Fuel Type Category
Petrol
transmission
8-speed automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Fuel Type Category
Petrol
transmission
8-speed automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Drivetrain Type
RWD
cylinders
4

BMW 7-Series
Starting from
SAR 531,645

BMW 5-Series
Starting from
SAR 336,145

BMW X5
Starting from
SAR 727,145

BMW X6
Starting from
SAR 744,395

BMW X7
Starting from
SAR 612,145

BMW 4-Series
Starting from
SAR 288,995

BMW X4
Starting from
SAR 310,845

BMW 2-Series
Starting from
SAR 187,795
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The 2026 BMW 3 Series is the compact executive sedan that has set the standard for the segment globally, and in Saudi Arabia it continues to attract buyers who want rear-wheel-drive dynamics, a genuinely premium cabin, and strong brand presence in a car sized for city and highway use alike. Prices start from SAR 230,345, with the i Luxury M Sport Package reaching SAR 264,845.
The Saudi lineup is powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder petrol engine unit across both available grades. The i Luxury M Sport represents the core of what BMW describes as the 3 Series experience — leather upholstery, a large iDrive touchscreen, M Sport exterior cues, and the brand's signature driving position. The i Luxury M Sport Package builds on that foundation with an M Sport Package upgrade that adds enhanced aerodynamic bodywork, larger alloy wheels, and a sportier interior specification — a meaningful step up for buyers who want the most visually striking version of the car. All variants seat 5.
Pros: no compact executive sedan on sale in Saudi Arabia offers a more driver-focused experience than the 3 Series — the steering precision and chassis balance are class benchmarks. The iDrive system is among the most intuitive infotainment setups at this price point, and build quality is consistently strong. Cons: rear passenger headroom is compromised by the sloping roofline — taller occupants will notice on longer journeys. Running costs, including service packages and parts, are higher than Japanese rivals; buyers should factor this into the total ownership calculation.
No used market data is currently available for this generation on CarSwitch for Saudi Arabia. Historically, the 3 Series has held its value well in the Kingdom, performing competitively against the C-Class and notably ahead of the A4 over a five-year horizon — supported by strong brand demand and broad dealer network coverage.
Buyers also considering the 3 Series in Saudi Arabia typically look at the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Audi A4, and Lexus IS. The 3 Series leads the group on driving feel and M Sport visual presence; the C-Class is the stronger choice for rear passenger comfort and interior luxury; the IS offers a distinctive design and Toyota-grade reliability; and the A4 is preferred by buyers who value composed long-distance composure and standard all-wheel drive availability.