If you’ve been around cars for a long while, the arrival of any new-generation BMW 3 Series is a moment met with much anticipation. The nameplate minted the “ultimate driving machine” ethos, says BMW, and it’s considered the premium sport sedan originator in wider general opinion. And while petrolheads like to argue which of its now seven generations are best and most significant, its maker always inputs considerable effort getting any latest version right, or at least right for its time.
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