The Best Small Sedan? | 2023 BMW 330i Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- The BMW 330i sports an all-new dashboard for 2023 and is no slouch on the road delivering impressive 4-cylinder turbo performance.
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are you able to review the golf gti?
I would like to, but VW are not supplying me with review cars at the moment. Hopefully that will change soon.
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The G20 is definitely not a small sedan😀
It's a big small car, but the 5 Series is technically mid-size and 7 Series is large, so that leaves the 3 as a "small".
The 5 is too big imo i rather deal with the 3 series
Best driving small sedan? Lol what....
Give me a I30n sedan anyday over this..
Save 50k and it performs better and way more fun.
Steering feel is practically dead in this thing.. transmission is quick but not DCT quick there's no LSD and the interior feels cheaper than the generation before it. You're paying for great luxury and tech , that's it. Oh and the badge.
If you want a bmw the 2 series or 340i if you want something quick, they're the only sedans left with soul before you buy up to the M series and even they've lost a lot and they somehow keep charging more. Shame really , bmw used to be the driver's car pinnacle.
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Hyundai i30n 😂😂😂 you got to be kidding me i30n is budget af and is not even on the same level in terms of bmw even the base 3 series kicks it's arse in every aspect if you find harsh and bumpy cheap thrills out of a 1/4 of a real car then power to you because anyone would take a bmw over a supped up Hyundai any day of the week
@@that-guy213 so you're saying youve never driven it without saying you've never driven it.
That's a pretty outdated opinion mate.On track the i30n sedan on a newer platform than the i30n hatch performs better than anything in the 3 series apart from the 340i and full fat M. Your thoughts would be shared among many maybe 10 years ago. Times have changed now. Hyundai dominates motor sport in both TRC and WRC and the sedan is based on the TRC track car.
Yes in terms of being a daily and luxury features a bmw will always win out but in terms of being a driver's car absolutely nothing in the 3 series matches it. If you watch any review out there it performs like an affordable bmw FWD m2. You're clueless mate. Also having driven the 330i the suspension is stiffer than the i30n sedan in comfort mode. 😂 Bmw haven't made a real car for years now. The competition has well and truly caught up. I owned a bmw m2 2017 OG and literally have just as much fun in my i30n sedan. You do realise the same guy engineered them both right? Since he's left BMW have churned out more of the same overpriced soulless cars.
Only people who haven't matured prefer a boisterous and attention-seeking Hyundai i30n. I actually prefer the soon-to-be-released Sonata N Line with the robocop LED bar. Even then, both Hyundai's don't offer the same build quality, class or comfort this vehicle delivers. Reliability is debatable dependent on how people maintain their vehicles, but people who can afford such a BMW, would usually upgrade after 5yrs anyway. I frankly like the BMW M135i xdrive which offers great performance, flies under the radar, but still has good comfort level for a sports car