On a Dynojet dynamometer, the BMW 335i engine registered 534hp at the wheels (614hp corrected) and 517 lb-ft (595 lb-ft corrected) on a 40/60 mixture of E85 and 91-octane fuel. See All 11 Photos ...

In terms of wheels, we’re looking at a set of Vorsteiner ... you might be used to seeing M3s be the subject of such wonderful builds, but the 335i isn’t that far behind when it comes to ...

Now this Alpine White 335i is something special in its own. Apart from the aftermarket wheels, its owner wanted it to have a special livery as well so he dressed it up as best as he could.

While no track star, the 335i xDrive is a fairly attractive package. In addition to the practicality and capability of four doors and all-wheel drive, the sedan will also provide tons of smiles by ...

But despite a little added mass—3739 pounds, versus 3605 for the rear-driver—having four driven wheels helped this 335i get out of the blocks in a respectable hurry and contributed to handling ...

No matter the transmission or to how many wheels the power is delivered, every 335i promises to be plenty quick: BMW estimates that the manual-equipped rear-wheel-drive 335i coupe can accelerate ...

is mounted in the space usually used for the spare wheel. Although BMW claims there are no packaging compromises, the ActiveHybrid 3's trunk capacity is 3.2 cubic feet less than that of the 335i ...

The 335i I drove featured an eight-speed automatic ... The BMW has some strange option packaging. Heated steering wheel, but no navigation? Bluetooth phone, but no Bluetooth audio?