2009 BMW 3 Series Review

The 2009 BMW 3 Series features 11 trims that range in price from $30,910 to $50,700. A freshened exterior design includes changes to the shape of the front end and all new lights - front and back. On the interior, you will find higher-quality materials and a new design for the powered window switches. Oh yeah, the BME iDrive system has also been redone to include direct-select keying and an increased number of programmable memory functions. There's also a new system for navigation that's far more readable and functional than its predecessor.

There's also a new engine available in the already-exciting lineup of the BMW 3 Series: a 335d twin-turbo I6 diesel. It runs in clean style while pumping out a respectable 265 horses and a whopping 425 lb-ft of torque. And it will still deliver you exceptional fuel efficiency at 23/33 mpg city/highway. Gasoline-operated trims come stock with a 6-speed manual transmission. The optional 6-speed automatic transmission comes stock on the new 335d.

The 2009 3 Series BMWs are some of the world's most revered automobiles, comparable to the Volvo S60 - and they have been enhanced generally for this new model year. The 3 Series has established itself excellently over decades as the standard for entry-level luxury cars. There are all styles available: wagons, coupes, sedans and convertibles. Regardless of the style you go with, the 3 Series BMWs are ingenious blends of comfortable sizing, innovative design, high-quality craftsmanship and luxurious elegance - all at a price point that can be afforded by more than those with elite budgets.

The 2009 3 Series BMW pampers owners and riders on the inside. Standard features include heated mirrors, a 10-speaker sound system that truly rocks, sport-tuned suspension on the coupes and convertibles, automated climate control, xenon headlamps and driver's seat memory. Of course, that's just the beginning - and don't forget about the loads of optional features as well. A fully-loaded 3 Series BMW offers more bells and whistles than most competitors do for thousands of dollars more.

Let's talk about the speeds of the different 3 Series BMWs. The popular 328i will take you from 0 to 60 in just 6.4 seconds. The 335i sedans and coupes get you there in just over 5 seconds flat and the new 335d twin-turbo diesel blasts off to 60 in a quick 5.9 seconds. Any model you choose is going to put you well in front of the vast majority of other vehicles on the roads.

The 2009 BMW 3 Series appear that they will have no issues remaining as the most-sold entry-level luxury car on the planet. They really do offer so much for very appreciable prices. Definitely difficult to beat by any standards of comparison, BMW 3 Series autos are some of the overall best on Earth.