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more about #bmwdiesel more comments → Das ASHloch (achtundsiebzig): Diesel fuel prices ought to be back in line with gas at some point (as historically dictated). So all the concern about payback period might be a litt... more » eggwich del fiero: BMW has never released a car "for the masses", at least not in the United States during my lifetime. That said, I love this car, and I do love me some... more » Rock517: Oy, just like the love for stattions wagons here, I don't understand this facination with oil burners... Yea, a shit-ton of torque and good mileage, b... more » cgarison: And the price tag will start at $45K USD for a stripper. No way they can offer that car for any less. more » Das ASHloch (achtundsiebzig): Now for those of us in the 45 states that DIDN'T impede the import of this fine vehicle, can we remove the filters and urea injection to get the specs... more » Turboner: About time! Now, why didn't they say anything about the tranny? It would still have to have 3 pedals for me to really want to drive it. more » layabout: Prefer the Euro spec 335d with 306 hp. more » Boosted Lego Wagon: "BMW Search" eh? 404 error - Indicators not found. more » DoctorNine: Not everything I want, but looks pretty sweet! We are incrementally closing in on the turbodiesel, AWD, 6-speed manual Holy Grail, Brothers and Sister... more » Maymar: So, more iDrive, less shifting yourself? I don't get how such an awesome car can be saddled with so much fail. more » wrx-tyrannosaurusWrx: I love it. Anybody else hoping for a 335xd? more » -
#2009bmw335d
Diesel BMW 335 Spied, To Hit US Shores By Fall
Hearing our pleas, we're being told BMW will be bringing the diesel 3-series to the US in the coming months. As proof, we've got shots from our spy friends at KGP of the oil-burning BMW doing some final testing on American soil as well shots of it at the green-handled pump. The 2009 BMW 335d should feature a slightly lower level of performance compared to the European turbodiesel, but that still means 265 HP and 425 lb-ft of torque. This should result in a 0-to-60 MPH time of around 6.2 seconds while getting a rumored 23 MPG city / 33 MPG highway. Full spy report below the jump. More »
