10 Things You Should Know About the 2010 BMW 335d

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#2. Skip the Sport Package if you prefer comfort versus optimum handling.

While we enjoyed exploiting all that the 335d’s twin-turbocharged diesel engine had to offer, we were less enamored with our test car’s ride comfort. We spent a week in a model outfitted with the optional Sport Package, which includes a suspension system tuned for optimum handling. Indeed, our 335d delivered lots of road feel with steering response and cornering capabilities that few competitors can imitate without the use of all-wheel-drive systems. But with that comes a decidedly harsh ride that transfers every bump and road irregularity to the driver. This makes the Sport Package less than ideal for those who spend the majority of their time commuting.

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