New BMW 3 Series Touring 2023 Review

Look really good!
i've been watching so many car videos, I can't wait to get my very first car!

Great video!

How much is it

Why do you prise the car only? How about drawbacks?

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Nice ❤

Thx Dan, i just ordered a M340i ! what a car !

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I think heeee loooooooves the car 😅

I was really hoping to get cooled seats like in the 4 series. Sadly they also removed the Merino leather from the sedan. I really miss those extraordinary options you could order in the former 3 series cars like TV functionality or the powered sun shades. Anyway thank you for the deep dive! 👍🏻

Is ground clearance too low on this car

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I have one question please. Some models have something like rails in the trunk, what is it for?

That nail looks painful!

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Really a very successful video. It's great how much passion and enthusiasm you show for the car. I love the 3 Series Touring too. Thank you!

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"With glossy plastic, look so nice!" LOL. Ain't never heard anyone praise glossy plastic before. Was thinkig about this car for the wife, but this vid put me off.

Greta video, just ordered one in Brooklyn Grey.

Great review, your love of this car really comes across and helped me in my purchase. I pulled the trigger on a 320i Brooklyn Grey M Sport Plus and I am loving it. The 19 inch wheels with glossy red M Sport brake callipers make it look so good. Such an awesome car.

The interiors are convincing me less and less. Despite having been a BMW customer for over 25 years, I have had to note a progressive worsening of the construction quality and materials used by the BMW group for the interiors. My current BMW 3 Series Touring diesel F31 (10 years old and 130,000 km, always kept in the garage and treated very well) has the internal door handle coverings that have "literally" melted in the sun this summer (staining my hands and clothes and those of my family), while almost all the car radio buttons are cracked. Unfortunately I wasn't on "Crime TV". I wrote to BMW Italy and received the response that it was "normal wear and tear of the car". Given that we are talking about a car that is certainly not cheap, always kept in the garage and with an average of about 13,000 km/year (which for a diesel is certainly not a lot) their response does not seem acceptable to me (given that the previous models I owned never had problems of this kind). BMW has lost a customer; I'm already considering buying a new car of another brand.