BMW debuted the 320i sedan at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, bringing the entry-level 3 Series to the U.S. market for the first time with a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. The F30-generation sedan wears a sharp, athletic design with twin kidney grilles, projector headlamps, and a well-appointed interior featuring an M Sport steering wheel and iDrive infotainment. These nine photos cover the exterior, interior, and engine bay of the white 320i on the Detroit show floor. Read the 2013 BMW 320i Coverage.
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When cars had personality ... ... 1978 Cadillac Couple de Ville A lady I knew - Velma - when I was a teenager had one of these with a Cerise Firemist Metallic exterior - sort of a light grapefruit color popular in those years. She knew I loved her car. -
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