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BMW’s 3-Series GT, a more high-riding variant of their most successful offering, is set to be launched next year, but before its official debut, it has been snapped up on the Nurburgring, lifting the inner-front wheel, around the famous Karussell turn.
It will be very similar to the regular 3-Series sedan in terms of design, while borrowing elements from the larger 5-Series GT, as well as its raised driving position and hatchback mechanism, which allows the user to open the hatch in two separate parts, a feature first seen on the Skoda Superb.
It will also share the exact same engine lineup as the sedan, as well as offering the option of xDrive all-wheel drive. Officials are confident that this car will make a bigger mark than the 5-Series GT, but since both cars are quite similar, and sales of the latter are struggling, their optimism is debatable.
It will also share the exact same engine lineup as the sedan, as well as offering the option of xDrive all-wheel drive. Officials are confident that this car will make a bigger mark than the 5-Series GT, but since both cars are quite similar, and sales of the latter are struggling, their optimism is debatable.
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