[BMWDavid]

Though release dates have not been confirmed, these models will be introduced for model year 2007 in the US.

328:
Coupe

xi coupe

convertible (no xi for 07)

sport wagon

sport wagon xi

sedan

xi sedan

335:
Coupe

convertible (no xi for 07)

sedan

xi sedan

This is exciting news!!!

I am a taking orders/ answering questions for the 2007 BMWs!

Thank you.

Source: BMW NA





Following bulletin was provided by member SCA (thanks!)

[slubu]

Link?

[BMWDavid]

Sorry, it was a bulletin from BMW. If you can tell me how to unlock the pdf, I would gladly post it.

[enwhykiid]

any word on pricing on the new sedans?

[BMWDavid]

Figure, $2k less than the coupes.

[enwhykiid]

thats not that terrible--the sedans are probably going up 3k from its predeccessor like the coupe

[gohawks23]

Originally Posted by david06M3

Though release dates have not been confirmed, these models will be introduced for model year 2007 in the US.

328: Coupe, xi coupe, convertible, sport wagon, sedan, and xi sedan

335: Coupe, convertible, sedan, xi sedan

This is exciting news!!!

I am a taking orders/ answering questions for the 2007 BMWs!

Thank you.

Source: BMW NA

No real news here...I (and others) have known this since November of 2005

Most dealer sales guys are the last to know...

[enwhykiid]

Originally Posted by greginaz1

No real news here...I (and others) have known this since November of 2005

Most dealer sales guys are the last to know...

very true

[BMWDavid]

I'd take a turbo 335xi over a 60/40 weight split S4. 335 will be better on gas, quicker off the line because of the torque curve, and cheaper.

[ksfrogman]

Since I've been so focused on the 335i, do you know what the 328 will have engine-wise? Will it continue to be the 3.0L N52 or will it be direct injection? Will the engine be the same one as in the current US 325 or 330i?

[mkoesel]

No AWD wagon? That doesn't sound right.

[enwhykiid]

Originally Posted by david06M3

I'd take a turbo 335xi over a 60/40 weight split S4. 335 will be better on gas, quicker off the line because of the torque curve, and cheaper.

and you would have the excellent service of a bmw -- before my 330xi, i had a tt and the car would be in service for over 4 days each time

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by ksfrogman

Since I've been so focused on the 335i, do you know what the 328 will have engine-wise? Will it continue to be the 3.0L N52 or will it be direct injection?

Its an N52. Direct injection motors don't use Valvetronic, and it says in the E92 press and ordering material that the 328i has valvetronic. Not to mention that detuning the N53 to 230hp for its US debut would be pointless.

Will the engine be the same one as in the current US 325 or 330i?

That remains a mystery AFAIK.

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by david06M3

I'd take a turbo 335xi over a 60/40 weight split S4. 335 will be better on gas, quicker off the line because of the torque curve, and cheaper.

Unfortunately, though, the S4 will have a lot tighter suspension. No sport suspension on xi models. Of course, aftermarket can fix that.

[Minimaul]

No 335XI?!?!?!


Bummer!


I guess it's the 328xi then for me. i guess the 335xi would be STI teritory.. mebbe they don't wanna step on toes.. or something. but, i'd much rather drive a BMW than a subaru.

[enwhykiid]

Originally Posted by Minimaul

No 335XI?!?!?!


Bummer!


I guess it's the 328xi then for me. i guess the 335xi would be STI teritory.. mebbe they don't wanna step on toes.. or something. but, i'd much rather drive a BMW than a subaru.

if you're talking about a sedan there is one to be release and if your talking about a coupe 335xi one is supposed to be released:


http://e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17829

[gohawks23]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

No AWD wagon? That doesn't sound right.

Last SOP sheet I have from last week shows an E91 328i and 328xi with SOP of 9/06...no E92 335xi now...only an E92 328xi in 9/06.

[BMWDavid]

Originally Posted by greginaz1

No real news here...I (and others) have known this since November of 2005

Most dealer sales guys are the last to know...

Not saying I just found out, but that BMW has confirmed model codes for ordering... but I am very proud of you.

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by greginaz1

Last SOP sheet I have from last week shows an E91 328i and 328xi with SOP of 9/06...no E92 335xi now...only an E92 328xi in 9/06.

Which is why we can basically just go by your info and ignore everything else.

I heard somewhere that it was MY08 for the E92 335xi. Sound right?
Any ideas on E93 335xi or 328xi? For some, those would make perfect all-year round cars.

[BMWDavid]

Originally Posted by greginaz1

Last SOP sheet I have from last week shows an E91 328i and 328xi with SOP of 9/06...no E92 335xi now...only an E92 328xi in 9/06.

Check Centernet. It was posted today. The wagon will only be with the 328 powerplant.

[BMWDavid]

Originally Posted by mkoesel

Which is why we can basically just go by your info and ignore everything else.

I heard somewhere that it was MY08 for the E92 335xi. Sound right?
Any ideas on E93 335xi or 328xi? For some, those would make perfect all-year round cars.

I have a bulletin that confirms what you are saying about the coupe. No plans for AWD convertibles as of yet... Did I mention I sell Porsche too?

[mkoesel]

Originally Posted by david06M3

Check Centernet. It was posted today. The wagon will only be with the 328 powerplant.

No doubt, but your original post implied only a RWD, while I had heard that it would be available with both AWD and RWD.