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230 HP 3.0L with Steptronic transmission (Automatic and Manual options).   Heated Steering WheelHeated SeatsBMW Premium NavigationEntire Sport PackageLED LightingCold Air IntakePremium ExhaustPremium RimsLowered SuspensionPremium Harman Kardon Stereo and speakers  Super clean interior and exterior.  Aftermarket work done for the suspension and steering.  Really fun car to drive. Options include Dakota leather upholstery ($1,450); navigation system ($2,100), Sirius satellite radio hardware ($350), Logic 7 stereo upgrade ($875), Active Steering ($1,550), smartphone integration ($150). The Cold Weather Package adds heated seats, heated steering wheel, headlight washers, ski sack, and in the sedan, a split-folding rear seat. The Sport Package includes sporting suspension calibrations tuned by BMW's M performance division for the sedan, wagon and convertible, more heavily bolstered sport seats, sport steering wheel, Shadowline exterior trim, increased top-speed limiter, and a wheel-performance tire upgrade. Safety features include front-impact airbags that deploy at different rates depending on the severity of impact, front passenger side-impact airbags and full-cabin, curtain-type head protection airbags. The convertibles add knee airbags that help keep front passengers from sliding under the seat belts. Active safety features, designed to help the driver avoid collisions, include Dynamic Stability Control and the latest generation antilock brakes. The ABS preloads the brake pedal when the driver suddenly lifts off the gas pedal, and includes a feature that lightly sweeps the brake discs dry every 1.5 seconds when it's raining.  More about the BMW 328xi Four Door AWD Sedan The BMW 3 Series cars are the quintessential BMWs.  They accelerate, turn and stop with remarkable agility and balance, without seriously compromising comfort or common sense.  The 3 Series sedans define the term sports sedan and remain an aspirational target for every luxury automaker, from Acura to Volvo. The 3 Series comprises a range of sedans, coupes, convertibles and wagons, with different engines, and a wide variety of options.  All models share mechanical components and similarly compact exterior dimensions.  Differences lie in body style or exterior design, though the coupe and convertible seat four passengers while the sedan and wagon seat five. We like the top models, but we also recommend the less-expensive 328i models.  They have as much power as most drivers will ever need, and they deliver the same inherent goodness and most of the key features as the 335 models. For 2011, all 3 Series body styles get minor design changes.The 3 Series cars are based on a rear-wheel-drive layout.All-wheel drive is available, however, for improved traction in wintry conditions.  BMW sells more manual transmissions in this class than any manufacturer, and that says something about the type of drivers choosing the 3 Series.  Even the optional automatic transmission is tuned for crisp, sporty shifting.  Handling response is sharp and precise, and braking capability is best in class.BMW 328i models come with BMW's trademark 3.0-liter straight six, and we found it's more than powerful enough for brisk acceleration and a sinfully good time.Exterior dimensions for all 3 Series models are relatively compact, making them good cars for crowded city centers.  models are distinctively styled and clearly recognizable as BMWs.The four-door sedan is the most familiar of the 3 Series body styles, and among the most passenger friendly.