2008 BMW 328i Sports Wagon ReviewA sports sedan in disguise – that’s one way to describe the new 2008 BMW 328i Sports Wagon. This BMW uses electronic throttle control and a 6-speed manual transmission, and the 6-cylinder engine gets 230-horse power, a seemingly high number for a wagon.

The ‘08 328i Sports Wagon’s Vehicle & Key Memory feature makes this model innovative, as it offers the choice of activating/deactivating Daytime Running Lights, an anti-theft motion detector and Pathway Lighting — headlights that stay on for 40 seconds after turning off the ignition.

Sleek and stylish, this BMW was still designed with safety and the family in mind. Proof of that are features like its front dual airbags and sensors to avoid unnecessary deployment, and LATCH attachments for child-restraint safety installation. There’s also Coded Driveaway Protection, making it difficult to steal this model.

Occupants are kept busy with the antitheft AM/FM stereo with CD/MP3 player and 10 speakers. There’s also a navigation system with traffic-avoiding technology. It can find shorter and faster routes to keep the 328i Sports Wagon moving.

Adding to the striking appearance of the 328i Sports Wagon include features like a panoramic moonroof. The roof is not only attractive, but adds convenience to the wagon as it has a fully electric slide and lift control. It also has trap release, comfort opening/closing function, a wind deflector to help keep the wind out and an electric sun shade to help shield cabin from excessive heat.

The 2008 BMW 328i Sports Wagon is a vehicle that combines safety, technology and reliability, making it likely to be a top-seller this year.