why doesnt BMW sell 4 cyl cars in the USA & do they make/sell them in Europe?

OK, the answer here is that they used to...

The Mini Cooper is masterminded by BMW, just like the Rolls Royce everything and partial engineering of the Land Rover and Range Rover (these were sold away from Ford, and the person that owns Jaguar now owns them, and its a good vehicle to pick up, they may go extinct.) Also Mclaren F1, they are no longer produced... but its BMW. The Mini Cooper having a 4 is like BMW's vicarious 4. And it is a good car. Very good. Just very pricey. Probably worth it too...

BMW used to produce not only the 318, but the 318ti hatch. They made these up until 1999 or 2000 or 2001, if I recall (not exact.) These were the 4-cyl. BMWs.

Also the first M3 was 4-cyl. and it is a lot like a Hinda, onlymore powerful and better, but it likes its ROMs. News: Ferrari engines are like that oo, even the V8s....

And more recently, I believe in 2006, BMW retired the 2.5L Inline 6. They now only make the 3.0L V6. Fending off Infiniti G35 is reaosn for this. That car is FWD and ok, but BMW still has the BMW feel.

I hope this sums up the BMW 4-cyl. Situations. Only the M3 (2nd most expensive BMW ever made behind their V12) was a prize contender. The other ones kinda were weak...

Mercedes also used to make 4-cyls., and i dont know if they made one past the C230 Kompressor, which i like.

i think of the main important enormous difference is the availible engines. there are a number of diesels and smaller engines to decide for between in ecu BMW's, particularly in the three sequence. My aunt at present offered a 330d wagon in england, it extremely is unavailble right here in the US. there are probable additionally some ameliorations with determination programs and exhausts and engine managment as emissions are distinctive over on the different area of the pond.

BMW 318 has 4 cylinders.

Mini Cooper is from BMW.