Used 2019 BMW 3 Series Consumer Reviews
Love Love Love our car
I love this car! Sleek design! Super comfortable the only thing I would change is there is not a lot of storage space for things like glasses etc. other than that this car is beautiful and the price is affordable for a luxury car
Fun to Drive, Great cruiser
I bought this 2018 330Xi after years ( and more than 400,000 miles) of S60 Volvo ownership. I loved those cars and thought I couldn't find a better sedan. However the 330Xi has been a real joy to own. Unlike others I have found the tyres and seating just fine. In fact the seat is better than the S60 as it is more adjustable and hugs you better. I have made several crowss country trips in this car, driving 1000 miles ( 17+v hours) at a time and feel relaxed at my destination. The headsup display, nav system and sound system along with the seat and responsiveness make for a delightful ride. When up to speed on western interstates I run in ECO and get 37-38 MPG. When in city, or high traffic areas I run in SPORT and get 32 MPG. Ya it takes premium gas but even so it crushes the MPG of the P2 Volvos and deliveries much more. Not sure what other reviewers drove over their life, but the 330 is a much better car then it's similar priced rivals. Bought "Liesl" as a CPO so didn't experience the top end cost of NEW and it was priced equal to or better than competitor sedans at 3 years old.
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- 330i SedanMSRP: $25,99539 mi away
- 330i xDrive SedanMSRP: $18,99510 mi away
- 330i SedanMSRP: $20,99316 mi away
This car Wafts along
Extremely pleased with this car's road manners. It gathers speed with ease and has a ton of great features standard. The 8 speed transmission is my absolute favorite of the hundreds of cars I've driven!!
Mr satisfied
Do your homework and look for 1 owner lease return
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Good initial impressions after 4K miles
If you want to because it’s the sport sedan benchmark, it will deliver. However, the tech integration and active driving aids are impressive. For inputs to the infotainment, you can use voice, customizable buttons, steering wheel buttons and gesture control, which works well once you get good at performing gestures recognized by the system. You can use two fingers to point to the screen and customize that gesture for various functions. Similarly, you can open and close your hand twice and program it to set the nav to “home”. You can make a thumbs up sign but sideways with your thumb to the right to forward music to the next screen. You can do the same via steering wheel controls and view the music in the heads up display. The infotainment has a dizzying array of menus, and although they don’t appear intuitive, there is good logic and it becomes easier after a few days of use. The voice control works very well, but it’s quicker and easier to use programmable memory buttons for quick access to things you use most often. Or, even the gestures are faster than a short conversation with the virtual assistant. I named mine spongebob and it responds politely when I say “hey spongebob”. I don’t even have to wait to listen to its response to my request for attention. I can just overtalk and speak my request. Pretty spectacular so far
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