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What are the dimensions of the BMW 3 Series Long Wheelbase version?

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McVivian

07/25/25 6:00am

The dimensions of the Long Wheelbase BMW 3 Series are as follows: length 4734mm, width 1811mm, height 1429mm. Below are additional details: 1. Long Wheelbase BMW 3 Series: The Long Wheelbase BMW 3 Series Li extends the wheelbase by 110mm compared to the overseas standard wheelbase version, reaching 2920mm. The BMW 3 Series is part of BMW Group's new generation of sedan products, with a body weight of 1465 kilograms, powered by an inline 4-cylinder gasoline engine, and dimensions of 4.734 meters in length, 1.811 meters in width, and 1.455 meters in height. 2. Exterior of the Long Wheelbase BMW 3 Series: The exterior of the Long Wheelbase new 3 Series largely remains consistent with the standard version, faithfully adhering to the latest generation of family design elements. The headlights and taillights are more angular and increasingly slender. The iconic 'L' shaped taillights and 'Angel Eyes' daytime running lights are somewhat toned down in the overall styling, achieved instead through clever lighting design.

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Paige

08/10/25 5:56pm

The space in the BMW 3 Series long-wheelbase version is visibly huge! I drive the latest model, with a body length of 4838 mm, a width of 1827 mm, and a height of 1454 mm. The key is the 2961 mm wheelbase—crossing your legs in the back seat is no problem at all. Last time I took three friends on a long trip, the two 1.8-meter-tall guys in the back still had two fists of knee room from the front seats, and the headroom was also very generous. The trunk could fit four carry-on suitcases plus a camera bag, making it easy to pack luggage for family trips. When parking, it’s noticeably longer than the standard-wheelbase version, so you need to be more careful when turning in mall parking garages.

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