At  one point, the BMW 3 Series came in four body styles — coupe,  convertible, sedan and station wagon. Today, the only member of this small  luxury car lineup to survive is the sedan. Nearly a decade ago, BMW spun the  coupe and convertible off to create the 4 Series and more recently dropped the  wagon due to consumer apathy. Today, the 2022 BMW 3 Series comes in  turbocharged 330i, 330e plug-in hybrid, M-tuned M340i and high-performance M3  specification. We review the M3 separately.;While  still among the best cars in its class, the 3 Series isn't the class benchmark  it once was. Rivals including the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Lexus IS and Volvo S60  are equally good at providing authentic luxury and the latest technology while  also emphasizing driving enjoyment and performance. Check out our Expert Rating  on the 3 Series to get our test team's evaluation of its performance, comfort  and more. ;The  2022 BMW 3 Series sedan lineup includes the 330i, 330e and M340i. Each has rear-wheel drive, but  BMW's xDrive all-wheel-drive system is optional.;Feature highlights for the 3 Series  include:;330i 
Comes  reasonably well equipped with:;Tech  features include:; ;330e 
  The  330e is similar to the regular 330i but has:;M340i 
  BMW  gives the M340i a big increase in performance with:;BMW  offers a variety of options and packages for the 3 Series. Depending on the  model, key choices to look out for include:;