The sixth generation 3 Series is known by its sedan code F30, with the F31 Touring and F34 Gran Turismo fastback alongside, plus a long wheelbase F35 for China. It was unveiled in October 2011, introduced the plug in hybrid 330e and the first three cylinder 3 Series, and saw the coupe and convertible split off to become the 4 Series from 2014. It was built in Germany, South Africa, India, China and Brazil. Its model years run from 2011 to 2019.
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manufactured by the German automaker BMW
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The sedan and wagon models were produced in Germany (Munich and Regensburg), South Africa (Rosslyn, up until 2018), India (Chennai), China (Shenyang) and Brazil (Araquari).
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The sedan and wagon models were produced in Germany (Munich and Regensburg), South Africa (Rosslyn, up until 2018), India (Chennai), China (Shenyang) and Brazil (Araquari).
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The sedan and wagon models were produced in Germany (Munich and Regensburg), South Africa (Rosslyn, up until 2018), India (Chennai), China (Shenyang) and Brazil (Araquari).
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The Gran Turismo models were produced at the BMW Dingolfing plant
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The sedan and wagon models were produced in Germany (Munich and Regensburg), South Africa (Rosslyn, up until 2018), India (Chennai), China (Shenyang) and Brazil (Araquari).
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The sedan and wagon models were produced in Germany (Munich and Regensburg), South Africa (Rosslyn, up until 2018), India (Chennai), China (Shenyang) and Brazil (Araquari).
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The sedan and wagon models were produced in Germany (Munich and Regensburg), South Africa (Rosslyn, up until 2018), India (Chennai), China (Shenyang) and Brazil (Araquari).
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The F30/F31/F34 generation was produced from October 2011 to 2019
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The F30/F31/F34 generation was produced from October 2011 to 2019
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The F30 also marked the 3 Series' first use of a three-cylinder engine in its 2015 facelift
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consists of the BMW F30 (sedan version), BMW F31 (wagon version, marketed as 'Touring') and BMW F34 (fastback version, marketed as 'Gran Turismo')
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consists of the BMW F30 (sedan version), BMW F31 (wagon version, marketed as 'Touring') and BMW F34 (fastback version, marketed as 'Gran Turismo')
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BMW F34 (fastback version, marketed as 'Gran Turismo')
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manufactured by the German automaker BMW
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