Used BMW 3 Series for Sale in Flemington, NJ

I own a 2007 BMW 328xi and I absolutely love it. The car is all wheel drive and is fully loaded. The navigation system is easy to use and gets me from point A to B without any wrong directions. The quality of this car is far superior then any of its class. The tight suspension leads to great handling around tight curves and on-ramps as well as almost 300 horses allow this car to power quickly matching speeds of other cars on the highway.

I got this car used, but I always wanted a BMW. This was a high school car for me, and I'm using it now even after graduation. The style is great, in black. I also really like the inside. I'm a bit lazy with cleaning it, but so is everyone, regardless of how nice their car is (in my opinion). Gotten into an accident twice. Damaged the side a bit. And the car was used, so there's some interior damage: a few cracks, a few tears, etc. Otherwise, it's a good car. I quite like it overall.

The BMW 330i offered in 2006 introduced a new body style which many consider controversial. This style updates one of their most popular and best selling models with a wider stance, higher beltline for doors/windows, and more powerful and efficient engines. The 330i is equipped with a straight-6 3.0 liter gasoline engine that makes 256 horsepower. Zero to sixty times are about 5.9 seconds, which is respectable for a 4-door sedan that weighs in at 3600 lbs. Even with the weight, the variable-valve engine realistically gets about 18/28 mpg, depending on how aggressively you drive. On that note, the superior handling that BMWs are known for is present in this car. The sport package includes staggered tire sizes on 18 inch rims front to back, with run-flat tires standard. The run-flats provide some peace of mind allowing the car to be driven for 50 miles at speeds up to 50 mph while fully deflated. This is enough to avoid being stuck in a dangerous location, or to find a repair shop without the need for a tow. Overall, the horsepower, suspension, and grip provide a very satisfying drive that belies the car's size and weight. A manual transmission adds to the fun as this engine comes alive with maximum torque around 4000 rpm and a 7500 rpm redline. In terms of quality, the interior is available in several trims with different wood grains or brushed aluminum panels in the dashboard. Seats and carpeting are available in a range of colors in leather or fabric which complement each other nicely. The dashboard itself is spartan in its control setup, however. Most switches and buttons have been relegated to the iDrive system, a singular multifunction knob placed on the center console which manages everything from air conditioning to engine status. In fact, these cars no longer include a dipstick, so oil levels, and other engine feedback, are monitored electronically and selected with the iDrive knob. The seating is comfortable and roomy for four, but three in the rear is cramped. Headroom is adequate, as is the driver's view out of the cockpit, although side-view mirrors are relatively small. Safety is enhanced with anti-rollback sensors which engage the brakes automatically for 2 seconds, allowing for smooth starts on hills. Similarly, in wet conditions, the brakes will auto dry periodically by engaging just enough to remove water from rotor surfaces while in motion. Overall, BMW has once again built a refined sport sedan giving just enough power and ample handling ability to satisfy immensely.