Innovative Design For Those Who Are Driven The 2006 BMW 3 Series
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Innovative Design for the Driven: The 2006 BMW 3 Series
Summary
What do you get when you combine a powerful engine, a lightweight body, and a luxurious interior? The 2006 BMW 3 Series?"a masterpiece of engineering and design. While a hybrid model is anticipated in 2008, the 2006 version stands as a compelling alternative to the monotony of modern vehicles.
Sleek Design and Engineering Excellence
BMW introduces a refined take on its iconic design with the 2006 3 Series, softening previous angular lines while retaining unmistakable BMW aesthetics. This model is a fresh start, blending good looks with top-tier driving dynamics.
Gone are the teardrop headlamps and bulky trunk lid. Instead, this model sports a sophisticated suspension system from the 5 Series, promising comfort and precise handling. Options like Dynamic Drive, Active Steering, and four-wheel drive enhance its appeal. Under the hood, a torque-rich, direct injection engine balances power with eco-friendliness; a hybrid version is expected by 2009. The new 3 Series also offers spacious interiors and superior safety features.
Interior Comfort and Ergonomics
Step into the cabin, and you’ll find an intuitively designed space. Every switch and display is where you’d expect, surrounded by premium wood, leather, and plastics. The seats are crafted for comfort and support, making every drive a pleasure. The strategically placed center display keeps drivers connected to the vehicle’s heart.
Exciting Performance
Turn the key, and the engine launches into action. The exhilarating speed is seamlessly delivered, akin to a sprinter’s energy up to its 6800 RPM redline. The engine’s unique roar is pure and mechanical. Active Steering adjusts inputs based on speed, enhancing overall responsiveness. The 2006 3 Series features the industry’s first magnesium block engine, cutting down weight while providing impressive power. Horsepower ranges from 215 in the 325i to 255 in the 330i, with a Valvetronic system improving efficiency even at low RPMs.
Exceptional Handling
With perfect 50:50 weight distribution, the 2006 BMW 3 Series excels in cornering and responsiveness. A sophisticated suspension system borrowed from the 5 Series ensures a smooth ride. Dynamic Stability Control is loaded with sensors to further refine the driving experience.
Transmission Options for Enthusiasts
The transmission offers three standout choices: a six-speed manual, an optional six-speed automatic, and the six-speed electro-hydraulic Sequential Manual Gearbox (SMG), providing a clutch-less manual experience for sporty driving without the inconvenience in traffic.
Safety Innovations
BMW continues its legacy of safety innovation with advanced systems in the 2006 3 Series. The car's robust safety cage and energy-absorbing structures protect passengers. In a crash, sensors deploy up to six airbags as needed, including front and side curtain airbags that extend front to rear. Dynamic Brake Control maximizes braking power during emergencies.
A Legacy of Excellence
As BMW's most successful model, first introduced in 1977, the 3 Series represents 40% of worldwide sales, attracting a loyal following. In 2006, nine variants are available, from the 325i sedan to the 330Ci convertible, priced from $30,900 to $44,900. While a hybrid isn’t yet available, the 2006 BMW 3 Series averages 20 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway, continuing to reinvent top automotive performance.
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