Used 2006 BMW 330 for sale

Was looking for a conversation van. Found 1 on the lot. Needed A/C repair. Said they would fix it. Put down a miniscule amount to hold. In the meantime numerous offers came. Some offering more than asking price. Not dealer hype! This was Friday. Repair completed Wednesday. I'm a 😊 owner of a conversation van.

One of the few convertibles still made with a manual transmission that’s not a muscle car. Have absolutely loved driving this car although it does tend to chew through tires.

i came in to look at there SVUs and i end up getting a 2007 lexus RX350 with a very great price and they were able to get my the finance at the rate i was happy with and its been a month and the car is great. and the people were great very helpful with my questions.

It’s better than Mercedes-Benz it’s very reliable runs very well well Do you like to handle and control this vehicle fits like a glove And cold weather this guy will start

This car is a super fun car to drive on a curvy ride it's like you are riding on rails it has plenty of pickup even at high speeds it is a very quiet ride stock stereo is great I totally dig this car.

This is a dealership to visit. They have great cars at fair prices. Their customer service is outstanding and their respect to their clients is unmatched

My first car, a 2006 BMW 330ci convertible, was the very definition of a BMW. For anyone thinking of purchasing the 330ci, I strongly endorse the vehicle for a plethora of reasons. First off, there's the 330ci's performance. Although it's no M3, the 330ci still has plenty of oomph derived from its sweet-sounding straight six engine. Furthermore, the car hugs the road like - well, a BMW. On my specific 330ci, I had tires that were balder than the top of Trump's head, yet it never slid out unexpectedly in slippery conditions; it's clear that BMW designed the chassis with handling being the first priority. In addition, my 330ci that was equipped with the sports package (firmer suspension and more aggressive seat bolsters) was actually incredibly comfortable to drive. Both the ride and the seats were just sporty enough without sacrificing comfort. Finally, with all of that being said, someone in the market for one of these is likely begging the question: how reliable is it? For a BMW, very. Coming from another make, it may take some time to get used to repair bills - just understand that you're purchasing an older German sports car, find a reliable independent mechanic, and brace for financial impact.