i’m trying to get a hard top black BMW convertible made after 2010 with less than 100,000 miles. automatic and with bluetooth. Under $15,000.
Based on the specs, is this a good deal or should I hold off on purchasing this?
https://www.chicagoautocapital.com/details-2012-bmw-3_series-328i_hardtop_convertible-used-wbadw3c5xce823421.html
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Looks great. But you should have it checked by a mechanic other than then seller. Ask for a used car check
How does it compare against prices posted to cargurus.com?
It’s a great car but I wouldn’t pay that kind of money.
Maybe if it had a ton of recent documented maintenance like all oil seals, tires, brakes, etc …
The oyster interior does not age well (and you can already see it in photos).
Other than that it’s really great. Get it for 12k, replace the seats with black sport package seats and it’s awesome.
I spent a decade working on BMWs for a living. An 11-year-old BMW is going to be a money pit.
Man. From the 3 late model German cars I’ve owned. I can tell you this. I wouldn’t buy it. And I wouldn’t let someone I like buy it. Just to expensive to fix. To many electronics.
A 2010 BMW is ready for a new engine any day now.