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2011 BMW 330xi

The 2011 BMW 330xi cars are striking in appearance with their bold grilles, exotic-looking headlamps, and short front and rear overhangs. The 2011 2011 BMW 330xi are superb. Whether it’s the 325i or the M3, these are terrific driver’s cars. Each of them is dynamically outstanding, a highly refined machine that corners, accelerates, and stops swiftly. These cars put drivers in touch with the road instead of isolating them. Driving them is a joy. Their blend of luxury and sports and their high levels of quality makes living with them joyful as well. Their interiors are well-equipped and comfortable.

The available BMW Onboard Navigation System has been re-engineered. Sedans add a center rear head restraint as standard equipment. BMW’s Full Maintenance Program now covers four years or 50,000 miles, up from 3/36,000 previously. The 2011 2011 BMW 330xi is composed of sedans, coupes, convertibles, and wagons. Ten models are available, varying considerably in price, power, and packaging, plus there two M3 models. All are based on the same chassis and all ride on the same 107.3-inch wheelbase, but the coupes and convertibles share few body panels with the sedans and wagons.

Two engines are available, both inline six-cylinder engines. As The 2011 BMW 330xi nomenclature indicates, 325 models get a 2.5-liter engine, while 330 models get a 3.0-liter engine. Sedan, coupe, and convertible are available with either engine; wagons are only available with the 2.5-liter engine. All models come standard with a five-speed manual transmission. Automatic transmissions are available: A superb ZF-built five-speed Steptronic .Smart front and front side-impact air bags come standard. Also standard (on all but the convertibles) are head-protection air bags that deploy from the headliner along the length of both sides of the cabin. Rear side-impact air bags are optional. Bi-xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps offer much better visibility on stormy nights, but sometimes annoy other drivers.

Their wheels fill the fenders and the body work seems wrapped tight, like it’s stretched over muscle. The 2011 2011 BMW 330xi have the look of a true sports sedan. If there was a picture in the dictionary of a sports sedan it would be a 2011 BMW 330xi. The 2011 2011 BMW 330xi interior is designed for the serious driver. The Natural Brown Leather is a classic shade and the quality of the leather is high, making for a beautiful interior. Bucket seats provide fine support without feeling hard, and come standard with six adjustments. Power adjustments come standard on all models . The manual controls on The 2011 BMW 330xi work well, though they are best used when the car is stationary.

The 10-way power seats that come with the optional Sport Package are superb, adding more side bolstering for winding roads, and slide-out thigh support. The leather-covered steering wheel tilts and telescopes for optimum adjustment. Its slim design is a benefit of the latest in compact air bag packaging. Audio and speed controls on the steering wheel work well and add convenience. The The 2011 BMW 330xi is a terrific car and you may never miss the power of the 330xi. The sport wagons add space and versatility and the only way we could tell we weren’t driving a sedan was to glance into the rear view mirror; it’s taut. Coupes add sports appeal with their two-door styling, while split rear seats offer some versatility. The convertible, well, do you have to ask? The 330 models add a lot of performance to the equation. All-wheel drive offers winter capability to a car not noted for that and is equipped with a more sophisticated Dynamic Stability Control system.