At $7995, this 2004 BMW is an extremely good deal for a luxury car. It’s lightly driven for a nine year old car. It has just 105,887 miles on it and interior appears clean.
Although luxury cars are thought to be ideal for the summer, this one is also ideal in the winter. It has an all wheel drive system. It comes with heated leather seats and Hill Descent Control, with helps drivers during steep and slippery situations.
This one would make for a nice second family car, car for a young professional, or even car for a student (it’s inexpensive enough).
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This is the benchmark. The BMW 3 Series cars are the aspiration for every automaker building a sports sedan or smaller luxury sedan.
There's a good reason for that. The 3 Series is superb. Whether it's the standard 325i or the high-performance M3, they are driver's cars. Dynamically, each is outstanding: a highly refined machine that corners, accelerates, and stops swiftly. The 3 Series puts drivers in touch with the road instead of isolating them. Driving the sedan, coupe, convertible or sport wagon is a joy. They blend luxury and sport with high levels of quality, making living with them joyful as well. Their interiors are well equipped and comfortable.
Other automakers are envious of the 3 Series for another reason: It exemplifies consistency in product character and values. BMW's 3 Series cars have been the benchmark for entry luxury cars for some time, and we do not see this changing soon.
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