- Comprehensively updated BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo to arrive in the final quarter of 2016.
- Two-tiered range commences with turbo-diesel powered 320d from $70,400*, topped by new turbo-petrol 330i GT from $77,900*.
- 330i GT boasts new engine with greater power and improved efficiency over outgoing 328i GT.
- Exterior benefits from modern redesign including new front and rear treatments, 19-inch alloy road wheels, LED lighting and a broader colour palette.
- Interior enhanced with fresh materials and updated iDrive system.
- Upgraded standard specification creates improved value proposition, with items such as extended smartphone connectivity (320i GT) and Panorama Glass Roof (330i GT) now fitted as standard.
A typically bold design, the BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo has successfully combined the spaciousness of a sedan, the storage flexibility of a wagon and the styling of a coupe since its 2013 introduction.
Now, BMW Group Australia welcomes the comprehensively updated 3 Series Gran Turismo range, due in Australia in the final quarter of 2016.
Classified as a medium size vehicle, the BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo has exceeded 130,000 global sales to date, appealing to a wide cross-section of buyers, from expanding families to premium fleet providers.
This Life Cycle Impulse (LCI) update is distinguished by key visual details and additional equipment, while BMW engineers have taken the opportunity to introduce a new turbocharged petrol engine to the range with the new 330i Gran Turismo (GT) replacing the 328i GT at the top of the Australian range. It is joined by the turbocharged diesel-powered 320d GT.
