Well, if you’ve been waiting for that final piece of the BMW F30 3 Series puzzle, otherwise known as the 320i, here it is – our sister site, oto.my, has managed another ‘scoop,’ this time pulling the covers off on the much-anticipated entry-level petrol unit.
No, the model hasn’t been officially launched yet – the 320d, 328i and 335i still frontline the range here. But, an ad posted on the site advertises the availability of the 320i in Sport Line trim level, priced at RM238,800, excluding insurance.
Specs for the car aren’t mentioned, but it’s already known that the N20B20 2.0 litre mill in this one offers 181 hp at 5,000 rpm and 270 Nm at 1,250 to 4,500 rpm.
And it’s not a grey job, because the seller is listed as Ingress Auto. So, now you know how much a 320i Sport will cost you, even before it’s out!
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