is this subreddit not moderated? It’s like every day full of s*it post about how you guys don’t like new class.

I drive those cars daily and drove them before you even know about them and they are blowing my mind every day and Im smiling behind the wheel how good they are to drive fast.

I don’t like some parts of interior (3-series window controls are way too flat and off, some icons and info are on the wrong place on the CID) hope they will fix it with LCi. But on the other hand that steering wheel is ergonomically really good and new touch CID is much better than the old one. Panorama Display is so good, BMW should ditch Head-Up display and save a lot of money because Im turning that off immediately. no need for HUD because you have everything right there in panorama. Just wait for sale numbers..

Guys if if you change grill shape a bit or remove front of car it look like Kia 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 what were they thinking 😱😱😱😱😱😱 why did the Chinese market do this to us

I live in New Mexico where gas stations do not offer 93, their max rating is 91. My 2026 m340i asks for 93 octane. am i going to ruin my car? am i losing performance?

I was seriously thinking about buying a 2023 BMW i440, but with the new designs being presented for the next generations, I am afraid they will do the same for this model and my car will feel obsolete almost instantly. I would like your input on whether it is worth it to buy it or not (P.S. I really do not like the new designs).

Recently picked up a m240 a big fan of the b58 engine. Whilst the engine is the star, am struggling with the steering. Whilst it may point you in the correct direction, the lack of texture and feedback is just poor. It's almost like you are expected to be ok with its absence, just feels artificial. Getting into a cheaper GR Yaris was a bit of a wake up call, blows the BMW out of the water, actual feedback from the steering, suspension and brakes completely different level of feedback, probably the best I've felt on any modern car - interaction and feedback makes a car fun, not just pure speed - why can't BMW do more work in this area? It makes so much difference to the experience when you want to drive, rather than commute.

I am in the market for a 3 row luxury SUV and have decided on an X7, or so I thought. Doing some more research, I’m hearing about the inevitable front and rear differential issues, AC not working, transfer case failure. I understand preventative maintenance can help with some of these issues and I don’t mind spending money to fix these. But I hear the AC issue is not fixable and they BMW’s official response is that it’s working as intended. So I cannot even pay to fix this. I am just so paranoid about getting this car at this point. In case it matters, I would buy new and drive it 5-7k miles per year and hope to own it 10+ years. Any owners can chime in? Is this overblown?

Hi all. im interested in buying my first bmw (interested in g82 competition xdrive (2025 or 2026?)) and im just curious to know what the times are like without launch control. i know its stated to be around the 3 second mark with lc, but what are the times without it? i couldnt find anything that shows no lc, with or without dsc on. thanks

I think the new 3 Series exterior looks fine overall. It’s really just the front end that I don’t understand.

Literally just follow the same design language from the last generation while still making it look modern. Separate the grille and headlights, give the kidney grille a more squared or whatever shape, and build the headlights out to the sides of it. You could even keep the “snake fang” design within the headlights.

The grille and headlights all blend together so much that the front looks busy.

I think something that's really hampering the Neue Klasse 3 Series are the color and wheel options.

Out of the 11 color options, 8 of them are monochrome (silver, white, gray, black), then there are two blues and a red.

To make it worse, there are 8 different wheel options, but all of them are black.

I present to you my take on proper looking specs for the new 3. AI of course (but tried to keep it from hallucinating as much as possible)

Also, Neue Klasse 3 looks a LOT like M2 from some angles, where is the M2 crowd now?

Was just playing around with chatGPT on what future aftermarket customizations could look like on the m350 and it looks really good. There are going to be some really beautiful specs.

I was driving down a main road today when I passed a fellow M4 Comp who was at a red light turning left. When I passed them I acknowledged them with a quick blip rev (clutch in, blip, clutch out). Was meant to be a "Hello fellow enthusiast" but now that I think about it, it could've been cringe. What does this sub think?

Some photos of the new m350 from BMW Welt in Munich! Looks better in person

N53 engine. 223km, burns around 0,5l of oil every 1000km.

Just sharing a BMW Casio I made, thought you guys would appreciate this! Let me know your thoughts!

Am I the only one who thinks the base model 3 series looks way too good for “Base model” bmw? The next slide is a photo of a M sport for comparison

Hey guys, just finished doing an oil and filter change on my 2018(late) 520d Touring (B47 engine).

​I ran into conflicting specs online before starting—some sources say 5.0L while others say 5.5L for a service fill with filter.

​I played it safe and poured in 5.25L, drove it until fully warm (90°C), and ran the manual iDrive oil measurement on flat ground. The measurement completed, but the green bar came back sitting at only about 25–30% above MIN.

​Has anyone else noticed this on the longitudinal B47?

​Since the scale between MIN and MAX is exactly 1.0L, sitting at 25% above MIN means there is only around 4.8L–4.9L in the pan after the dry filter element and housing soaked up their share. If 5.0L was the MAX capacity, 5.25L should have overfilled it.

​Looks like 5.5L is the actual fill to hit MAX on these G30/G31s. How much do you guys usually pour in during a service to hit the middle or top of the gauge?

I have come to terms with the parallelogram UI, but I'm wondering if the panorama roof has any automated sliding cover kind of mechanism for it? Even if heavily tinted I'd be worried about heat building up

New to the BMW world but feel like this was the new 5 series, saw it driving home from work and Got the photo at a red light.

I won’t add the link to video but if you all have any questions about the car and how it felt let me know.

Here are some better photos to the ones i posted earlier of the M350

Saw this BMW for sale on Marktplaats and had to do a double take 😂
It’s an 530D GT BMW… with a fucking G80 nose on it. 💀
Not gonna lie, I don’t even know how to feel about this. Is this considered an upgrade, a downgrade, or a crime against BMW? 😂
What do you guys think?