does bmw make a front wheel drive car?

No, they do not make a front wheel drive car. They have AWD models designated by an X, such as 325ix or 330ix.

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does bmw make a front wheel drive car?

i have only seen rear wheel drive beemers. i live in ny and only get front wheel drive cars (snow).

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Okay. Lets start with engines. Engines have pistons, or cylinders. Air is sucked in as your are driving through the air filter and pushed into the cylinder. At the same time, gas is squirted into the cylinder. And at the same time, the spark plugs make a spark that ignites the fuel/air mixture. Thiscauses a mini explosion inside the cylinder, pushing the piston down. This is happening in each cylinder. Through this, power is transferred to the wheels to make the car move.Literally, thousands of explosions are going on in your engine every day. This heat eventually wears out the metal and then your car starts todie or break down at 200,000-300,000 miles. Oil and coolant keep the engine cool, lubricated, and running. Good maintenance on oil and coolant makes your engine last longer. In general, the more cylinders, the more power. But that is not always true. It also depends on engine size(volume), engine design, and more. Also more cylinders mean more gas used because more gas is squirted into the other cylinders. Insurance: For cheapest insurance costs, look for 4 cylinder cars with 4 doors and FWD(Front Wheel Drive) or AWD(All wheel Drive) or 4WD(FourWheel Drive) as these cars are the safest in rain, snow, dirt, cold pavement. RWD(Rear wheel drive cars are worse in cold or wet weather so insurance is high for them. Front wheel drive means the power is sent to the front wheels. The engine is essentially pulling the car. AWD means all wheels are beingpowered by the engine. This makes it heavier and worse on gas, but it also means you get better traction on the road and it is safer. AWD is always on. 4WD is like AWD, but you can switch to FWD or RWD with the push of a lever. Usually pick up trucks and offroading SUV's come in4WD. Also, the cheaper the car, the cheaper the insurance. Honda, Toyota, Acura, and Lexus are considered the most reliable and highest quality cars you can possiblybuy and the cheapest to maintain and own. Subaru and Mazda are also well known for their reliability and high quality. If buying a car from the 1990's, 200,000 miles is considered high, ornear end of life, look for a car with 100,000 miles to get the most for your money. Honda's and Toyota's can easily last 250,000+ miles. If buying a car from the 2000's, theyare newer and more reliable and efficient. They can all last 250,000 miles. One guy has driven his 2006 Honda Civic for 750,000 miles(almost twice the distance to the moon and back to Earth) Expensive to maintain and repair are the German cars like Volkswagen, BMW, Audi, Porsche, Mercedes, Smart, and Mini. If a car gets 32mpg highway and over 25mpg city, it is average. If it gets 35mpg highway and 27mpg city, it is considered very good gas mileage. Many luxury brands like the German cars I mentioned, or Infiniti, Lexus, Acura, Jaguar. They all require premium gas, which is more expnesive than regular. If you use regular gas, the engine could die. That is another lengthy explanation I won't get into.

BMWs, are very nicely balanced cars front and rear, with traction control taking care of your winter driving worry. If you can afford to look at a beemer, just get a full set of good winter tires and forget about trying to use all season tires all year [mediocre in summer and winter]

Up here in Toronto, even further north than you, beemers are not a problem in the winter.

No. BMW does not believe in making their cars FWD. BMW's emphysis is on sporty cars to true sports cars. FWD is never a good setup for spirited driving. If you take on some mountain twisties and you lose traction on a FWD car, kiss your butt goodbye. If you have a RWD car, you tail might step out, but any driver with a good amount of reflexes can most likely correct that.

Think of it this way: Name one serious sports car (that means no Toyota, Acura, or other rice-boxes) that is FWD. You can't because it's not a good setup for a car with sporty characters.

BMW (except Mini) has never made a front wheel drive car for sale in the US (and Europe for that matter) besides all wheel drive vehicles.

No 2 series sold in the UK - so no FWD Bimmers, yet.

http://www.bmw.co.uk/bmwuk/homepage/

no,bmw don't currently make front wheel drive cars,they made a model or two in the past but not now

No. You can only get RWD or AWD. The 325i can come as AWD so I think the above poster maybe mistaken. Even the cheap 318 is RWD. I guess you can say BMW does make a FWD car and its called the Mini Cooper.