Understanding the BMW i Concept

[jut703]

One thing that has been a learning curve for me is understanding all the nomenclatures of the generations and engine types. Someone linked me to a blog that talks about generations briefly, however, I am still confused as to how to know which engine the car I want to buy has (i.e. N54, N55, so on). Is there a guide out there that lists the model of the car, generation, and engine type? Are there ways or characteristics that define each one?

Wikipedia is your friend. For each model/generation, they list down the engines and their corresponding nomenclature. Take note though that even within the same nomenclature, if the year model is different, you can be talking about 2 different engines.

The good thing about BMW is that the nomenclature is standard across the world. A 2001 E46 318i will have a 2.0L N42 engine whether you buy it in the Philippines or in the US.

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[charliegomes]

One thing that has been a learning curve for me is understanding all the nomenclatures of the generations and engine types. Someone linked me to a blog that talks https://bluestacks.vip/ https://downloadnox.com/ https://downloader.vip/vpn/ about generations briefly, however, I am still confused as to how to know which engine the car I want to buy has (i.e. N54, N55, so on). Is there a guide out there that lists the model of the car, generation, and engine type? Are there ways or characteristics that define each one?

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