2007 BMW 328i/335i sedans

2007 BMW 328i/335i sedans
I went to http://www.bmwusa.com/vehicles/3 and noticed that they finally have the webpage and pricing for the new 3 series sedans. The 328i sedan starts at $32,400 and the 335i starts at $38,700. I wonder if they have any at my local BMW dealership. Anyone know how much the lease will cost for the 328i? I saw the 325i being leased for as low as $329 for 36 months with a 3000 down payment.

GermanNutGermanNut - 9/15/2006 5:59:36 PM
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It might even be possible that the 335i sedan is faster than the 335i coupe. This would be due to better weight distribution (almost a perfect 50/50).

The coupe has been tested at 0-60 in 4.9 seconds. bmwusa.com officially states 0-60 in 5.3 for the 335i coupe with a manual.

The sedan could theoretically also do 0-60 iin 4.9 seconds. bmwusa.com officially states the 0-60 as 5.4 for the 335i sedan with manual.

Can you say best in-class acceleration, best in class handling and overall driving dynamics. BMW sure can.

The 3-series. A benchmark bringing down its wrath on the competition once again.


herrmitt1herrmitt1 - 9/15/2006 6:13:32 PM
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Most dealers should now have demos to drive (we have had both our 328 and 335 for about 2 weeks). I do orders are being taken, but count on everything that is coming in to be presold for at least a while. BMW won't be ramping up too much production on these until probably closer to end of october.


herrmitt1herrmitt1 - 9/15/2006 6:15:19 PM
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Wait, we have the coupes.....have not seen any sedans yet. Sorry about that, misread.

We will probably get our demos within the next month.


BMW530iBMW530i - 9/15/2006 7:47:58 PM
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Lexus and Infiniti had little to do with the decision to make the 335i. When will you trolls finally get that fact into your head???


YZFracer23YZFracer23 - 9/15/2006 8:20:34 PM
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you think anyone will do a 2000 s4 vs. 335i comparo? I think that'd be cool, actually, i think a chipped 2000 s4 vs. a 335i would be best.


kart1kart1 - 9/15/2006 11:16:53 PM
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Competition makes it necessary for companies to improve their products, otherwise this engine is coming out pretty quickly. Lexus and Infiniti definitely had a hand, no matter how much you want to deny it.

Now I have to go pretty quickly to see this thing and drive it :).


kart1kart1 - 9/15/2006 11:19:06 PM
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Now BMW will win based on raw performance as well and not just the "magic feel."

Let us see what Lexus does to counter - if anything. Turbo Lexus anyone?


S4cabriofoxS4cabriofox - 9/15/2006 11:59:57 PM
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1995e34-

"none of those companies would exist as we know it if bmw and mercedes hadn't pioneered the marketplace."

Not true at all. Mercedes was the first company (1886 Daimler-Benz), but BMW was pretty far behind (1913). Horch, the precursor to Audi, debuted in 1899. Even Audi came out before BMW made an automobile engine, in 1910.


S4cabriofoxS4cabriofox - 9/16/2006 12:00:14 AM
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Not that I don't like BMWs.

But I give credit where credit is due.


BMWRUBMWRU - 9/16/2006 12:20:58 AM
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This is the best 3 series ever produced up to date. BMW imitators are now just scrambling to play catch up. Who can be more BMW than a BMW.


M53RM53R - 9/16/2006 1:12:48 AM
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Will.

this proves how superior BMW is u ******************. coz BMW 330i beat the IS350 although the lexus is better. u should b ashamed :p


MunichRobMunichRob - 9/16/2006 4:49:03 AM
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There's a horsepower war goin on right now and the auto industry is moving very fast. New car's seem to be coming out every few months now...hence the reason why BMW had to up the ante.

They were doing great with the hp offered in their other models but one...the 3-series. That's not a problem anymore though, as we all know.

With the introduction of the 335i, you Lexus guys don't have much to boast about with the IS350.



BMW530iBMW530i - 9/16/2006 6:14:58 AM
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Then why did they build it if the 330i was already "the best in its class?"

My bet is that they went to work on it as soon as they discovered that the IS350 has a 306hp V6.
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Because there are always people who want more power. That's why.

Do you think BMW could have designed, created and engineered the new 335i a few months after the IS350 came out?

NO.

The development of such an engine takes YEARS.Proof enough that BMW "didn't react" as you Lexus folks like to claim.


BMW530iBMW530i - 9/16/2006 6:25:57 AM
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huu76,

...and therein lies the fault of most auto journalists. Nothing will ever be a BMW, so why do they keep comparing everything to it. The C class doesn't want to be a BMW. Lexus doesn't want to be BMW (hence 2 models for 2 types of buyers).
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For once, I agree with you. Other carmkers don't try to be BMW etc.


BMW530iBMW530i - 9/16/2006 8:04:31 AM
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Will,

How many YEARS does it take to add TWO turbos?
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How old are you!?

Adding the turbos doesn't close the issue. You need to test the engine over many miles. The turbos have to be tested and checked for problems and how those problems can be eliminated. Simply slapping on some turbos is not how BMW works. Like every manufacturer, they TEST it first.


RefuGRefuG - 9/16/2006 5:09:34 PM
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"The IS350 STILL has more hp than the 335i, AND the 335i does not out-accel it either!" yet another comment without any facts from will. What is he tryin to prove by postin such a junk?


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S4cabriofoxS4cabriofox - 9/17/2006 6:27:23 PM
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1995e34-

"but i don't know of many models prior to early 90's that i would put in a museum if i were in charge of one."

Audi quattro coupe Sport. That car pioneered AWD technology in passenger cars, and dominated every rally it ever entered. If it weren't for the quattro, BMW wouldn't have xDrive, Mercedes wouldn't have 4Matic, and most importantly, Audi wouldn't have quattro!

YZFracer-

My brother actually has a 2001 B5 S4 Stage II with about 330hp. That car is a monster!


adoptgreyhoundsadoptgreyhounds - 9/17/2006 7:06:35 PM
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Will-

I drive these cars for a living, and the 335i does out-accel the IS350.
The IS350 is a good car, but it just can't keep up with a 335i (or a 330i) through a corner there is to much understeer built into it. The "magic feel" is not a myth, drive any german built car, they all have a sense for the road. The ultimate example is a Porsche 997.

By the way I drive between 6k to 8k miles a month in everything from lexus to Porsche, and my daily is a 06 E90 330ia.


adoptgreyhoundsadoptgreyhounds - 9/17/2006 7:24:47 PM
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"magic feel" is my opinion.

My employees feel the same way, out of 20 people ages from 21-68 all but one wants or owns a BMW, the one a lexus.


adoptgreyhoundsadoptgreyhounds - 9/17/2006 7:58:10 PM
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You are correct.

Lexus and the customers who buy/lease them are making a smart choice. Quality product, great sales experiance and most important Lexus has the BEST service of any Dealer/OEM in the U.S.

Before you ask, I drive a BMW because it's was my dream car since I six, oh dd and the Magic Feel. Laugh


adoptgreyhoundsadoptgreyhounds - 9/17/2006 8:02:37 PM
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Sorry,

Before you ask, I drive a BMW because it has been my dream car since I was six, oh and the Magic Feel. don't laugh not funny now.

My brain is tired.


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