Karen Santa 
2016 BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo Hatchback 328i xDrive SULEV 4dr Hatchback AWD (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
Get ready to do everything twice....
 Great car to drive.  Fun, peppy, comfortable.  Great space in both trunk and seat area.However, the logic of BMW controls baffles me.  Turning off the car?  Press the button (only engine turns off).  In order to turn off the electronics (they DO NOT turn off automatically after a period of time), you must press the on/off button AGAIN with your foot off the pedal.  Don't forget that, or else you will turn the car BACK ON.  This same logic applies to almost every aspect of the car....from unlocking the doors while inside (no way to program an "all unlock") to navigation to Bluetooth.  Yikes.  I realized that I would be working with a learning curve when moving from a Lexus to BMW, but really?  No front camera to help with parking? Wait, yes there is, but one must - wait for it - press the button, to activate (while parking???). As someone who places their purse behind the front seat while driving, I can only say that I guess I will have a permanent bruise on my leg from reaching ALL THE WAY INSIDE the car to get to the unlock button (why can't that be on the door with all the other door features?  It seems unfortunate to have a car this fun to drive and look at that is so incredibly infuriating to utilize.  Six months later.....I am still frustrated with this car.  In addition to all the duplicate button pushing, it is remarkable to me that BMW thinks 1: "automatic" wipers means wipers that turn on AFTER you press the button (which is conveniently hidden behind the steering wheel - you cannot see it while driving); 2: one would never need to close the hatch while sitting in the car (you can only open it) and 3: one can only hear bluetooth operations through the car audio when the phone itself has the volume turned ALL THE WAY UP.  Sheesh......