How fast is a remapped 330d F30?
With a remap, the F30 330d transforms into a 335d killer. The standard 330d is often called the ‘poorer cousin’ of the 335d, but a remap sorts that. Our software remap adds a minimum 20 per cent power and torque increase. That translates to an engine pushing out a whopping 310+bhp and near 500 lb-ft of torque.
IS 330d quick?
Thanks to its seamless eight-speed automatic ‘box, the 330d dispatches 62mph from dead in 5.6 seconds and tops out at a limited 155mph.
Is the 330d twin turbo?
Despite its name, the TwinPower Turbo engine in the 330d is not actually a twin-turbo. It uses a very large single turbocharger to encourage the straight-six unit to produce 265PS and a 580Nm of torque. In real terms, that means a top speed of 155mph and a 0-62mph time of 5.4 seconds.
How good is the BMW 330d engine?
The 3-litre turbocharged diesel engine punches hard and smooth, producing peak torque from as little as 1500rpm, while the superb eight-speed automatic gearbox (there is no manual offered) is adept at exploiting the delivery. The 330d feels genuinely fast and ever-ready to translate your commands into serious action.
Is there much difference between a 330d and 335d?
Specialist Birds can find an extra 71bhp and 58bhp from the 335d and 330d respectively. Much more alarming are the great wodges of torque that can liberated; pushing total torque to an R8 V10 Plus dwarfing 546lb ft in the 335d, that’s 133lb ft more than the German supercar.
Is BMW 330d xDrive a good car?
The BMW 330d xDrive Touring is, in our view, the world’s best all-round car – it’s great to drive, it has massive performance, it’s efficient, it’s practical, and, with all-wheel drive, it’s also now an all-weather car.
Is the 330d a good car?
The 330d is fast, great to drive, roomy and cost-effective to run – this hugely talented estate is the ultimate all-rounder. BMW has a surprisingly long history of compact estate models, with the first 3 Series Touring making its debut 25 years ago.
What series is BMW 330d?
3-series
BMW’s pokey diesel-powered 3-series enters the F30-generation with the 330d M Sport. BMW’s diesel-powered 3-series has long been the acceptable face of oil-burning for enthusiasts. This new F30-generation 330d M Sport is no exception.
Is a BMW 330d rear wheel drive?
Design & Engineering. The BMW 330d xDrive Touring shares most of its engineering with the rest of the 3 Series range. It’s based on the regular 6-cylinder, 3-litre diesel model, but in the place of the normal rear-wheel drive is BMW’s xDrive all-wheel drive system.