Win a 2021 BMW M340i xDrive (Prime Driven)

What you're looking at

A 2021 BMW M340i xDrive finished in Mineral White Metallic over an Individual Ivory White Merino leather cabin — a genuinely upscale spec for a car most people order black-on-black. Under the hood is BMW's B58: a 3.0-liter single-turbo inline-six making 382 hp and 369 lb-ft, paired to the ZF 8-speed automatic with paddles and xDrive all-wheel drive. Prime Driven lists it with 42,000 miles, a clean title and a clean Carfax, riding on the M Sport package (M Sport suspension and brakes) and black 19-inch M double-spoke wheels. It's stock — no aftermarket power adders — which for a B58 is arguably the point.

Why it matters

The M340i is the sweet spot of the G20 3-series: nearly M3-quick in a straight line (a low-4-second 0-60) without the M-car price, insurance, or ride penalty. The B58 six is the same basic engine BMW hands Toyota for the GR Supra, and it's one of the most over-built, tuner-friendly motors in the modern market — owners reliably push these well past 500 hp on bolt-ons and a tune. xDrive makes it a true all-season daily, and the Individual Ivory cabin with Mineral White paint photographs far more expensive than the M340i's sticker suggests.

The fine print worth knowing

Entry is the familiar merch model: every $25 spent equals one automatic entry, sold in $25/$50/$100/$200 bundles (1/2/4/8 entries) and capped at 3,000 spots, so your odds depend on how many sell. There is a free, no-purchase route in Prime Driven's Official Rules (the sponsor is Prime Performance Auto LLC, with the drawing run by a third-party sweepstakes company) — read the rules at primedriven.com/pages/rules-and-conditions for the exact free-entry method and eligibility. The listed deadline is 11:59:59 p.m. PST on July 27, 2026, though the giveaway can close early if all 3,000 entries sell, with the drawing on or about August 3, 2026. A few honest notes: this is a 42,000-mile used car, not a new one, and the $45,000 ARV sits at or a touch above current retail for the mileage; the $27,000 cash alternative is well short of the car's value, so the metal is the move; and the winner is responsible for taxes and registration.