BMW 2 Series Active Tourer - TOP 5 Features

[@juliusperseus8612]

I like the interior. I would be happy if i had this car tbh.

[@bmwblog]

The interior is definitely way more premium that before

[@harryblinkhorn2792]

I have the current model, looking forward to seeing the new one

[@bmwblog]

Huge step forward. I saw them side-by-side....the old one looks really old.

[@mehmets.6124]

I 've 2017 220i Active Tourer and it has already ''Number #4 - Multiple adjustments of the rear bench'', which is in my opinion really cool thing.

[@bmwblog]

It's very helpful.

[@ursus9104]

Nein, nein, nein das Grill ist ein bißchen zu groß, sieht aus wie ein Hase. 🐰

[@AW.SO.M3]

Compact car with a non-compact grill lol the rear end and the interior definitely looks great. with that said I can see this as a potential replacement for my hatchback

[@bmwblog]

The interior is a huge step forward

[@aml8997]

Is that a BMW? Bring back the 90`s please!

[@bmwblog]

Why though? It's a BMW for a group of people. Not everyone wants a sportscar.

[@phoenix_plays_3515]

@@bmwblog sorry i have to agree with him... This car dilutes bmws whole fleet this is the typical car for the masses. It turns bmw into another regular everyday brand. Not something youre proud of owning. Not saying the car is bad, just isnt a bmw to me... Its more like a toyota.

[@Pipsicle330]

@@phoenix_plays_3515 I wouldn’t be proud of owning a 3 series but my 2AT has been excellent. Not all of us want the drug dealer look.

[@mehmets.6124]

For example, I love BMWs and i had 320d, 318i before and now 220i AT, 'cause i need more space for my kids and i am really glad that i 'm driving again BMW and i 've a premium family car. I totally agree with BMWBLOG, ''Not everyone wants a sports car.''

[@moonwalk6404]

Hate those audi style rear headrests

[@icanmanifest]

Need this in US

[@bmwblog]

Do you think it would sell?

[@icanmanifest]

@@bmwblog if it was marketed correctly. MPVs are really the best all-around vehicles for most people and how most people use their vehicle. Most people buy an SUV don't use any of its off-road capability. Most people driving crossovers don't need that much space and cargo space at one time. MPVs can't do all that but they're smaller and more Nimble to drive get better gas mileage. And usually have the same interior space

[@ondokuz05com]

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[@joetacchino4470]

What a turd this car is. Small FWD minivan? Great for toyota, but for a BMW? No thanks. If I want practicality, I'll take an X3. Don't need every BMW to be a sports car. But not every car has to be an MPV either....

[@bmwblog]

Maybe, but they sold 620K in Europe in 6 yrs

[@masteringzero]

A successful model finances the other "fun" model. This car is priced lower than an x3. In Europe it makes perfect sense as our infrastructure does not easily accommodate large cars. You get the upright seating position of an SUV and practicality, in the size of a hatchback. SUVs are the cars that don't make sense. We need a car to occasionally ferry our older parents around. The 3 series and i4 sedans rear space and comfort is atrocious and the 5series is to big to comfortably travel around in European cities. That's why many couples and families gravitate towards this car as a primary car. We have a hybrid 2series on order for that reason.

[@Pipsicle330]

Another comment from an angry drug dealer. My 2AT has been a fantastic car, everything about it suits my needs brilliantly and better leg room than the much bigger X3. The smart choice for people who aren’t trying to use their car to compensate for their other failings.