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    BMW 3 Series GT Specification Walkthrough

    Published On Nov 24, 2020 08:00 AM By Dhruv Attri

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    The 3 Series GT is only available in Shadow Edition which is based on the M Sport variant

    If the new-generation (G80) 3 Series’ price tag seems steep, the previous-gen (F34) 3 Series GT comes around as a great proposition. The 3 Series GT is only available in the top-spec M Sport trim priced at Rs 42.50 lakh, almost the same as the new-gen BMW 3 Series sedan (Rs 42.30 lakh to Rs 49.30 lakh). We’ve thoroughly compared the two to find out which one’s a better buy here. There are no two ways about it, the 3 Series GT makes a lot of sense as far as the value card is concerned. So, let’s delve into the 3 Series GT’s specifications in details: 

    Engine Specifications

    Specs

    3 Series GT 330i

    Engine

    2.0-litre, inline 4-cylinder petrol

    Power

    252PS@5,200rpm

    Torque

    350Nm@1,450-4,800rpm

    Transmission

    8-speed Steptronic automatic

    Claimed 0-100kmph

    6.1 seconds

    Claimed Efficiency

    13.95kmpl

    The 3 Series GT is available only with the 2.0-litre petrol unit that proffers quite a punch when it comes to performance. It’s claimed 0-100 time is quite impressive for a sub-Rs 50 lakh sedan. The top speed is electronically limited to 250kmph. The 8-speed torque converter automatic has been known for its precise shifts for long now. The fuel efficiency is quite lower than the new-gen 3 Series but that shouldn’t be much of a bother to a BMW buyer. 

    BMW 3 Series GT Gets A New Shadow Edition

    Dimensions

    Parameter

    3 Series GT (F34)

    3 Series (G80)

    Length

    4824 mm

    4709 mm

    Width (including mirrors)

    2047 mm

    2068 mm

    Height

    1508 mm

    1435 mm

    Wheelbase

    2920 mm

    2851 mm

    Given that these are two different generations of cars, it might not be a fair comparison. However, the GT is longer, taller and even has a longer wheelbase than the newer generation 3 Series sedan. So, it’s imperative that the 3 GT will offer better cabin space. For practicality, it also gets hatch-like rear door opening and 40:20:40 rear split seats. 

    Features Galore?

    Since it is available in the top-spec fully loaded M Sport edition, the 3 Series GT is packed to the brim with equipment. Here’s a list of the headlining convenience features: 

    • Full-LED illumination

    • Auto headlamp and rain-sensing wipers

    • M Sport insignia and cosmetic enhancements

    • Heated outside rearview mirror with anti-glare and memory function

    • 18-inch M Jet Black alloy wheels 

    • Dual-zone climate control with rear AC vents

    • Powered driver (with memory) and passenger seats

    • Wooden and chrome highlights for touchpoints

    • Ambient lighting

    • Panorama glass roof

    • 10.5-inch multi-information display

    • Push-button start/stop

    • 8.8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and iDrive

    • 9-speaker sound system

    The safety features on offer comprise the following:

    • Front and rear parking sensors

    • Rear parking camera

    • ABS with EBD

    • Traction control

    • ISOFIX child seat anchorages

    • Six airbags

    • Runflat tyres

    As things stand at the moment, this is the last hurrah for the BMW 3 Series GT in India. This body form will not be renewed with the new-generation 3 Series. Instead, BMW will bring the 3 Series Long Wheelbase sold in China to give the 3 Series sedan company. As far as prices are concerned, the 3 Series GT’s tag of Rs 42.50 lakh (ex-showroom India) is only Rs 1.10 lakh more than the smaller 2 Series Gran Coupe which gives it immense value for money.

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