I have experienced the BMW 3 Series and feel unparalleled. I like it very much.

Just bought one? The owner of the BMW 3 Series will talk about the feelings after the experience.

Emotional experience: I haven't experienced novelty since I just bought a car. Excited test drive on the highway all afternoon, still very excited.

Control experience: the car is really a good car, but the price/performance ratio is slightly lower. There is no off-road and suv at home, so it is recommended to buy a big car.

Advantages: good enough. Anyway, in my small county, it's the second gear level, the rear-drive steering doesn't push the head, the venue is solid, the shape is ok, the car paint is solid, the lights are bright, the car on the 45-degree side looks slender and beautiful (I will appreciate it from this angle every time I get on the bus), and the interior has been improved (I like the metallic feeling of chrome plating), but the front desk is a bit fall in price (probably due to the pure black), and the rear space in the car is ok, which can prevent puncture.

Disadvantages: The original stereo is not as good as the old Jetta. Too many concave backs slightly affect the side appearance, and the front nostril is smaller, which makes it look more elegant. The platform above the center console looks cheaper, and the operation direction is not as good as that of the old Jetta. The car will tremble inexplicably but feel slightly, and the dynamic response is not as good as that of any driver (not lack of power). The back row is not suitable for pulling the old man because the car is dizzy for some reason, perhaps because it is more annoying to tremble and start and stop.

Generally speaking, although there will be such shortcomings, the cost performance will not be mentioned. Everyone who buys this car knows that the price/performance ratio is low, but they don't regret buying the three series. After all, he still likes blue sky and white clouds. For buying a car, liking it is too important.

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