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Monday, October 26, 2009
Hot on the heels of the recently revised 3-Series saloon and station-wagon models, the hardtop convertible and coupe versions of the Bavarian automaker's most successful model series are also going to receive a mid-life facelift and we've caught them both lying around in Germany in light camouflage. The spy shots suggest that the cosmetic changes on the two-door models will be more subtle than on their sedan and estate siblings.
Both the 3-Series Coupe and Convertible appear to feature reprofiled tail-lamps and a smoother bumper at the back along with tweaked headlamps, a new bumper with restyled air inlets and quite possibly, a reworked grille at the front.
Inside, expect to see similar changes to the Sedan and Touring models including updated trim, ergonomic tweaks and an improved version of BMW's iDrive system.
The facelifted 3-Series Coupe and it's hardtop Convertible twin that will most likely retain the same engine lineup as the current models are set to appear onto the market in Spring or Summer 2010.
