SPIED: Though It May Still Have A Swirl Job, It's Starting To Take Shape - The BMW 3-Series GT

I remember when folks were speculating about the BMW 3-Series Gran Turismo. It wasn't too long after the 5-Series GT made its initial debut with its bulbous shape.

People weren't hiding their feelings on its frumpy looks either, as it was drawing much criticism from the press. Considering most of the time the press is wrong, this surely was a good sign, right? Wrong.

But the 3-Series, as speculation would tell you, was suppose to be svelte and much more aggressive looking. However, when you look at the latest spy images, which seem to show the most of the 3 GT thus far, it doesn't appear very sharp to me.

In fact, it still seems to have a lot of soft lines.

What say you, Spies?


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Yonder7 - 3/14/2012 9:46:46 AM

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Ugly already...even without showing the face..mini 5GT..

TireTrawy - 3/14/2012 6:17:45 PM

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This special decal covering has been venued, I spy the two others being the Lexus Japanese with Ferrari driven and too theres another Porsch motor cross. On the N. America or other side, with flashy decals there was another once a Subaru that's bothering me, honestly theres a Subaru advert with a Brother cars theme.
It was Porsch grade at the alignments. In profile concepts seen up at hand the implications on a BMW profile and orders like that are too pictury.

TireTrawy - 3/14/2012 6:42:19 PM

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The cars are reveared to being the lowest center of gravity car, with a extream view, and in some contrast the relation to a BMW frame patent.

wac77 - 3/14/2012 9:12:14 PM

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I've seen the car undisguised and it's not bad. Sportier and considerably better looking than the 5 GT. Roomy inside, with a lot more rear legroom than the sedan.

Still, I don't think this car is suited for the US. No upscale hatchback is, IMHO. Americans would just buy an X3 if they need the room.