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BMW - E90 3 Series [05-12] (2011)
Thinking about upgrading your daily driver? The BMW E90 3 Series [05‑12] is a standout choice, combining a timeless design with the driving feel BMW enthusiasts love. If you’ve found yourself checking the BMW E90 3 Series [05‑12] price for a 2011 model, you’re in the right place. Below we’ll walk through key specs, realistic depreciation figures, market positioning, and more, giving you a clear snapshot of what to expect when buying or selling this compact luxury sedan.
- Engine & Performance: 2.0‑litre inline‑four, liquid‑cooled, 4‑valve per cylinder
- Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic (DCT) available in later trims
- Fuel Type: Petrol (S) or Diesel (DEI) variants; both respect BMW’s efficiency standards
- Power Output: 154 hp (115 kW) to 184 hp (136 kW) depending on engine and fuel type
- Torque: 7.0–10.0 kg·m (full‑range around 400–500 Nm)
- Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive (Standard) / All-Wheel Drive (xDrive) optional
- Dimensions (mm):
- Length: 4 632
- Width: 1 822
- Height: 1 442
- Wheelbase: 2 729
- Payload & Capacity: 350–475 kg; 5‑seat layout with 280 L trunk, expandable to 2 256 L with rear seats folded
- Displacement & Emissions: 2.0 litre (1995 cc) with Euro 5 compliance for most markets
- Feature Highlights:
- Sport Acceleration Control (SAC) for a dynamic feel
- Mountain Mode (M) or Night Mode (N) for specialized driving scenarios
- Navigation, iDrive 5, Bluetooth, and optional premium audio
- Adaptive headlights, sky‑lighting (in top trims)
Depreciation Insights: How the BMW E90 3 Series [05‑12] Holds Value
The BMW E90 3 Series [05‑12] depreciation curve mirrors many luxury compacts. Here’s a realistic snapshot:
- First year: typically loses 15–20% of its original market value, largely due to the high depreciation seen with new car purchases.
- Years 2–3: average drop of another 10–15% in annual depreciation, reflecting a stabilizing resale market as the vehicle ages.
- Years 4–5
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