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BACKSEAT DRIVER

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February 2021

A 3 Series that’s not aimed at the driver? This better be good!

- Aditya Upadhyaula

BACKSEAT DRIVER

Ever since it became known as the 3 Series, the model has been the benchmark that all sedans have strived to beat. From its base variants to the top-of-the-line M models, the 3 Series has always delivered a satisfying driving experience. But what if you were more concerned about the rear seats? Well, the new 3 Series Gran Limousine might just be the car for you.

You take a standard BMW 3 Series and you add 110 mm to the wheelbase, mostly between the front and rear seats and this is what you get. Well, what about the 3 GT, you ask? Unfortunately, this replaces the 3 GT in the BMW line-up. No more awkwardly proportioned 3 Series hatchback for you. The 3 Series Gran Limousine is available in three variants at the moment. The 330Li petrol version is available in a Luxury Line trim as well as an exclusive M Sport First Edition trim, while the 320Ld is only available in Luxury Line trim.

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