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Description: Its design will also be tweaked, as it is a model geared more towards youth than the established family-man. Both the 3-Series and 4-Series models will utilize turbocharged 4- and 6-cylinder engines. ...
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I mean I guess it makes sense instead of having a million variations of the different series. Like 325i,is,ic,ix ect. Maybe they're trying to make it easier for people that don't really kno
I'm a BMW fan 100% but all these extra designations are getting annoying.
Based off what the article just said, focused towards the youth and not the family man, why would the youth have more cash for a more expensive car? Exactly....
If i had to choose between a 3 series and a 4 i'd find no reason at all to buy a 4 series, it don't think this is a smart step to make...
Clear answer... The F is the newer BMW's like the E was the older bimmers like he said But the numbers signify the body/class. (1,3,5,6,7. Ect)
With this naming strategy, I wonder if BMW is making way for an 8 series coupe again, to rival MB's CL Coupe? IMHO, there should never be a 2-door coupe built on the S Class (or similar sized) platform - it is far too big.
Argh you are all wrong. They call it the "F** because it's their new generation. The 3 series coupe that is currently on the market is known as the E96. And no it's not a completely new car, BMW have taken auidi's idea of making the a4 coupe the A5
Because BMW enthusiast call them by the E/F names and not 3/5/6/7 names.
It's not the same 3 series rebadged its an entirely new car that fits between the 3 and 5 series models a lot like the 6 series
Isnt that how BMW always does it, now it just gets a new number series (of which I do not agree). Btw, why does every single article (especially on this site!) refer to every and any BMW as "known in house as Fxx"?
It's ridiculous, they slap a higher number on it and demand a premium price for two less doors, if the price is over 4k over the sedan id go for an a5 instead.