3 Series (F30) [Official] The new BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo.

[Cashmere]

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[Cashmere]

@jannitor, why do you dislike the post?

 

[Centurion]

I saw this car for the first time yesterday and I was surprised to discover that it actually look decent. Until your eyes roll towards the rear, you could mistake it for a regular 3 Series. BMW need to change the name of the 5er GT because it looks nothing like the regular 5er. I can spot one from miles. The 3er GT however, does not look like an abomination, instead, its a slick looking car not too different from an A5 Sportback.

 

[klier]

@jannitor, why do you dislike the post?

Probably the content of the post, not the actual post

 

[Deckhook]

Saw my first M/Sport 3GT today with the 19" rims and I must say that it does look rather well, the M/Sport makes a bigger difference visually to this than the regular 3 series IMO.

 

[martinbo]

Saw my first M/Sport 3GT today with the 19" rims and I must say that it does look rather well...

I'm glad that the car you happened to see was healthy. Imagine if it was unwell?

Seriously? Can like to speak your mother tongue rather deliciously?

 

[Deckhook]

I'm glad that the car you happened to see was healthy. Imagine if it was unwell?

Seriously? Can like to speak your mother tongue rather deliciously?

Mate where I'm from that's the Queen's English.

 

[Rainer271]

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[Sunny]

back headlights not luxury and in life look very cheap and isn't modern..

What about the front tail lights? They any good?

 

[Rainer271]

BMW 3-Series GT Spiced Up with M Performance Parts

Come to think of it, of all the additions to BMW's 3-Series range over the years, and that includes the related X3 crossover, the one that makes the most practical sense is the 3-Series Gran Turismowith its extended wheelbase, increased headroom, liftgate and much roomier boot, yet it has received the most flack.
Why? Simply put, because of its oddball looks and less racy styling than the other four-door, 3-Series-based cars like the sedan and the 4-Series Gran Coupe.

There's nothing you can do to change its silhouette, but perhaps you can improve its appearance and stance via BMW's M Sport offerings.

The 328i GT posing in these pictures on BMW Abu Dhabi's showroom floor is an M Sport trim edition fitted with an assortment of M Performance parts. These include gloss black kidney bars with discreet M stripes, front bumper corner spoilers, M decals on the side skirts and tailgate, carbon fiber mirror caps, gloss black rear diffuser, and 20-inch wheels with a staggered tire setup.

 

[Merc1]

Lipstick on a pig and the wheels make it look like a baby hippo stilts.

M

 

[Beemer B773ER]

yeah...but that blue 7er outside though! Nice!

 

[Mr. Mercedes]

The old mutton dressed up as lamb trick.

 

[LaArtist]

^^nasty looking car..

 

[klier]

Oh oh, the haters are uniting!! Brace yourselves!

 

[RS2000 4X4]

yeah...but that blue 7er outside though! Nice!

Is that rear light on the right dented (broken)?? It looks that way

 

[Betty Swollocks]

Is that rear light on the right dented (broken)?? It looks that way

I see why you think so but it's just a reflection.

 

[RS2000 4X4]

I see why you think so but it's just a reflection.

Strange (because of the white you can see through the light) but I believe you. Cant think of anyone who would let such a car stand in the showroom with damage

 

[mini_cooper4]

BMW 3-Series GT Spiced Up with M Performance Parts

Come to think of it, of all the additions to BMW's 3-Series range over the years, and that includes the related X3 crossover, the one that makes the most practical sense is the 3-Series Gran Turismowith its extended wheelbase, increased headroom, liftgate and much roomier boot, yet it has received the most flack.
Why? Simply put, because of its oddball looks and less racy styling than the other four-door, 3-Series-based cars like the sedan and the 4-Series Gran Coupe.

There's nothing you can do to change its silhouette, but perhaps you can improve its appearance and stance via BMW's M Sport offerings.

The 328i GT posing in these pictures on BMW Abu Dhabi's showroom floor is an M Sport trim edition fitted with an assortment of M Performance parts. These include gloss black kidney bars with discreet M stripes, front bumper corner spoilers, M decals on the side skirts and tailgate, carbon fiber mirror caps, gloss black rear diffuser, and 20-inch wheels with a staggered tire setup.

 

[Monster]

This is so wrong on so many levels.