2007 BMW 3 Series Wagon

Vehicle Summary: 2007 BMW 3 Series Wagon

The BMW 3 Series Wagon is the station wagon version of the benchmark BMW 3 Series. The famed BMW 3 Series got a total redesign for the 2006 model year, starting with sedan and wagon versions. Since then, the sedan and wagon body styles both got stronger six-cylinder engines, which prompted a name change to the BMW 328i Wagon or "Sports Wagon," as BMW says. The all-wheel-drive version is named the BMW 328xi Wagon. A six-speed manual transmission is standard, with a six-speed automatic gearbox available. The 3 Series remains the top choice among driving enthusiasts for its well-balanced handling.

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What a Wagon

The BMW 3 Series Wagon gets an infusion of power for 2007, making it one of the sportiest and most-practical rides on the road.

Highs

Lively handling without too harsh a ride
Sporty exterior and tasteful interior styling
Responsive engine with added muscle for 2007
Most practical 3 Series body style

Lows

Unlike other 3 Series body styles, no optional turbocharged engine for the 3 Series Wagon
Purists may find that optional Active Steering feels too artificial
Pricey
Rear seat can be cramped for adults

What's New

New six-cylinder engine

Specs at a Glance:

Seating Capacity: 5

Available Engines: 3.0L I-6 24 valve DOHC SMPI

Drivetrains: XDrive full-time all-wheel drive,Rear-wheel drive

0-60 mph: 7.3 seconds

Fuel Economy (city/hwy): 19/28 mpg,20/30 mpg

Standard Features: Split folding rear seat, Radio data system, Brake assist, Driver front impact airbag, Passenger front impact airbag, Driver side impact airbag, Passenger side impact airbag, Overhead airbag, Electronic stability

Optional Equipment: Power driver seat, Heated front seats

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