imagine altis that is no longer an altis look, many unsophisticated uncles will be fustrated bcos they paid for not what they hd intended, likewise with the 3s, better cash cow thn poor cow

imagine altis that is no longer an altis look, many unsophisticated uncles will be fustrated bcos they paid for not what they hd intended, likewise with the 3s, better cash cow thn poor cow

I would have to agree with the critics. Styling-wise, BMW is trying too hard to make the 3-series stand out, front portion (B-pillar onwards), the A-pillar seems like it has been bent under an accident, over-long front nose (Does it really needs that as it eats much of the increased wheelbase for style that liberate out more room?) the rear portion looks mis-match with the front, and finally the headlights are a joke. Interior-wise, the dashboard looks like its design to look like after-market thought. Why does the passenger portion seems like cut half?

3-series is a serious sake in the BMW family but this is a disappointing effort. By far, the best effort made is by the new 5-series. Good proportional styling and elegant. Interior is finally the traditional BMW angled centre console design. Glad Chris Bangle left the design team.