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New Renderings: 2012 BMW 3 Series Sedan

Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 8:11 pm
by bimmermania

New renderings of the 2012 BMW 3 Series surface. With just weeks before its official web unveiling, the new 2012 BMW 3 Series sedan remains in the center of attention within the BMW community. The core of BMW sales, the 3 Series goes through a complete redesign with softer lines and inspiration taking from its older brother, the F10 5 Series sedan.

Spy photos and inside information reveal that the new F30 3 Series is a scaled down 5 Series, but with unique lines that will make it distinctive within the BMW family. The car also showcases corona rings with full LED treatment which are different from the current generation E90 due to a new design and a “squared” look. The headlights and the kidney grille will not follow the design lines seen on the recently unveiled 2012 BMW 1 Series, a controversial model among BMW fans (The renderings below feature similar headlights as the new 1 Series). The corona rings are different from the current generation E90 due to a new design and a “squared” look.

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For the first time on a 3 Series, the new F30 will feature signal indicators placed on the side mirrors, a design cue driven by recent European car safety regulations.

At the back, the 2012 BMW 3 Series brings out a masculine design with a subtle trunk lid and the L-shaped taillights.

From the side, the new 2012 BMW 3 Series Sedan is said to feature a double shoulder line that starts above the front wheel arch and extends to the rear. Despite the complicated and demanding pedestrian safety regulations, BMW managed to keep the car’s nose sitting low, offering a more dynamic look, somewhat similar to the 5 Series sedan.

With an evolutionary design, a common trait in the BMW design cycle, the new 2012 3 Series will appeal to an even broader audience and will have a positive effect on sales.

[Renderings: Autogaleria.pl ]Image

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Author: Horatiu Boeriu
Source: http://www.bmwblog.com/2011/07/16/new-r ... s-sedan-2/