The BMW 428i is a great sporty vehicle. It has sleek lines that everyone loves, and when the windows are tinted, it becomes even more sporty. The interior is not spacious, so if you need to use the back seat, just beware it is suited primarily for a small person. It is low slung, so getting in requires a little agility, but once seated, you feel like you're in a super sports car. The leather interior and styling is luxurious feeling. The electronics are up to date and include voice commands for various functions with an easy to use dial in the console area. The sound system is excellent as is all the driving functions—from auto to sports mode. Its tagline is accurate in when it is called the driving machine. On the highway, it is smooth and fast. Since it is a sports car, the wheel steering is tight but will respond beautifully. The equipment is great from the run-flat tires to the transmission and engine. There is not a lot to dislike with this car beyond the fact that it is a BMW so there is a bit of a price tag. It can be a little pricey. The only problem that once it is out of warranty, the service/maintenance costs are pretty high. Otherwise, I highly recommend this vehicle.

I recently purchased a certified pre-owned BMW from BMW of Riverside. The model I chose was a 2014 428i Sport with just under 45k miles. At first glance, this car looks great. It has sleek lines and the sportiness of a true two-door coupe. When you get into the cabin, you immediately realize the pristine level of craftsmanship from this German-engineered sports car. From the leather-wrapped steering wheel to the aluminum accented trim, the car screams luxury. It's not until you press the gas pedal, however, until this car comes alive. While it's only got a four-cylinder, the car outputs around 250hp which is plenty for a car of this size. In short, it's quick; reaching 0--60 in just six seconds. At 40 grand it came well equipped, including an 8-inch navigation screen, Xenon headlights, fog lamps, heated seats, automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, and blind spot monitoring. While other cars have these options, BMW always pulls it off best. This truly is a great car for those looking to get into the BMW brand for a reasonable price.

I've had my 335i e90 for a year and a half and it's been hell! The gas pump was recalled and replaced by the previous owner and I still had to replace it (out of my own pocket because my mechanic did not mention it was covered under the BMW Warranty). I have had to replace the water pump and thermostat, the Oil filter housing was leaking and had to be replaced (BMW quoted me for a transmission something seal at $3K!), I've had a coolant leak pretty much since I got the car. After the water pump was replaced, the coolant leak continued and I was told that it needs a new Radiator. Took the car apart to replace a radiator which took about 2 weeks to locate since it's so rare, only to realize that I have been played again by the mechanics and existing radiator was not leaking, but I found that there was some sort of leak on the intercooler which sits below the radiator. I now have to deal with that somehow.