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2019 BMW 3 Series Infotainment and Technology Review

2019 BMW 3 Series Infotainment and Technology Review

Posted on August 2, 2019 By Jarvis

We take a look at BMW Live Cockpit and Operating System 7.0 in the new 3 Series

BMW continues to push the traditional boundaries of automotive technology and the new crop of Bimmers showcase some impressively polished expertise in this realm.

We took the new BMW 330i M out for a spin to look at the inherent tech that BMW has imbedded into this core model of its line-up.

We first saw many of the features we are about to cover when we put the BMW 5 Series under the microscope back in 2017, and BMW has been head down bum up refining the systems ever since (the X5 and 1 Series now also feature the same technology).
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