[mattyh]

Hi all,
I'm close to leasing a new 335i Sedan with the M Sport package. I love the lines, but live in San Francisco (with terrible streets), so would like more a traditional feel with the suspension. My question is this- would the Adaptive M Suspension allow me to control the firmness of the ride and how much of a difference would it make on an M sport package? Could I get it to ride like a non-sport suspension? Thanks-

[Pauleebe]

Originally Posted by mattyh

Hi all,
I'm close to leasing a new 335i Sedan with the M Sport package. I love the lines, but live in San Francisco (with terrible streets), so would like more a traditional feel with the suspension. My question is this- would the Adaptive M Suspension allow me to control the firmness of the ride and how much of a difference would it make on an M sport package? Could I get it to ride like a non-sport suspension? Thanks-

Non-M Sport/Sport line = Standard suspension ("comfort")
M Sport/Sport line = Sport suspension

DHP (includes adaptive suspension) = Option to switch between comfort/eco pro, sport.

Hope that helps ...

[F30AM]

Originally Posted by dwalls90

Non-M Sport/Sport line = Standard suspension ("comfort")
M Sport/Sport line = Sport suspension

DHP (includes adaptive suspension) = Option to switch between comfort, sport or eco.

Hope that helps ...

No. It only has two settings. Eco Pro and comfort are one and the same and then there is Sport.

[martyl]

I too am getting a 335 sport. I think the F30 sport suspension is more compliant than in previous models of the 3 series. Hence I don't feel a need to get DHP. I too live in an urban area with bad roads and the ride is better than my 2006 e90 with the non-sports suspension. I would drive it on the roads you drive to get a realistic view of what you're buying.

[mattyh]

Great- thanks everyone.