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I get that 4 > 3, but it still surprises me that they made the 3 the coupe and the 4 the sedan.
by strictnein 10y ago
I get that 4 > 3, but it still surprises me that they made the 3 the coupe and the 4 the sedan.
- knd775 10y agoIs it not the other way around?
- hungrybackspace 10y agoSort of the other way around; 3s are 4-door by default, and 4s are two-door by default. They still make 4-door coupes (following the technical definition of a coupe, rather than the popular definition) in the 4 series, namely the GC.
- strictnein 10y agoNow I'm even more confused. The parent post stated this: > "3 series coupes and 4 series sedans" shrug
- acomjean 10y agoThe higher the number the bigger the vehicle and the more expensive.... That's how I think of it.
- 013a 10y ago2 is a Coupe or Convertible. 3 is a Sedan or Wagon. 4 is a Coupe, Sedan, or Convertible (though they call the Sedan a Coupe). 5 is a Sedan. 6 is a Coupe, Sedan, or Convertible. 7 is a Sedan. There's a little method to the madness, though I don't know if this is on purpose. Odd numbers are the more "luxury" models, whereas the even numbers are the more "sporty" models. M-series models are only available on the even numbers, with the exception of the 3-series.