Bmw 3-series 325 on 2040-cars
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BMW’s marketing calls it the “Ultimate Driving Machine” and it is a blast to drive. It handles corners well, has some giddy up and it can be put in Sport mode which makes the shift points higher for added performance. There is also the Premium package that gives you the auto-dimming rear view mirror and integrated garage door opener and Harmon Kardon Speakers. Plus the Cold package with heated seats and a ski bag through the back seat. The interior is in exceptional shape as well as the top and was always in a garage. Even the little things are awesome, it has speed sensitive sound which means the sound level increases as wind noise increases with the top down. The passenger side mirror tilts down when in reverse. When locking the doors the fuel door also locks. Rollover protection in the headrests. Has cold A/C which was rarely used as the top down is always the better choice. The transmission is automatic but can also be manually shifted through the Sport mode. Four wheel disc brakes work great, almost no road noise so going 30 or 70 sounds the same. Great color combination of steel grey and black. The paint is in great shape, just look at the reflection of the tree on the hood. The 3 series is a popular car because it does everything well. Miles are low for the year at 92k as I only put on 20k over six years since it was not my daily driver just something to be enjoyed. Comes with Owner’s manuals, one key and an emergency key. Complete features: •Premium Package •Cold Package •Air conditioning •AM/FM radio •CD player •Radio data system •Harmon Kardon speakers •Speed sensitive sound •Xenon Headlights •ABS brakes •Integrated Garage Door Opener •Power driver seat •Power passenger seat •Power steering •Power windows •Power door mirrors •Passenger door mirror tilts down when in reverse •Brake assist •Traction control •Automatic temperature control •Delay-off headlights •Fully automatic headlights •Speed control •Remote keyless entry •Variably intermittent wipers •Myrtle Wood Trim •Front Bucket Seats •Leather Upholstery •Glass rear window •Fully Automatic Top •Memory seat •Steering wheel mounted audio controls •Dual front impact airbags •Four wheel independent suspension •Integrated roll-over protection •Speed-sensing steering •Auto-Dimming Mirror •Rear window defroster •Tilt steering wheel •Outside temperature display •Trip computer •Heated Front Seats •16'' x 7'' Five Spoke Alloy Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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