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1998 BMW 318ti Sport
BB Fan, 10/21/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 318ti 2dr Hatchback
30 of 30 people found this review helpful
Exception handling and braking. Great gas mileage. Sports package is exception and car looks great. Car is fun to drive and is a real head turner.
Very Reliable Owner Must Have Basic Mechanic Skills
skydog526, 03/17/2013
1998 BMW 3 Series 318i 4dr Sedan
24 of 24 people found this review helpful
With out a doubt the BMW e36 M40 engines are a very reliable engine. These cars require routine maintenance such as oil changes with synthetic oil, oxygen sensor replacement every 30,000 - 60,000 miles for best fuel air mixture ratio and mpg performance. The cooling systems are prone to wear due to plastic BMW OEM parts however, replacing the thermostat, water pump and radiator with full metal parts is highly suggested. BMW parts for the E36 series are relatively inexpensive and can be found on the internet comparable to the price of Honda, or Toyota parts. I bought my 1998 BMW 318I in August of 2012 with 176,000 miles. I have not had any mechanical issues with it. I do my own maintainence
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210,000 miles on factory clutch and counting...
bmwsiempre, 07/19/2013
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
20 of 20 people found this review helpful
The BMW 323is (chassis code: E36) is a very reliable automobile with exceptional fuel-sipping properties. Naturally you'll have to replace some parts along the way, however they are not as expensive as most would have you believe. Most repairs can be done by even the most novice of home mechanics. The cooling system should be overhauled every 60-80k miles but even with OEM parts the whole task should cost the DIYer no more than $350-400 (radiator, thermostat, water pump, hoses, etc.). The engine is brilliant and I still see 27 MPG as my overall avg. As mentioned in the title, I am currently at 210,000 miles and still on the factory clutch! I will keep this car for at least another 100k.
Its True (the Ultimate Driving Machine)
Cella , 07/18/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 323i 2dr Convertible
8 of 8 people found this review helpful
This is my 1st BMW and I will always own a BMW from this point on. The car has features than are even listed. If you own or buying a BMW you have to read the manual. If I didn't I wouldn't know so many things the car does for me. It sticks to the ground like glue. The electronic governer doesnt allow you to go faster than 147 MPH. People asked where I get it that fast in Chicago. It doesn't take long and U don't feel it. If you are thinking about buying one DO IT!!! Drop that top and fly... HK Stereo upgrade a must!!
Budget BMW
Willie Herring, 09/20/2016
1998 BMW 3 Series 318ti 2dr Hatchback
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
Sports car for a sport! Bikes,skies all the gear fits inside. First class handling with 4 cyl economy. Owned since new.
- Technology
- Performance
- Interior
- Comfort
- Reliability
- Value
Thrill to drive
David C., 12/14/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 2dr Convertible
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
This car is a thrill to drive. Even though it is six years old, it still looks and drives like a new car. The biggest thrill is with the top down. Very little wind in the front seat. All the great accesories are included with the car. Very well built and low maintenance car. Great gas mileage. This is my second BMW and it won't be the last. The car handles great and has good acceleration. The only draw back is there isn't much room in the back seat. This is a great car.
Cant ask for much more
brian323is, 08/15/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
Excellent! There are not many other words to describe this car. I am a performance driver and this car takes all that I give it and responds with a smile as it grips the road and asks me to push it harder. I have had no major problems with the car ever and it is still running strong. I have raced the car a few times and have been very happy with the results. I ran a 14.5 in the 1/4 mile and the car is bone stock. BMW really does build the ultimate driveing machine.
Great
zapban, 03/02/2014
1998 BMW 3 Series 323i 2dr Convertible
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
This is actually my first car, and I love it. It's fun, and has been reliable. The car is quick, and can corner great. The only bad thing is the cup holder, which is the only thing in suggested improvements. The bits are a bit expensive, such as the dash lights. This isn't just great because it's my first car, one of the cars in the house is much faster and is for wheel drive. Not a whole not of trunk space, but I can fit my guitar in it, and really anything I need to fit in it. The back seats also lack a bit of leg room. Nothing I can say is bad about this car, so I do recommend this.
!998 328ia sedan
Hotdog2020, 04/03/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Owned car for 2.5 years and still have a huge smile on my face! This is the car that keeps on giving. My wife (not a car nut like me)after driving the car for a short errand will enter the room and still comments "nice car". Excellent handling and power. Some cars may do better in other areas, however, when you take the sum of all the parts,handling,power,fuel economy,safety and resale value, nobody beats BMW. I could have bought a brand new Taurus and after 5 years what would you have.
One of the Best Cars Ever Made!!!
average_dude, 03/01/2011
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
I have had this car a long time now, and I am still amazed at how great it feels to be in it. I love the feel of the road and the sound of the sweet audio from the premium sound system in the car. It is super quick when I need it to be. And it is great on gas. I have only changed the alternator and done the regular mantinence since it was new. The space in the back seat is a little light. But, If I were a parent of 3 kids and needed a great second car, this would be it. I think the car looks so classy and screems traditional BMW style. It is the benchmark by which I will measure all future cars. It looks especially good in Alpine White. It's one to drive before you die. Own one if you can.
Amazing
gabe dietz, 07/28/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Black on black with tinted windows and a sun roof... ohhhh yea! This car drives amazing. I bought it with 59k on it a year and a half ago and now it has 72k. It feels like it will be good for another 100k. The only problem I have had with it was a failed catalytic converter, which was still under warranty. You will not find a better car for the money. Great performance and good gas mileage...I get just over 30 mpg on the highway and 25 in the city and the car takes regular 89 octane gas! If you want a sports car that is still somewhat practical, this car is perfect.
1998 BMW 3 Series
THE "G", 05/09/2008
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Bought my Black 328i in 2000. 2nd owner it was a lease vehicle. I have been a naughty owner and have only changed the oil, rotors, brake pads, brake sensors & tires for the most part. I put TVs in the head rests, Chrome 18" rims w/z-rate tires and a kicking stereo system in addition to the HK system that included a tv in the radio as well. I've driven this car through out Germany, Belgium, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, and from coast to coast (in the US. The tint came in handy) plenty of times and never has it stranded me. I had a problem with the acceleration in auto and would have to drop down to manual but it still never starnded me and continued to out perform other vehicles.
The Absolute Perfect Machine
NealPratt, 02/21/2009
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
I cannot complain about many things about this car. My favorite part, performance, is exceptional for a 6 cylinder. The throttle is responsive and the pick-up and 1st, 2nd and even 3rd gear will push you into your seat, even the exhaust has a subtle growl. The ergonomics of the car are perfect. Radio controls, air conditioning controls, gearshift, blinker, headlight switch, seat adjustments... Everything is perfectly placed. The integrity of the interior materials is superb. The leather is strong and the stitching doesn't break. The interior is very beautiful and the exterior of the car is stunning. You have to drive one to see how many heads turn as you drive by.
1998 BMW 328i sedan manual
Twotone, 08/26/2009
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
The BMW 3 Series is the best balance of luxury, sport, comfort, fun to drive and style. No other small sedan comes close. No other front engine, manual transmission RWD sedans are currently available. I get 21 MPG around town and two road trips of 33 MPG driving 80+ MPH. Other have mentioned reliability issues. In the 4+ years I have owned it, all I have done is oil changes, brake pads and tires. This has been the most reliable car I have owned (I've had 20+ cars). It still looks and drives like a new car after 11 years and 95k miles.
Fun car but watch out for maintenance
B-Man68, 01/06/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
A lot of fun to drive but maintenance costs are very high. When my transmission went out I learned that BMW claims the earlier 328's have a "lifetime transmission" with a "lifetime fill" of fluid and do not recommend a tranny service. I followed the recommended maintenance to a T and never had the tranny serviced. Replacing it cost me over $4k. Had I had it serviced it would not have failed when it did. BMW now recommends a tranny service on newer models but still not on the older ones. Even the fluid mfg's recommend changing the fluid. Where BMW came up with the "lifetime" claim is beyond me. I ended up getting the money I spent on the new tranny back through small claims court.
1st BMW but not last!
MarkT, 05/28/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
1st BMW but not last! Got a great deal on a great car. Have had it over 2 years and have enjoyed every minute. Only 1 minor problem, a leaky valve, $200, and not a bump since. Best driving car, the Japanese cannot compete with the Germans! Have had Honda, Toyota, Nissan, but nothing like a BMW!!! I am about to buy my 2nd, a 5 series, since having a baby. Would recommend a 98 328 to anyone condsidering an entry Beemer...
Simple Joy
goblue2010, 10/16/2011
1998 BMW 3 Series 318ti 2dr Hatchback
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
After long period, finally found my dream combination, which is M-sport package and Cal roof option. This one is equipped with fun-to-drive stick shift as well. My favourite features are too many to list. The best part is, of course, Cal roof then M-suspension/M-interior. The M44 engine always returns 31-32MPG with my driving, yet, it accelerates the ti quickly. The suspension sticks the road with minimum roll. It is not harsh either because BMW engineering tuned stiffness on the seats to match suspension characteristics. In my opinion, E36 is the best 3-series platform ever. As long as it is taken care of, it will drive for many years to come. Will keep it with my 98 M3 sedan.
I will keep this car for many years.
soltnutz, 08/17/2014
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
I bought the car 2 years ago from someone who had it for 11 years and never drove it in the winter. The car is near perfect condition with a few modifications ( the previous owner liked to go fast ). M3 cam, header, M50 intake, AA chip and 3 inch exhaust, full locking diff plus new adjustable suspension. The ride plus handling is tight.
Bloddy Mangled Wreck
DPhill, 02/25/2010
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
i always like the E36 since i was a kid so i bought one with 98,000 miles on the clock. it seemed that as soon as the odometer turned over 100,000 miles, it no longer wanted to do anything correctly. it needed fixing and the parts are expensive. i have spent $6k-$8k on this car in parts alone this past year. the check engine light always comes on; as soon as one problem is fixed another thing is wrong. i drive conservatively and i can not get more than 15mpg and it goes through back tires very quickly. the engine is very noisy and vibrates a lot. the power windows can not go up without help and the headliner is falling off. all in all: i can not wait to buy another car.
BEST EVER
Abygaile daniels, 05/17/2019
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
It’s a old car but in great shape ,I bought it used I’ve had the car for 5 to 6 years I would not trade it for any other car I love this car
- Safety
- Technology
- Performance
- Interior
- Reliability
- Value
Beware of the convertible top!
domermom, 10/13/2011
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 2dr Convertible
6 of 9 people found this review helpful
I just bought this car a couple of months ago. The previous owner spent over one thousand dollars at a BMW dealer attempting to fix the convertible-after all-that is why you buy this model. Although it does go up and down, it doesn't do it anywhere near as smooth as you would expect from a BMW. I am still going back and forth with the dealer I bought it from to get it right. Don't get me wrong-I LOVE the car_but I bought it for the convertible aspect and it is a very expensive and difficult thing to deal with.
A longtime dream come true...
Trish Arnold, 06/06/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I have wanted a BMW 3 series since the mid 90's. I finally bought a '98 328i this year and I LOVE it!!! I have owned brand new cars that weren't as tight as this car! It's beautiful, handles fantastic, and is SO much fun to drive, I find myself making excuses to drive it!
323IS
C4Cabro, 06/25/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
This is a Great Car. Not is it just a BMW it is a Dream Car. I love driving Everyday. Just becuase i want to Drive it. i highly Recommend it.
The Finest in German Engineering
Trin->Starr, 08/24/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought my BM used in 2002, and this car is AMAZING. There are few quirks that seem to happen with all BMWs but they are not life threatening, or highly irritating. I would definitely recommend this car to anyone. Dealership fees are a bit exorbitant, but look around where you live, you will find some that specialize in BMWs and other german cars. The internet also has a great repository of information on how to fix/repair, and troubleshoot. Most of them can be done by yourself
A cream Puff
cybergypsy, 12/01/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought this cream puff in near perfect condition with 52,000 miles. She is quick and Sharp. I had a 1995 325i before her, but this one is perfect.
Love-hate relationship with my E36
Andy S, 07/16/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I love driving my 328i. The steering, throttle response, pedal placement, driving position, etc. were very well done. The down side is the know list of "common E36 problems" that I keep having to fix. Expect to replace front ball joints and rear shock mounts. Also, it's just a matter of time before some component of the cooling system will fail.
Best Series 3 Ever
Fonfed, 06/12/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
The 328 IS is probably one of the best series 3 ever built by BMW. The engine is very responsive, powerful and yet quiet. Gas consumption is outstanding. I actually make 32 m/g on highway and 26 on city traffic. The interior is very confortable and luxurious. Needless to say the 328 is very well built with lots of attention to details. Mechanically the 328 is as good as it gets.
SPORTS CAR QUALITY BUILT
BMWOWNER, 12/11/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 323i 2dr Convertible
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
The biggest thrill is with the top down. Very little wind in the front seat. All the great accesories are included with the car. Very well built and low maintenance car. Great gas mileage. This is my second BMW and it won't be the last. The car handles great and has good acceleration. The only draw back is there isn't much room in the back seat. This is a great car.
Love this Beemer
MIFW, 12/16/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 2dr Convertible
4 of 6 people found this review helpful
I HAVE HAD MANY NICE AUTOMOBILES AND THIS IS MY FAVORITE BY FAR. I LOVE THE PERFORMANCE AND HANDLING. IT MOVES WHEN YOU NEED TO TO GET YOU IN AND OUT OF TRAFFIC. I WOULD DEFINITELY DO THIS AGAIN. I THINK THE STYLING IS GREAT ALSO BUT THE HANDLING IS WONDERFUL.
Drive a BMW and you'll see why!
GearHeadPeter, 08/19/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 318i 4dr Sedan
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
I am a car guy as I have 60' & 70's muscle cars. I bought this car in Sept. of 2003 with only 35K on it. This is the best car to have fun in. It has great power for I6, the HK stereo and CD changer are awesome. The only problems I had was the taillight warning light telling me I had a burned out bulb. I found out by using Google that it is related to a faulty Stop light switch, which I replaced for under $20 and never had a problem since. I like one or two others have had a auto transmission problem when serviced but it was covered under the extended warranty, 4 years unlimited mileage, and only cost me $75 for a new transmission. Too Cool!
Always wanted one
hueston69, 08/16/2007
1998 BMW 3 Series 318i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Always wanted a 5 series wagon, but when this came available I couldn't help myself. Other than being very slow off the line this is the best driving vehicle I have ever owned. This car is so smooth at highway speeds (and faster!!), that I can't wait to take long road trips. Have only had it for a few months, so can't say much about reliability other than I am not afraid to drive this car long distances.
Ridiculous Cost of Repairs
mjsaad, 04/19/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I have loved this car for the past 5 years UNTIL I have had two repairs totalling $1,000.00 already and the issue is in the high cost of the parts. The fuel pump costed $250, which can be argued as my fault, BUT the $900 bill for fixing a leaking air condensor and drier was ridiculous. What is next? Maybe the $5,000 + engine? I am now concerned and am ready to trade in this car for another brand.
Buy this car
Gabriel, 04/08/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought this car used in 2004, it had 60k on it. The car is simply amazing. It handles like it's on rails. Very comfortable, everything was well thought out in the interior. The clutch is completely smooth.
This Is A Real Car
Japanese to German, 09/18/2007
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Whenever I think of a car for the rest of my life, it will be a BMW. I've had this car for one month and the ride is unbelievable. The tranny shifts so freaking smooth you'll think it's an autostick. Mine has 72,000 miles right now, and I swear it drives like brand new. It takes windy roads like it's on tracks, and I've already hit triple digits on the highway twice without noticing unitl I looked down at my speedometer! I think that shows that I've really been driving the heck out of this thing, and I'm still averaging around 25 miles to the gallon; over 30 when I'm on flat highway. I think Hondas and Toyotas and Nissans are great cars, but after a BMW, I'll never be able to drive one again.
What a car!!!
Mace, 06/26/2002
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Having just recently bought a 328I sports coupe with the lux pack, I can honestly say that it is the best car I have driven, for fun, refinement and reliability nothing comes close. I have in the passed been an owner of the folllowing: Porsche 911, Audi A8, Toyota celica, Nissan 300zx and to be fair the Audi comes quite close, but thats all, I would like to assure anyone thinking of getting one, "do" you will not be disappointed.
I love my beemer!
cats_rule_texas, 02/23/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This car is fun to drive and comfortable. My car does not look like it is 5 years old. It handles well and is fun to drive.
Suits every need.
CR, 03/18/2002
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Since purchacing My 328is I now know the true meaning of refinement. It preforms well without any complaints. A great mix of sport and luxury with many hidden safety features
The Best in it's Class
Monal, 10/03/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
After years of ownership I can only praise BMW 328 IS. The outstanding quality and overal reliability of this car makes me want to keep it forever. It's proven to be a fun car to drive, and remarquably safe in difficult or unexpected driving situations. And the looks? Oh...after 6 years it still turn heads on the road. Classy and contemporary! The acceleration is fantastic and fuel economy unbelievable. The interior is roomy, quite and luxurious. The sport package it's a plus in this car.
Great car, maintenance nightmare
cats-rule, 04/03/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I love this car, but hate the maintenance. I did not want to have this close a relationship with a service department. The service department is great and they treat you well, but they charge you tons of money and your car is there a lot.
Oh yeah, baby!
Indie21, 09/15/2002
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
My wife needed to upgrade to a newer, safer vehicle so we started looking. We live near the world's largest automall so options were not a problem. We stumbled upon this vehicle purely by chance. After the test drive we knew it was the one. A week later the price dropped $4,000 and we jumped on it. It's hard to believe that such beauty, comfort, agressiveness, sportiness, and safety can be found in one vehicle. This truly is the Ultimate Driving Machine.
I have driven alot of cars.....
falkonv7l, 10/24/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
And this one ROCKS!!! The most pleasant car I have ever driven. I have the sport pkg, constantly in contact with the road yet the suspension is not rough, the grip is amazing, the steering is on par with a Porsche! This is truly a drivers car. The chasis is as stif as the day it was built (now I have over 80k miles) Oh did I mention it is a very good looking car as well!
Great Car
Jeff, 06/20/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This has been a great car. I have 103,000 miles and never a problem. I plan on keeping it another 100,000,
6 years so far!
jasbudd, 04/24/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought my 1998 328i in January 1999. It had 14,000 miles on the odometer. It currently has 64,000. It has never broken down or stranded me. It is a 5 speed stick with premium package (no sport which means I can rotate the tires). The car is awsome and I am a car nut. The acceleration and handling are the tops. The HK sound system is excellent. My ave. fuel economy is 25 miles to the gallon. Yes you become one with the car, it's a BMW. I have only performed the routine scheduled maintenance since owning(the countdown lights). Nothing has broken so far. I did just replace the battery 2 weeks ago (original, it's in the trunk!). I hope to keep this car till either it or I expire!
My first bmw
victorrrq, 04/13/2006
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
The car is fantastic...when its fixed. When I first bought the car it was all right, but when the warrantee ended, I was forced to go fix the car. Cooling problems, electrical problems, I probably spent over 10g's of repairs and upgrades to the car. I love the car but the repairs for it are a...you know what. And the car is awful in winter, but that could be fixed with newer winter tires.
Truly the Ultimate Driving Machine
Dell Sanders, 08/03/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
This car had about 40,000 miles on it when I bought it under the Certified Pre-Owned program - that has turned out to be the best car-buying decision I ever made. I LOVE THIS CAR !! It now has over 104,000 miles on it - I've driven it back and forth across the entire country several times and there was never a problem. BMW really has a way of making you feel at one with the car like no other carmaker seems to be able to duplicate. Maintenance costs have been average with no expensive surprises. Everyone is amazed at how clean the engine always stays, and at how shiny the original paint still is, although I've lived both in dry desert areas and very cold climates. Again - I love this car!
First 90 days
jkoopman, 11/25/2011
1998 BMW 3 Series 323is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought my '98 323is in September of '11 with 55,400 original miles. It has been about 90 days and the car has been a pure joy to drive and own. The M52 is the least powerful of the 2.5 I6 engines available but is still reasonably quick with a wonderful smooth character and a good amount of torque. The balanced feel and handling put a huge smile on my face in every corner. It is also comfortable and reasonably quiet on the highway inspite of its tight, sporty character. This car was well maintained by its previous two owners and it shows. I now understand why BMW calls their cars the "Ultimate Driving Machine".
Bavarian Cream
Colin, 03/01/2005
1998 BMW 3 Series 328i 4dr Sedan
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
After years of BMW hating, my girlfriend finally convinced me to take one for a test drive. I drove an E46 325i (which I loved but did not find the price very inviting) and then my now E36 328i. Never have I experienced a car that is so connected to the driver and is able to "read" what I am doing next. For roughly $13k for a nice, low mileage example, there is simply no better car to buy than an e36 BMW. What a car! Much like an old Z, this is a car that I am kicking myself over for not discovering earlier. I bought mine from the dealership for an excellent price (With a 100k mile warranty included!) as a one owner, full history car. For those of you without one, you are truly missing out!
BMW 328IS coupe
BMW fan, 11/02/2003
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
What a great car to drive. We're buying an SUV for the space. I'll miss this fun, sporty car. Had many people comment..."NIIIIICE Car". I'd recommend it if you enjoy driving on the highway.
Great used car to drive
ed, 11/17/2008
1998 BMW 3 Series 328is 2dr Coupe
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Speaking as original owner,with 102k mi. Its a very nice and engineer vehicle! Love to drive all the time. I would recommend as great used car!
Dependability Is Needed
fred harris, 08/09/2004
1998 BMW 3 Series 323i 2dr Convertible
2 of 6 people found this review helpful
Found this car to need repairs on an every other month basis. Repairs on this car are very expensive so be ready. Get one thing fixed and something else goes out. Will not buy another BMW. I'm back to an easy to repair Mustang.