For the past weeks, we have posted numerous photos showing the upcoming BMW 3 Series Sedan(E90) facelift, but none of them were as revealing as the ones we have received this morning from our friend Hans, at Autoholic.de.
The 2009 BMW 3 Series facelifted sedan was spotted in Munich, of course, and to our surprise, the front-end was missing the typical heavy BMW camouflage. As mentioned before, the 3 Series sedan will suffer minor modifications to the front headlights.
Also, the hood will get a different shape than the one found in the current models and it does seem to bring the 3 series sedan to a more sporty look.
Overall, not a bad improvement, but I am more curious to see how the rear-end will look like, to see exactly what choice BMW has made when it comes to the taillights.
Thanks Hans!
[Source: Autoholic.de ]
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I suspect this shows the sport kit version.
Looks very nice. Notice the little fog light style lens in the center-right? Looks like it could be for a radar sensing speed control, or for night vision? Anyone got any informed answers?