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New trim packages for four BMW ranges

* 'Edition' upgrade for four BMW ranges
* Applies to 1, 3 and 5 Series cars and Z4
* Production begins in March
New trim packages for four BMW ranges

BMW is offering an upgrade package for four-cylinder cars in its 1, 3 and 5 Series ranges, as well as in the Z4.

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BMW says the upgrade, called 'Edition', offers greater colour choices and interior options, as well as more equipment.

1 Series
The upgrade applies to 116i and 118d ES 1 Series models, and costs 250 over the standard ES model, but brings 1340-worth of equipment.

For your money, you get 17-inch alloy wheels, sports seats in an upgraded cloth, multifunction steering wheel and front foglights.

3 Series
You can buy the Edition upgrade to all four-cylinder 3 Series saloon and Touring models in ES, SE or M Sport guises.

In Edition ES and SE models, the upgrade costs 750 more than the standard car, but you get around 3000 of extra equipment, BMW says.

That includes a choice of Carbon Black, Titanium Silver or Sparkling Graphite colours, as well as leather upholstery and brushed aluminium interior trim. You also get 17-inch alloy wheels and a multifunction leather steering wheel.

Edition M Sport buyers can have the same colours and leather upholstery, but they also get a satellite-navigation system, Bluetooth telephone connectivity and BMW's new ConnectedDrive Online and Assist telematics package as standard.

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M Sport models with the upgrade costs 1000 more than the standard car, but offer 3100-worth of equipment.

5 Series
For 350, buyers of 520d saloon and Touring models can get a satellite-navigation system worth 1365, as well as a six-CD changer worth 295.

BMW Z4
The Edition upgrade is available on 2.0i Exclusive and Sport models.

Edition Exclusive models come in a range of colours - Sapphire Black, Stratus Grey, Space Grey, Titan Silver or Montego Blue, and there are also 17-inch alloy wheels.

In the cabin, there's full leather upholstery and a high-gloss Piano Black interior trim.

There is said to be 1835-worth of extra equipment in Edition Exclusive cars for a 1045 premium over the standard Exclusive car.

Edition Sport buyers can expect the same exterior colour choices, but there are 18-inch alloy wheels and leather-covered sports seats. It costs 775 more than the standard Sport model, but adds about 2500 of options to the car.

All edition models will begin production in March.

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