BMW 3 Series Touring shakes its roomy rump
February 21, 2012 by admin
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Filed under: Spy Photos, Wagon, BMW, Design/Style
Slowly but surely, we’re becoming quite smitten with the F30 BMW 3 Series. The four-cylinder 328i and six-pot 335i sedans have officially launched here in the United States, and now, it’s only a matter of time before the rest of the 3er body styles get the F30 treatment. First up is the wagon Touring (F31, internally), which our spies recently caught testing out in the snow.
Let’s start with some good news: We have no reason to believe that BMW won’t offer its capacious 3 Series here in the United States. The Touring has been a part of the 3’s lineup in the U.S. for decades, and BMW executives have already confirmed that the wagon will be offered here in the States.
Like the outgoing 3 Series, expect just a 328i model in rear- and (forthcoming) xDrive all-wheel-drive formats. Of course, other markets will get some tasty diesel options, but since the wagon doesn’t account for a huge percentage of 3 Series sales in the U.S., having one engine option will likely have to suffice.
Look for the 3 Series Touring to launch in the near future (Geneva Motor Show?) with the first cars hitting the ground in Europe this fall.
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