What car is the BMW with a speedometer bottom of 330?
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BMW M3/4, M5, and M6 all have a speedometer bottom of 330 km/h. Speedometer introduction: The speedometer is a rigid panel or structural component used for installing instruments and related devices. According to the type, there are screen-type instrument panels, frame-type instrument panels, channel-type instrument panels, and cabinet-type instrument panels. Some indicators and warning lights are also included. The instruments of different cars are not the same. However, the conventional instruments of general cars include the speedometer, tachometer, oil pressure gauge, water temperature gauge, fuel gauge, charging gauge, etc. Under the faceplate of modern car instrument panels, various indicator lights or warning lights are made. Function of the instrument panel: It is a device that reflects the working conditions of various systems of the vehicle; it provides the driver with the necessary operating parameter information of the car.
When I first test drove the BMW M340i, I paid special attention to the 330 km/h mark on the speedometer. Actually, in BMW's lineup, only certain M Performance high-performance variants and top-tier M Power models come equipped with such high-range instrument clusters. Besides the M340i, vehicles like the X3 M40i and M3 feature this design too, given their power outputs all exceed 380 horsepower. Although China's road speed limits cap at 120 km/h, this high speedometer marking subtly conveys: this car has the capability to unleash its potential on Germany's unrestricted autobahns. Standard BMW instrument clusters max out at 260 km/h - the difference is striking. A quick glance at the speedometer during car selection can essentially tell you whether it's a high-performance model or not.
