Overview & Reviews

The 2010 BMW 328i loses its standard sunroof but gains standard HD radio. An automatic high-beam function is newly optional across the lineup.

• Limited interior storage space, compromised rear headroom, options can inflate price quickly.

User Reviews:

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  Diesel Yes - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By goodol - May 22 - 7:38 am

  Actual mileage on the highway has been 37 to 40 mpg for me. The peak torque at a lower RPM allows for excellent acceleration. I have found diesel fuel everywhere.

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  Wow - 335d is a silent rocket - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By Tonyspumoni - May 16 - 10:15 pm

  I have waited years for performance without guilt - the 335d might just be the perfect guilt-free car. The motor is deceptively quiet and capable of shoving 3800 lb of car 0-60 in 6. Lacking sports pkg it doesnt corner like a go kart, but body roll never feels like a problem, theres no understeer, and no sway in the tight stuff. Ride is supple and smooth. Feels like it is made of iron. This is a very fast, solid car - dangerously fast in fact. The combination of smooth ride, blazing acceleration, and virtual lack of motor noise gives you no standard point of reference - you can be doing 95 and have no idea.

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  First 400 miles - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By FloridaDriver - May 4 - 9:52 am

  Love my new 328i - Montego Blue color is amazing! Surprised BMW does not offer power drivers seat std this year, also they got rid of alarm system std? Agree with another reviewer they need to correct the power outlet in center console that you cannot close lid if wire coming through. Love the wheel design - even though 16" nice design and tires ride nicely. Base stereo could be better but do like HD radio. Impressive gas mileage for 3.0 I-6 with automatic on highway. Rough idle and downshifts are not very smooth..will have dealer check. Very quiet on the highway and comfortable leather seats.

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  Fun to drive - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By John - April 28 - 5:32 pm

  I traded in my Infinity G37 for a new 328i with sport package and manual transmission. The G37 felt heavy and the auto took too long to downshift. G37 was a nice and fast car but not fun to drive. The BMW is fun to drive.

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  Best CAr - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By Bob Whalen - April 28 - 3:39 pm

  I love this car. It zips around town with ease. The engine emits a agrressive purr. Its simply perfect.

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  Love my BMW - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By Tom Smith - April 25 - 6:46 pm

  This Car is crazy fun. It blasts around town like nothing. I love the deisel.

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  New Owner - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By Carl - April 21 - 1:18 pm

  Wow! What a driving experience. Perfect weight distribution, steering, brakes, smooth stick shift, and overall handling. You must get the stick for the full experience in a 328i as it makes excellent use of the available power band. However, I think BMW can coax another 30 horses and 25 lb ft of torque out of the engine as they do in the X3. The inline 6 is an amazing engine, so smooth and linear.

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  A sign of things to come - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By PSC85 - April 20 - 6:02 am

  This is my first new car. Just leased at Devon Hill BMW. Everyone at the dealer was fantastic. They made me feel that my purchase (or lease) really mattered to them! Now onto the car. Simply perfect for my needs. 25 year old male. I love technology, so the premium and navigation package were a must. I was skeptical about the infamous i-drive system. But I found the new version to be perfectly fine to operate. I almost prefer it to touch screens now because it keeps my arm in a comfortable position. The fit and finish on the car are amazing. I test drove Acuras, Hondas, Fords, and sat in an Infiniti. My 3 feels like a more expensive car.

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  Came back to BMW - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By txvette - April 11 - 9:50 am

  A few years ago had a 5 series. Great car no problem but was a sport wagon and I just didnt like the use of a sw. So I traded it. Since than have been a Lexus driver. Great cars not one problem. But you cant compare the the two. Lexus is a soft ride luxury and BMW is a sport luxury. Just driving the 3 home it all came back on why they rave about the handling of BMW. It just feels so tight and in control. The car overall just feels more soild.

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  A Stunning Standard of Driving Pleasure - 2010 BMW 3-Series
  By Quasiben - April 8 - 10:10 pm

  Acceleration, handling, comfort, fit and balance (power and efficiency)--all the attributes of a great, affordable car are here. With a few Dinan mods, the car becomes a brilliant sleeper that begs to be driven. In addition, one can cruise all day at 75 mph and get 30+mpg. Who cares about cup holders? Drove Audis and loved them however, the 335i was tighter and more drivable.