BMW 135d confirmation?
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7232357.stm
On this BBC page it says, "BMW's new 1-series convertible, meanwhile, will be sold with a 3.5 litre 306 horse power diesel; the 2 litre diesel version that will be on offer in Europe will not be available in the US."
I assume by 3.5 litre they mean 35d, e.g. a 3 litre twin tubby. Not sure where the 306bhp output has come from, sounds similar to the 135i.
So could it be that the 135d will be introduced shortly in the USA, and make its way over here?
On this BBC page it says, "BMW's new 1-series convertible, meanwhile, will be sold with a 3.5 litre 306 horse power diesel; the 2 litre diesel version that will be on offer in Europe will not be available in the US."
I assume by 3.5 litre they mean 35d, e.g. a 3 litre twin tubby. Not sure where the 306bhp output has come from, sounds similar to the 135i.
So could it be that the 135d will be introduced shortly in the USA, and make its way over here?
dxb: Read and understand before opening mouth!
I said the engine could be mounted further back due to packaging. This affects the centre of gravity and balance of the car. A lighter can be balanced 50/50 just as well as a heavy car. The V8 actually has advantages in terms of polar moments of intertia, but let's not go there.
I said the engine could be mounted further back due to packaging. This affects the centre of gravity and balance of the car. A lighter can be balanced 50/50 just as well as a heavy car. The V8 actually has advantages in terms of polar moments of intertia, but let's not go there.

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