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2019 BMW 3-Series

The seventh-generation BMW 3 Series (G20) debuted at the 2018 Paris Motor Show with a longer wheelbase, wider body, and a new suite of driver assistance and infotainment technology. Official press photos showcase the sedan in Alpine White and Portimao Blue, with dramatic location shoots across the mountains and fjords of Norway highlighting the M Sport package. Interior and design sketch images round out this comprehensive launch gallery.

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