BMW introduced the LCI version of the 3 Series coupe, also known as the E92 by the company's fans, and the changes were more significant than just some new wheels and minor styling updates.

The 3 Series Coupe was launched in 2006, a year after the four-door version. That was not something unusual, but the completely different styling, when compared to its sedan sibling, was a shock for the brand's fans.

BMW refreshed the 3-Series Coupe in 2003 and brought significant changes to the car's exterior and on the technical platform.

BMW 3 Series Coupe

The 3 series started its career in the '70s only in coupe form but evolved over the years into a full line of bodyworks. But the coupe was not dropped and, in the third 3-series, the coupe played an important role in the market. It was shown in late 1990 and the sales started in 1991.

In 1982 BMW showed the second generation of its small, two-door, compact vehicle, the 3-Series. The E30 was considered a milestone in the German car-manufacturer.

The first generation of the 3-Series was introduced in 1975 and came after the successful BMW 02 Series, a car that wrote history in the German car company. And the first 3-Series was the most successful BMW series.