BMW 3 Series E90 2006

The BMW 3 Series E90 was introduced in 2006 as the successor to the highly praised E46, bringing a more modern design, improved safety, and advanced engine technology. As part of the fifth generation of the 3 Series, the E90 focused on refinement while preserving BMW’s signature rear-wheel-drive driving dynamics and balanced chassis. Throughout its production run until 2011, the E90 was primarily offered as a four-door sedan with petrol engines and rear-wheel drive as the core layout. Engine options ranged from efficient naturally aspirated inline-six units to powerful turbocharged variants, paired with both manual and automatic transmissions depending on market and trim level. The interior featured improved materials, better insulation, and enhanced comfort compared to earlier generations. The E90 remains popular today for its blend of comfort, performance, and driving engagement. It is widely regarded as one of the last generations to deliver a classic BMW driving feel while incorporating modern technology and safety improvements. Production Years: 2006–2011. Body style was sedan. Drivetrain was rear-wheel drive. Fuel type was petrol. Manual and automatic transmissions were available depending on variant and market.