2014 BMW 3 Series Usados en Venta

I just purchased this car at the beginning of the month used. It was not the car I was looking for. I really wanted the 335d for the increased power. But now after owning this and driving it for almost a month, it is good. I couldn't be happier with it. It's quick and agile. It gets 40+ mpg and drives much better than my old BMW 325i from 2006, which only got 17mpg. This car has so much torque. It lifts you out of your seat during acceleration, and if it's even a little wet out, it spins the tires every chance it gets. The comfort drive or whatever it's called is amazing as well. I can control my phone including Spotify from the on board computer through the steering wheel, and all it does is connect through Bluetooth. The comfort entry system actually works extremely well unlike my old BMW. The ride comfort is significantly improved with the run flat tires I have on the new one when compared to my old BMW. I love this car and couldn't be happier. Although a diesel, it's not the diesels of yesterday. This thing really preforms, and the fuel economy is insanely good!

The BMW I leased was great at first. The speed was relatively faster than the Honda I had turned over as a down payment, and just the fact of owning the brand brought a sense of calm to me as a driver. However, as time went on, the negatives of leasing this car started to spur out.

I really liked the fit and finish of the car. It is above average looking, although not exceptional. I REALLY like the maintenance free part of having the lease. I like not having to pay for basic maintenance and oil changes. I appreciate the loaners that BMW gives you at no cost. The power and performance are pretty decent. I consider myself a "car nut" and I don't feel that I compromised with this choice. The problems I do have is that BMW constantly nickels and dimes its customers. Luxury cars that I have owned in the past come equipped with standard luxuries, like backup cameras, leather interior, heated mirrors, HID headlights, etc. BMW consistently offers the bare minimum and then over charges for what are included as a standard options on Infinitis, Acuras, etc. On the whole, though, I do really like the car and I would consider a BMW in the future, the one thing that they don't seem to compromise on is the performance. The price forr performance can be had many other places for cheaper, though. I feel that BMW has built a status symbol that allows them to demand a higher price for the same level of performance. But I will admit the car seems very solid and I have had no issues. There are no creaks or rattles and it has been very reliable.