2014 BMW 328i xDrive Sport Wagon: The Real Sport Utility Vehicle

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We’re a weird bunch. For many reasons probably, but primarily because the AT staff is part of that slim subgroup of auto enthusiasts who believe the only way to improve on a BMW 3-Series is to extend the roofline and add a liftgate. In other words, we would spec our 3 as a Sport Wagon. So you can imagine how happy we were to have a week with the latest Sport Wagon after first fearing that BMW may stop importing the cargo-friendly version when the latest generation debuted. Yes, we would like the option of a 6-speed manual and rear wheel drive in place of the all-weather capable xDrive setup that BMW wrongly assumes everyone wants, but there’s still plenty to love here as you’ll see in our latest video review.

[@brucec43]

Nice, but it's a wagon review. Fold the seats down and show the cargo area. You might also mention the competitors, such as the Volvo V60 (which real world can be had for about the same price or a little less in R design 325hp form.

[@brownbuter]

disappointed with the video...it's a video of a wagon, yet they hardly showed any view angles of the rear of the car ... very disappointed ....ITS A WAGON, would have preferred rear views than the front view....

[@avengers6834]

Yoy have there 19" wheels ?

[@oliverbrown2845]

Your mileage numbers are way off these get up to 50 mpg on highway thx

[@MrEvilTag]

Prove it

[@jam06477]

Yes.... need the Diesel engine.

[@maastrichtian]

Oh my gosh stop saying "uh"!!!!!!!!!!

[@thefullmonty4250]

Shit box of an engine.Massive chain guides braking and destroying the engine.