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This year, the 3 Series Gran Turismo goes on sale around the world, including the remote continent, Australia. Over in the sunny country, the new 3er will have a base price of AUD69,500 ($65,000).
However, that's just the base price for the entry level model, the 320i GT. It's exactly AUD10,900 ($10,100) more expensive than its regular, sedan brother in Australia and AUD6,900 ($6,400) more than the Touring version.
The diesel alternative, the 320d GT will be starting at AUD71,800 ($67,000) and maintains the same price difference from its sedan brother as in the case of the petrol versions.
The high-end version of the new 3er, the 328i GT will start at AUD76,500 ($71,400), being AUD10,600 ($9,900) more expensive than the 328i Sedan and AUD6,600 ($6,200) than the 328i Touring.
Standard features include leather upholstery, dual-zone climate control and a rear-view camera for all models. The 320i and 320d will also have, as standard a 6.5-inch central screen with the Business Navigation system while the higher-spec 328i takes it even further with an 8.8" screen with navigation, internet and a 9-speaker audio system.
Story via: Caradvice.com.au
The diesel alternative, the 320d GT will be starting at AUD71,800 ($67,000) and maintains the same price difference from its sedan brother as in the case of the petrol versions.
The high-end version of the new 3er, the 328i GT will start at AUD76,500 ($71,400), being AUD10,600 ($9,900) more expensive than the 328i Sedan and AUD6,600 ($6,200) than the 328i Touring.
Standard features include leather upholstery, dual-zone climate control and a rear-view camera for all models. The 320i and 320d will also have, as standard a 6.5-inch central screen with the Business Navigation system while the higher-spec 328i takes it even further with an 8.8" screen with navigation, internet and a 9-speaker audio system.
Story via: Caradvice.com.au
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