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Full Review at: www.carbuyer.co.uk The BMW 3 Series is the king of the hill in the compact executive car class and is a great car to drive. That ...
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Then, as the 3 Series grew larger and heavier, it left the door open for a smaller car to slot below it. The 1 Series was then launched as a purer, sportier driving machine. If the 135i is borderline insane, then the 1 Series M Coupé is downright bonkers (the overly long name is to avoid confusion with the M1, a Lamborghini-built racing machine, the only series-produced mid-engined BMW). For decades, BMW’s 3 Series was its entry level vehicle. The first is the BMW 1 Series M Coupé. Its successor eventually became known as the 3 Series. Whether in base 118i guise or in mad twin-turbo 135i mode, the 1 Series is essentially a small sports car with a couple of back seats thrown in for practicality. Thanks to a more familiar two-door profile, the 1 Series Coupé was, for some, the 2002 reborn. The first-generation 1 Series is a delight to drive, with a grippy, tossable chassis.
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A: i have a 2003 3 series convertible.
idk what the 1st guy to comment is talking about LOL
i just push and hold a button and it goes down.
the button is located right under the cig lighter
closesst to the drive and above the shifter (answered by The Captain on February 05, 2252)
Q:
A: The "i" stands for injected, and they are all inline 6 cylinder engines, not V6s. BMW no longer uses any 4 cylinder engines in USA. So stick with 323 and up (6 cylinders).
Here is a list of the letters, not all apply to 3-series.
The system of letters is as follows:
* d = diesel
* i = fuel-injected
* x = all wheel drive (xDrive)
* L = long wheel base
* C = coupe (no longer used)
* T = touring (wagon/estate)
* t = hatchback
* g = biogas
* s = sport package (Sports seats in the front, spoiler on the rear, improved gearbox, custom rims)
* si= sports injection (the new range of x5, x3 and z4 engines)
* e = eta (essentially "economy" in English)
* es = eta sport (answered by M333 on February 11, 2008)
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A: ^^^He said it all, they are underpowered too. Never buy a 323i, that thing is a MESS. They also use hubcaps on the 323i lol. (answered by Dasddsa D on August 30, 2008)