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Test-driving the 2008 BMW 335xi in Santa FeAug. 1, 2008 You know, BMW does amazing engines, and the cars hug the road like nothing else. So they have to look challenging inside and out, right? Otherwise everyone might want one, and then what would BMW do? OK, so someone needs to do his research before heading out to be filmed talking about a car. At least the camerawork has had more thought put into it this time. |
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