In which year was the BMW 3 Series E90 launched?
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The BMW 3 Series E90 was launched in 2005. Here are the specific details about the BMW 3 Series: 1. Configuration: It comes standard with cruise control and a rearview camera with parking assist function. Models other than the 320i/Li will feature standard keyless entry. 2. Infotainment system: The BMW 3 Series includes in-car WeChat, short video applications, and indoor parking maps. In addition to keyless entry and advanced connected driving functions, it also features a high-definition video recording dashcam. 3. Powertrain: It is equipped with three versions of the 2.0T engine (high, medium, and low power outputs), paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission, and offers both rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive options.
I remember the BMW 3 Series E90 generation was officially launched in 2004 and caused quite a sensation when it debuted at the Geneva Motor Show. As the fifth generation of the 3 Series, it inherited BMW's classic handling genes but was significantly larger in size, especially with the extended wheelbase that made the rear seating space much more comfortable. The most eye-catching features were the first-ever standard electronic power steering system across the entire lineup and the highly recognizable eagle-eye headlight design. Among the initial models released, the 330i with its classic 3.0L inline-six engine was truly iconic, and later in 2007, the turbocharged 335i was added, delivering even more impressive performance. This generation was produced until 2013 when it was replaced by the F30, having been on the market for a full nine years.
