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Howard Wilner - BMW Interior Rear-seat accommodations are substantially improved over pre-2006 models, as well. For starters, the rear air vents can be separately adjusted for both temperature and air volume. There's more space, particularly in front of the knees. Remember: this is still a compact car, and rear passengers with long torsos will still feel hair rubbing on the headliner. The center position is still best left to children. Nonetheless, the rear seat feels more spacious than before, and puts the 3 Series on better footing with the roomiest cars in the class. Compared with a mid-size car, though, rear-seat accommodations are not a strength. Wilner Howard\r
With improved cargo capability, the 328i Sports Wagon is an alternative to a small SUV. From the handling, accelerating or braking standpoints, it gives up nothing the 328i sedan, and it adds a dimension of utility. Cargo volume increases from 12 cubic feet in the sedan's trunk to 24.8 cubic feet, floor to ceiling, with the
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