2017 BMW 3 Series ratings and reviews

From a hatchback to a plug-in hybrid, and from a performance M3 to a sports wagon, the 2017 BMW 3 Series seems to be trying to be all things for all people. And the formula seems to be working. For 2017, the 3 series got updated engines, which meant that its trim levels got new names. The 330i takes the place of the 328i, and the 340i replaces the 335i. The basic model, the 320i has faux-leather upholstery, manually adjustable seating, dual-zone climate control, rain-sensing wipers, and a 9-speaker audio system with a 6.5-inch screen, Bluetooth music streaming and HD radio. Safety features on all 3 series models include impact sensors which unlock the doors, turn on the hazard lights and shut off the electrical systems after a crash and eight airbags. The 3 Series includes four years or unlimited miles of roadside assistance and four years/50,000 miles of no-cost scheduled maintenance.