Used 2016 BMW 3 Series for Sale

I wanted to get a new car and wasn't initially looking at BMWs at all. However, due to the suggestions of my family that Mercedes and BMW actually offered pretty good deals on new leased cars, I decided to take a look at what was available. The Mercedes dealership wouldn't give me the time of day, even though my family had just bought a new high-end car from them less than a year before. On the other hand, the BMW dealership was great and was willing to show me cars and discuss what I could do to best afford it. I ended up getting a 320i without any extra features for a lease payment that wasn't any more than it would have been for a much less nice brand of car. The car's fuel economy is decent, and the performance is great. The trim is nice but not ridiculously luxurious. The one downside is that the car they had available was white, and it's really hard to keep clean. In particular, the front doors leak a small amount of grey-black lubrication or grease at the bottom corner, and it always has a stain from the bottom corner of the door to the bottom of the car. I put very few miles per year on the car and will probably buy out the lease when it's up.

The BMW 320i is nice-looking car. The design of the car is superb, and it is a head turner wherever you go. The car drives like a dream, and the BMW customer service is incredible. However, I must say that BMWs tend to lack some of the features that other competitors now offer on some of their based models. My previous car, a 2013 Hyundai Sonata, had rear-view camera, built-in GPS, and heated seats. None of these feature came with my 2016 BMW! You would expect a luxury car to have these features on their base model. Moreover, that build quality of the interior was okay at best.