With the new BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer, BMW has carved out yet another new vehicle segment. Despite its compact dimensions – measuring just 4,556 millimetres
3 seat bench in 2nd row; BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer review Used BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer From £11,099 BMW M240i A stylish, great-to-drive performance coupe
Model reviewed: Score: 8 / 10 “The BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer is a 7 seat MPV with an upmarket feel, and it’s reasonably fun to drive too.” Read review. Score: 8 / 10 “Seven-seater BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer is practical and good to drive.” Read reviewSeven-seater version of BMW’s MPV £1700 premium over 2-series Active Tourer Range starts from under £25,000 BMW cheerfully tells us the 2-series Active Tourer, the company’s first stab at a
The 2 Series Active Tourer first debuted in 2014, and was BMW’s first multi-purpose vehicle (MPV), and also famously the brand’s first front-wheel drive car. That mattered little to buyers, with the 2 Series Active Tourer and Gran Tourer (seven-seat model) giving BMW conquest rates of 80 percent (ie. 80 percent of buyers were new to BMW
This is the 2-Series Gran Tourer, a front-wheel drive, seven-seat people-carrier set to debut at the Geneva show in early March. BMW describes it as a ‘new vehicle segment', a claim we suspect 26–64. Real MPG. 40.0. Average. Seven-seat practicality, navigation as standard, fuel-efficient engines, the best people carrier to drive. Back seats are too small for teenagers or adults, 216d diesel is a bit weak, hardly the prettiest of cars. Read the full BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer review. P29iEA.