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Sedan1975–present
- Engine
- 2.0L TwinPower Turbo 4-cylinder petrol (330i)
- Transmission
- 8-speed Steptronic automatic
- Fuel economy
- 6.9 L/100km
- Seats
- 5
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4.3/5
The 330i is the last compact-executive sedan in the Gulf that rewards a driver for trying. It is not the most practical car in its class, and it does not pretend to be.
4.4/5
The G60 finally gives BMW's executive sedan a cabin that matches the driving experience it has always had. It costs more than an E-Class equivalent to option fully, but it drives like the 3 Series it is meant to grow out of.
4.2/5
The long-wheelbase 740Li is bought in Bahrain to be sat in, not driven, and on that measure it is a genuine rival to an S-Class. BMW's screen-heavy new interior direction is the one polarising choice buyers should sit inside before committing to.
3.8/5
The X1 is not fast and does not need to be. It is a genuinely spacious small SUV with a BMW badge and standard all-wheel drive, at a price that undercuts the X3 by a meaningful margin.
4/5
The fourth-generation X3 is bigger, more powerful and packed with more screen than its predecessor. Early cars are only now reaching Bahrain's roads, so this is a review with an honest asterisk on long-term reliability.
4.5/5
The X5 is the volume seller in BMW's Gulf SUV range for good reason: it drives smaller than it is, tows and hauls without complaint, and the 2023 facelift's extra power closes the gap to a Range Rover Sport at a lower price.
4.2/5
The X7 is the X5's bigger, more expensive sibling built for families who genuinely fill seven seats and want to do it under a BMW badge instead of a Range Rover or an Escalade.
4.5/5
The G80 M3 is the most powerful M3 ever sold, and the Competition xDrive is the version Gulf buyers should actually choose; it is faster in the real world than the purer rear-wheel-drive car most enthusiasts online insist on.
3.9/5
The new M5 is faster than any M5 before it and heavier than any M5 before it, and the second fact is the one Bahrain buyers should sit with before signing. This is a genuinely controversial car within BMW's own fanbase.
4/5
The i4 is the most convincing electric BMW to drive, built on the same bones as the 3 and 4 Series. The car is not the limiting factor for a Bahraini buyer; the public charging network still is.
3.9/5
The iX drives better than its size suggests and is quieter than any petrol BMW at this price. What it cannot fix on its own is Bahrain's thin public charging network, which turns a car that should be effortless into one that needs planning.
3/5
The 118i was never the exciting 1-Series, but the naturally aspirated four and rear-wheel drive give it a more honest BMW character than the turbocharged, front-biased hatches that came after it, at a price that undercuts almost everything else wearing the badge.