The New BMW i3 Is Longer And Wider Than The Outgoing 3 Series
Cars keep getting bigger with every passing generation, and the new 3er is not an exception.
Cars keep getting bigger with every passing generation, and the new 3er is not an exception.
BMW finally reveals how much you can stuff inside the trunks of its new electric 3 Series Sedan. Should you need more, a wagon is already on the way.
The BMW i3 is officially back on sale, but not as you remember it. Reborn as a sedan, the first version available to order is a better-equipped €75,340 First Edition. The €65,900 base model will follow.
The order books were susposed to open this fall, but European dealers will allegedly begin to accept orders as early as June 18.
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