All-wheel drive was re-introduced as the "xDrive" model option. The fourth-generation came in 1998 and continued the model success of the previous generation. This generation of the 3 Series also ushered in the car's global success and high-volume U.S. This generation also brought the more modern, sleek styling associated with BMW's more saloon-like look that continues today. The third-generation BMW 3 Series was introduced in 1992, bringing a sedan, wagon, coupe, convertible, and hatchback to the line. The second-generation started in 1982 and helped usher in the Euro-sedan look of many of that era's cars. The 1975 model was introduced with a four-cylinder engine and a six-cylinder was introduced two years later. The first- and second-generation BMW 3 Series are the cars most-associated with BMW in the United States, with the signature round headlamps and central three-line grille that preceded the "kidney bean" grille of today. All 3 Series vehicles' model numbers designate their engine size. The 3 Series is BMW's best-selling vehicle globally. The 3 Series is now in its sixth generation and is most well known for its compact size, excellent driving dynamic, and executive car status. The BMW 3 Series was introduced in 1975, first as a 2-door sedan-styled car and then, through successive generations, as a coupe, convertible, station wagon, and more.
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