BMW 335d: 3-Series gets twin turbodiesel power

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BMW adds two 335 badges to it’s new E90/91/92 BMW 3-series arsenal in the form of the BMW 335i (read test drive report) and the BMW 335d. The twin-turbocharged diesel-powered BMW 335d joins it’s 197hp single turbo 3.0 diesel 325d and 228hp single turbo 3.0 diesel 330d siblings carrying the award-winning sequential twin turbocharged 3.0 litre diesel engine under it’s hood.

The 335d’s 3.0 litre twin-turbodiesel engine which made it’s debut in the BMW 5-Series makes 286 horsepower and comes with an astonishing torque chart. The plateau-like torque curve reads a maximum of 580Nm of torque from as low as 1,750rpm, with 95% of that amount available from low as 1,500rpm.

Thanks to the impressive performance figures, the E92 BMW 335d Coupe goes from 0-100km/h in 6.1 seconds, while the E90 sedan and E91 touring versions takes 6.2 and 6.3 seconds respectively.


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After dabbling for years in the IT industry, Paul Tan initially began this site as a general blog covering various topics of personal interest. With an increasing number of readers paying rapt attention to the motoring stories, one thing led to another and the rest, as they say, is history. An avid electronic gadget aficionado as well as big-time coffee lover, he's also the executive producer of the Driven motoring TV programme.

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  1. jtshin says:

    diesel engines with less than 10 seconds 0-100km/h… impresive… worth buying.. izit gonna be cheaper fuel consumption if compare to petrol engines?

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  2. V_NoZ says:

    king of all diesel car!!!! BMW ROCKS!

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  3. MyBoy says:

    jtshin—>>>"diesel engines with less than 10 seconds 0-100km/h… impresive… worth buying.. izit gonna be cheaper fuel consumption if compare to petrol engines?"

    The answer is yes, if you compare it with the equivalent petrol engine.

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  4. DAN says:

    bravo BMW!

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  5. jtshin says:

    then how about road taxes? how bout road taxes in foreign countries? are they also more expensive than petrol cars also?

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  6. szw says:

    diesel engines always rox , but m'sian hav a wrong concept towards diesel engines .

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  7. familyman says:

    remember when petronas brought the BMW heritage series over here to show of their collection at KLCC.

    then they held a demo lap for all their cars…

    the most memorable one was the BMW diesel touring car..

    don't remember the spec…though

    it was pouring rain…that car was whistling away with its turbine… swishsssss swingsssss.. sweet! :)

    p.s : Paul can you do a cover on the BMW heritage cars. pretty please…

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  8. eligijus says:

    I love BMW it's my live.I can't by in home if isn't BMW in my home

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  9. Nashville Nissan Dealership says:

    What a gorgeous car. I’m sure that they run beautifully. I think that they do a really good job with the interior design as well. It’s a great car.

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