2023 BMW 330i Sport Collection pricing confirmed

The 2023 BMW 3 Series Sport Collection is due in Australia imminently.

Priced from $89,900 drive-away, the limited-edition 3 Series Sport Collection is based on the mid-spec 330i sedan.

The 330i sedan retails for $94,700 before on-road costs – representing a drive-away saving of around $14,000 with a Melbourne postcode.

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While it receives heated front seats and a glass sunroof as standard, the 330i Sport Collection loses some active safety equipment, including front cross-traffic alert, lane centring assist, junction assist, and evasion assistance.

It also deletes the standard 330i’s full leather upholstery, 360-degree camera system, electric boot, and leatherette instrument panel.

Metallic paint – black sapphire, Melbourne red, mineral white, M Portimao blue, M Brooklyn grey or skyscraper grey – is available at no cost, compared to $2000 on standard 3 Series models.

All other equipment is shared with the standard 330i, including the M Sport package, a 14.9-inch iDrive 8 infotainment system, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, adaptive suspension and adaptive cruise control.

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The launch of the 330i Sport Collection follows the pre-facelift 320i Sport Collection sold in Australia in 2022 for $69,900 drive-away – with less power and tech – and the 330i Iconic Edition in 2020 for $81,900 drive-away.

The Sport Collection treatment was also applied to the BMW 1 Series, 2 Series, X1 and X2 line-ups in 2022 and the X3 in August 2023.

VFACTS new-car sales data reveals 2342 examples of the BMW 3 Series have been registered in Australia year-to-date, far behind the electric Tesla Model 3 (14,540) but ahead of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class (2277), Polestar 2 (1789) and Lexus ES (1343).

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2023 BMW 3 Series pricing

All prices, expect 330i Sport Collection, exclude on-road costs.