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F30 / F31 / F32 / F33 (2012 - current)
The sixth generation 3 series, chassis code F30. 2013 model year 328i and 335i sedans now in production. Read the F30 frequently asked question thread for all your basic question and dive into all the details in the ultimate F30 information thread. |
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Will BMW introduce a 3 series convertible xdrive in 2013??
Hello to all - I am new to Bimmerfest and having no luck in finding out the answer to my question. Currently own a 2011 128i convertible. LOVE, but live on the east coast. My family calls it "the sled." Keep in garaged basically. Trading in this summer, absolutely want another convertible but a bit bigger and XDRIVE!! Heard rumors this is coming out in July. Is this true?? Thank you.
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With freshly-fallen, unplowed snow, it`s usually ground clearance (or LACK of same) that limits you. Once your ground clearance is exceeded, the car bellies up on the snow like a toboggan, and it really doesn`t matter HOW many wheels are driven, you`re toast....
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Welcome to Bimmerfest! The next generation 3 series convertible will be called a 4 series convertible F33 and won't be out until the end of the year 2013. You can get a sense of what it will look like from the 4 series concept coupe that was just released at the Detroit Auto Show -
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...ghlight=series I agree with FastBob. Get yourself a good set of winter tires and you'd be surprised how well a RWD BMW handles in the snow. I know I was. Tim |
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My E93 on snow tires in the harsh New Hampshire winters handled better than my AWD on all-seasons. And the jump in traction for having snow tires on AWD versus RWD is less than 10% based on my experience having the same snow tires on my RWD E93 and XDrive E90. And since she is in Connecticut and won't deal with very harsh winters, sticking with RWD on dedicated snow tires is more than enough protection. BJ
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I have an E93 with All Seasons and don't take it out in the snow. I also have an all wheel drive 7 Series with All Seasons and don't take that one out on the snow either. So far this winter in NYC (and last winter too) this has not been an issue because we haven't had any snow.
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