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With 437 horsepower, BMW's latest M-lite sedan delivers near-M3 performance without the M3 ride quality.
Any time BMW launches a new 3 Series, it's a big deal. But this latest generation might be the most significant shake-up in the model’s history. The new M350 xDrive produces 437 horsepower from its turbocharged inline-six, besting the M3 from just two generations prior. It also gets a Drift Moment (yes, "Moment" not "Mode") function that disconnects the front axle, just like a true M car.
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