What are the differences between the new and old BMW 3 Series?
2 Answers
BMW 3 Series new and old differences are in terms of configuration. The specific details are as follows: Configuration 1: Compared to the old model, the new BMW 3 Series comes standard with Angel Eyes across the entire lineup. Configuration 2: Compared to the old model, the new BMW 3 Series uses LED for turn signals; neon tubes for taillights; and LED for taillight turn signals. Additionally, there are improvements in configuration, with some features reserved. Information about the BMW 3 Series is as follows: BMW 3 Series: It is a mid-size sedan under the BMW brand, and this model has been domestically produced. Engine: The domestic version of the 3 Series uses three engines in total: a low-power 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, a medium-power 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, and a high-power 2.0-liter turbocharged engine.
I recently drove both the new and old BMW 3 Series, and the differences were quite noticeable. The new model has a more youthful and dynamic design, with sleeker headlights and more streamlined body lines, turning more heads on the road. The interior has changed significantly—the new version features a touchscreen that makes controls more intuitive, while the older model has more physical buttons with tactile feedback but feels a bit outdated. In terms of performance, the new engine is tuned more smoothly, with quicker acceleration and slightly better fuel efficiency. The upgraded suspension system makes driving over speed bumps more comfortable compared to the stiffer feel of the older model. Space-wise, there's not much difference—both have spacious rear seats—but the new model adds some smart safety assists like blind-spot monitoring. Overall, the new version feels more modern and stable to drive, though it comes at a higher price.
