BMW 3 Series Usados en Venta en Stroudsburg, PA

What a great vehicle. With over 300,000 miles on the odometer, the car still runs perfectly with its original engine and transmission. Some engine accessories have had to be replaced, but the engine itself is solid. The vehicle is fun to drive. It's hard to stay in a bad mood when getting behind the wheel. The handling is light and accurate. The suspension is stiff like a sports car should be but not punishing. Being a convertible, it is a joy to drop the top on warm days and drive with the wind in your hair. Despite its 30 years of age, the car still looks great. The paint has some scratches and dents here and there, as might be expected on a car with so many miles, but it doesn't detract from its beauty.

Overall this vehicle is a joy, both excellent to drive and pleasing to the eye. It handles very well and is quite low to the ground, which I prefer. I have found it to be very fuel efficient for such an old car, even in suburban and urban areas with lots of stop and go traffic. The convertible top folds down quickly and with ease, though it isn't fully automatic as you have to give it a nudge at a certain point. Even after 160,000 miles it still runs beautifully; I have no trouble starting it. Unfortunately the key sticks sometimes, so locking the car can take longer than it should simply because the lock won't turn. However, this is not much of an issue because if the drivers door will not lock, locking the trunk will lock all doors too. The key also sticks when trying to turn the ignition, but this is easily resolved by wiggling the steering wheel. For an old car, it is still in excellent condition and drives really well.

The design of the vehicle is what really drew me to want a car of this nature. This car exudes '90s with a mix of German class. What I did not like about the car is that the owner before me completely had no knowledge of how to care for a German vehicle. Third-party parts were thrown upon this car as if someone didn't have the common knowledge to think that BMW did not know what they were doing when they designed the car, mechanically speaking and also visually with regard to tail light customization. So, mass amounts of funds were needed to bring this car back to its German supremacy, but luckily, there wasn't too much damage done.