As a twenty year veteran with BMW, I’ve spent six years on BMWNA’s regional sales council. Through my outstanding customer service and sales volume, I’ve been fortunate enough to win BMW’s highest honor nine times, the Grand Travel award to Germany. These trips have taken me inside BMW factories as well as the famed 4-cylinder building and museum in Munich where I’ve seen some amazing things. My vast knowledge of BMW, as well as a unique and full inventory, allow me to offer a valuable service to BMW enthusiasts and novices alike. Email or call me to allow me the opportunity to earn your business. Be sure to mention the Roadfly.com/Bimmer.org forums when you contact me!

Brad Williams, Fleet Specialist, Internet Sales Manager
Main Tel: 760-324-7071 ext. 410

Email: brdwms@aol.com

Palm Springs is 90 miles East of Los Angeles and easily accessible from anywhere through Palm Springs International Airport.

BMW of Palm Springs (http://www.bmwps.com/)
3919 E. Palm Canyon Dr.
Palm Springs, CA 92264
USA

Main Tel: 760-324-7071 ext. 410
Fax: 760-324-9222

There have been several cosmetic and performance improvements to the BMW 3 Series for 2009. The most noticeable design changes to the 3 Series sedans and sport wagons are the new headlight housings, the switch to LED tail lamps and turn signals, and the re-styled bumper and trunk.

But the real story with the 2009 3 Series is the diesel option. The 2009 BMW 3 Series will offer the 335d in the wagon and sedan models, featuring a 3.0-liter inline-6 cylinder diesel engine. This 6 cylinder engine produces 265 horsepower at 4,200 rpm and 425 lb-ft of torque at 1,750 rpm, powering the vehicle to 60 mph in only 6 seconds. Even with the sportiness of the car, you won’t be sacrificing fuel economy, averaging 23 mpg city and 33 mph highway. For the 3 Series coupe and convertible, get excited for the new 7-speed sport automatic transmission with double clutch.

Stay tuned for more information on the 2009 BMW 3 Series.