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Future BMW 3 Series, complete camouflage surprised!

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Spy photos run without stopping, unofficial information assail us relentlessly, but connected with the new BMW 3 Series news we have only have two - one good and one bad. Fortunately, the next generation of the Bavarian was surprised the first time completely camouflage. Unfortunately, the future of BMW 3 Series F30 will miss the Frankfurt Motor Show 2011.

Regardless of the angle you look, the sixth generation of the Bavarian can be easily confused with the new 5 Series. In addition to the bonnet, side lines or rear taillights similar to the model outlined above, future 3 Series F30 stands out and a front end that takes many influences from the recently launched 1 Series F20.

Going further and styling aside, we are glad to know that the next generation of the BMW 3 Series might increase in length by 50 millimeters compared to the current model - in short, that translates into an interior space more generous, especially for rear passengers are places. The list also will house equipment for the first time this technology Head Up Display.

Regarding the range of engines, BMW 3 Series future will be powered both by gasoline engines, diesel engines and the. More specifically, it is rumored that the next generation of the Bavaria will include a 2.0 turbo engine, capable of producing either 184 or 245 horsepower. From the menu prepared by the Munich manufacturer will not miss any three-liter turbo unit that will develop somewhere around 320 hp.

As expected, the Germans at BMW did not forget the fans of diesel, 3 Series F30 will hide under the hood a 2.0 143 or 184 horsepower. Unfortunately, the start date remains a mystery, but it seems that the new model will be unveiled Bavarian manufacturer in November this year. As a result, the future will miss BMW 3 Series 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, but will arrive at Geneva Motor Show 2012.

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