Bmw 3 Series G Generation
For seven generations, the BMW 3 Series has been encapsulating the spirit of its times. In 2019, a new chapter begins. A new generation.
Come with us on this journey through time, design and space. All the BMW E, F and G codenames explained by CAR magazine. From E3 to G99 - every internal name is in CAR's list.
Perfect for identifying obscure BMWs! The BMW 3 Series has long been a benchmark in the luxury sedan segment, blending performance, design, and innovation. Now, as the 3 Series gears up for its eighth generation, the G50.
The yet to be announced eighth generation of the BMW 3 Series range consists of the BMW G50 (sedan version, ICE) and BMW G51 (wagon version, marketed as 'Touring) compact executive cars, as well as the BMW (i3) NA0 (sedan version, BEV). It is to be unveiled and launched in 2026, with the next. For the remaining 2016-2018 model years of the BMW 3 Series in its F30 generation, a new base 2.0L turbo-four engine produced 180 hp in the 320i, while the 335i became the 340i, now with 320 hp.
A. From the original BMW E21 (1975) to the modern G20 generation, explore how the BMW 3 Series has evolved in design, size, technology, and performance over the decades. As a result, when BMW launched the seventh generation of the 3 Series in 2018, it offered it only as a four.
With so many BMW 3 Series generations, you might be wondering which one is right for you. Read our guide on all BMW 3 Series generations to find your perfect fit. 2012 - 2019 BMW 3 Series (F30 6th Generation) The sixth-generation 3-Series came in 2012, initially as a sedan and later in wagon form.
The coupes and convertibles were rebadged in the 4-Series. BMW continued to add technology, making its iDrive infotainment system standard on all models, as well as all of the engines turbocharged. A turbocharged four-cylinder powered the base 328i (later 330i.
Here's every generation of the BMW 3 Series: which is your favourite? 50 years and counting: from humble E21 to tech-laden G20, all seven, um, Threes, are here.