The BMW 320i
The history of the BMW 320i goes back to the late 1970s. In the 1980s and 1990s, the various BMW E30, E36 BMW E46 and BMW were called BMW 320i to the top models in the BMW-middle class. The current BMW 320i of factory internally as F30, F31 and F35 designated 3 series is the volume model among equipped with a four-cylinder gasoline engine mid-size vehicles of BMW. Featuring a 184-hp two-liter TwinPower turbo engine car is offered as a four-door notchback sedan, five-door BMW 320i Touring combi and as 320i Gran Turismo. In earlier model series versions 320i were additionally Coupe and BMW 320i Cabrio available, which are now classified in the BMW 4-series.
Features and Fuel Consumption – BMW 320i
The 320i F30 versions of the carmaker along with the facelift from the year 2015 are known as sporty with special sense of economy. The car is equipped with a lot of features such as start stop system as well as brake energy recovery also offer more power and at the same time lower the fuel consumption of the car. For instance, the BMW 320i comes with a top speed of 233 km per hour that requires around 7.5 seconds for the standards features and it consumes the fuel around 5.5 - 5.9 liters of fuel.
If we talk about the quality as well as the safety of the BMW 320i all the model of the car equipped with a comprehensive safety package that features an adaptive tires and brake lights.
Features of BMW 328i
The model was built and available as a sedan, wagon, and coupe and as a convertible. The 2.8-liter six-cylinder was used in the BMW 328i first in the fourth generation of the 3 Series (E46), but then replaced by a 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder engine with 231 hp and double-VANOS. The BMW 328i the E46 series was available in sedan, wagon, coupe and BMW 328Ci Convertible, the Coupé and the Convertible from then on the additional designation Ci (BMW 328Ci) received.
Currently the BMW 328i is again produced in the F30 series sedan (since Nov. 2011) as well as Touring (since May 2012). A 2.0-liter gasoline engine with twin turbocharging makes the BMW 328i cars a super one. This wagon and sedan 328i are up to 250 km / h and reach an average of 6.4 and 6.9 liters of premium unleaded per 100 km.