I have owned my 2004 BMW 330ci for just over one year. In that time, it has performed very well. I bought it for about $8,000 with 79,000 miles. The interior was in very good condition and has aged remarkably well given the age of the car. All of the electronics work well, and the stereo sounds very good. The ride quality is firm but forgiving and offers excellent feedback through the steering wheel, offering good road feel. The engine is a little slow under 3,500 rpm but pulls very hard after 3,500 through about 6,200 rpm. The exhaust note is also quite pleasing once higher in the rev range. It is comfortable when it needs to be but sporty and agile when the road or conditions demand it. One thing I do not care for is the fuel economy. I average roughly 18 miles to the gallon. In my previous car, a Volvo S60, I was averaging closer to 30 miles per gallon. Another thing that bothers me is the lack of connectivity options. It has no aux port or Bluetooth, so I have had to install an aftermarket Bluetooth unit. All in all. It has been a very good car that I plan to keep for a while.

This is by far one of the greatest cars I have ever owned. It was expensive but worth every penny. It is very fast and has all of the luxury comforts one would expect a BMW to have. Heated seats, lane assist, navigation, moonroof, and high-quality speakers just to name a few. I have never had a problem with the car, and it has only ever required routine maintenance. The seats are leather and extremely comfortable. I can drive it safely with my family in it, or I can drive really fast when I am alone. This car, aside from off-roading, can do it all.