BMW 3 Series

For half a century, the BMW 3 Series has embodied the essence of driving pleasure. Since its launch in 1975, it has defined the sports saloon — agile, balanced and rewarding, yet practical enough for everyday life. Across seven generations, from the iconic E30 to today’s technology-packed models, the 3 …

The BMW 3 Series Touring arrives as a modest-looking estate yet serves up a driving experience that feels genuinely rewarding. From the moment the wheels turn, the rear-drive chassis communicates clearly, the steering is crisp and the eight-speed automatic slips through ratios without fuss. Even the entry-level 2.0-litre turbo petrol …

BMW’s 330e Touring and Mercedes-Benz’s C300e Estate line up as the latest plug-in hybrids to blend low-emission commuting with the cargo space of a traditional long-roof. Both wrap a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine around an electric motor and a lithium-ion battery, yet each interprets the brief differently: the BMW chasing …

The BMW M340i sits neatly between the sensible 320i and the all-guns-blazing M3, delivering an appealing mix of pace, refinement and moderation. BMW’s latest mild-hybrid treatment adds a compact electric motor to the familiar 3.0-litre straight-six, supplying a useful boost while trimming both emissions and fuel bills. With 386 bhp …

BMW will toast half a century of 3 Series heritage next year with the arrival of the M340i 50 Jahre Edition, a bespoke run of just 50 cars crafted solely for Australia and New Zealand. The commemorative saloon lands in the final quarter of 2025, wearing a unique specification that …