertible reaches 0-62mph in a steady 8.3 seconds which is more than i can say for my dads
used BMW 3 Series. Swindon was not a fan of his screeching engine whenever it pulled away from traffic lights and sadly its couldnt escape quick enough, it was more that 0-60mph in 75 seconds than 7.5.
