E46 325xi Review : The Bargain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2018
- Across the board, E46 BMWs can be had for fractions of their original MSRP. So, can the smallest, cheapest, and least powerful cousin of the legendary E46 M3 possibly retain the brand's core values?
2003 325xi, Carbon Schwarz Metallic
Music:
C5 - To the Stars
Art of Silence - Dramatic Cinematic
Xandra - Guardian - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I’m a master certified bmw technician. I don’t usually comment on videos, I just watch and go my way.
But I’m making a exception and leaving this comment.
I’ve watched BMW’s on VCR tapes before TH-cam, before the internet even existed. I’m 40 I grew up on magazines and my pay phones.
That being said this is one of the best bmw videos I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching. I completely agree with everything you had to say.
Really well done video, thanks for putting a smile on my face with your E46 video 👨🏼🔧👏🏼
Thank you for the kind words, I really appreciate it. I’m glad you enjoyed.
Just got one today 04 XI, crazy how it fell into place. After hearing several people say I made huge mistake bc of maintenance expenses...I was starting to second guess my surprise purchase. I had plans to buy Honda Element for practicality. I was not excited about the soccer mom vibe due to shifter placement . I did love the suicide style rear door and tailgate area but I'm more a 69 Fastback ... covid-19 Pandemic struggle choices limited.
Short version..thank you for making this video! Relatable, engaging also informative. After watching video, I can now go to sleep peacefully bc I made the only reasonable decision....Buy the BMW. Have a great
The e46 is the perfect first car. I bought a 330xi auto in college and completely fell in love with it. It taught me how to drive, how to work on cars, and how to properly care for them. It’s fun, refined, and timeless. I have had ZERO mechanical failures over the 60,000 miles I’ve put on it. Common wear items such as bushings and axels but it has never ever left me stranded. The day I have to sell my little 3 series is one I’m not looking forward to.
Still miss mine, I sold it for quite a bit more than I paid but still wish I’d just kept it.
Hey this was my first car, and my current car
@@mislavkonjik2827 rwd is not unsafe if you take time to practice it. Buy a cheap manual rwd car that you don't care to beat on and drive it fast in a large gravel, practice your oversteer and braking and learn it. Learn proper clutch engagement on slipper surfaces and hills. It takes time and effort to become a good, efficient driver but it is worth it.
@@mislavkonjik2827 Even better if it becomes winter where you are practice in remote parking lots when it is snowy, those two things are how I learned.
How old r u
@@mislavkonjik2827 why RWD is dangerous?
same but regular 325i
one of the best car reviews I've ever watched
I just bought my first E46. Its a 2004 325xi. It sat for 3 years with the same gas in it. Once that issue ran its course, I have fell in love with this car. It has high mileage but drives great. very solid ride and very fun to drive.
Same here..i have a 2004 325xi... I absolutely love it.. beautiful car
I have an '04 325xi...love it....I do keep up with the maintenance and do not beat the car.
I upgraded the stereo, wheels , tail lights,,car looks great! has 105,000 miles. fun fun fun
Fantastic video! You really covered all the important aspects of how the car drives, and you included a good amount of buyer advice. Also, video quality was great!
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Fantastic content as usual man! Always look forward to these reviews. Come spring I may need to pick one up.
Zach Woods Thanks Zach! Can’t go wrong with an E46.
Convinced me to get one! Great video!
got one of these as my first car back in October. This review really captivates it! Very fun car to drive.
How many issues did you have with it?
Not sure why this doesn't have more views. Very well made video
Great review video. I like your genuine admiration of this platform and chassis. You personality shines and compliments your video.
Thanks! That's very kind of you.
Great video! I just bought my first BMW, a 2004 325XI and i was blown away the first time I drove it. As a Miata owner as well, you nailed it right on the head. Even though mine is an automatic, and its not fast, it still has that sports car DNA that just makes it so fun to drive but still is a good daily driver. Little apprehensive on maintenance costs, but so far I love the car.
I'm checking out essentially the exact same car tomorrow - 2003 325xi manual, but with the added options like the big display. 220,000 miles, asking price is $1300. Hoping to get it for a solid grand! (If all checks out, of course. Bringing my mechanic friend along for the ride to get a more experienced set of eyes on it)
was on the fence about getting one this made me feel better
very nice video, very informative and also makes me want to go for a nice long scenic drive.
Glad my video had that effect! Long scenic drives are what it’s all about 👍🏼 Thank you.
You're so right about this car, I own the automatic version of this car and it's a great car.
Awesome, I’ve owned an automatic too, still plenty fun. Thanks for watching.
Only a minute in and I like the way you have it formatted. You defiantly put time into your videos from filming angles to what/how you say things! I subscribed
Thanks Levi, trying to make sure each one is better than the last.
i own a 323i, the previous owner didn't give it much love and care. i just finished fixing up the internals of it after a year and now im working on getting the paint redone. As my first car, it was the best decision i've made.
Great review video.Things that I wanted to hear. I have a 2004 325xi in Silver but it is an automatic.But I can't knock it because the car was given to me.Excellent body work,and paint.I think I'm going to really enjoy this machine. Thanks for the vid !!
My first car was an 01 325xi automatic in black. Anytime I don’t have an E46, I miss them!
Your videos are so informative and nice to look at. I do wish that you would make videos more frequently, but hey, can’t get everything ;) It shows that you put a lot of work behind every video.
It’d be really cool if you could get your hands on an E90 328/330i!
Jake Thank you Jake, I really appreciate that.
As the season in New England gets less terrible (snow) I’ll be trying to ramp up releases significantly. I have an E39 M5 and Challenger 392 Scat Pack lined up for reviews.
As you guessed, I’m extremely picky about what gets put on the channel as well. Only things that I myself would want to watch.
Thanks again for watching. And I’ll try my best to find an E90!
Yes please! Currently have a 8th gen civic si and really wanting to upgrade to an e90 328-330i or xi! ( manual of course )
Big boss I like your call
@@BuzzytheBlue i have a question, is a 2001 BMW Series 3 325xi AWD with 202,600 miles on it a good choice for a first car the guy wants $3,500 also i live in a pretty snowy place
@@takuache338 With those kind of miles $3,500 seems pretty steep to me. Assuming good mechanical and cosmetic condition, I'd probably pay no more than $2500. For context, I got my 2003 with about 140,000 and a manual transmission for $2300. Obviously prices are different from place to place, but still. Hope that helps.
just bought a 2002 325i with 94,000 miles. Could not be more excited.
I have the opportunity of purchasing one for my first car. I was iffy about it as first but after watching this video, I think it is the right platform for me. Thank You!
I have the exact same car just 2004 instead, I bought it from an auction for 2 grand. It’s not a race car but it shifts so well, people always compliment it, and it has had no engine problems at 150,000 miles
I’m about to upgrade from my 1998 accord to a 2005 325xi with only 63,000 miles. Could not be more excited!
Bought an ‘02 330Ci first car back in november, saddle brown seats, loved it how i got it love it even more with my RGB angel eyes, projector retrofitted headlights, ambient lighting, and 9 inch infotainment with apple car play, turns heads everywhere i go🔥
Ooof saddle brown in an E46, you found a winner 👍🏼
Very nice review!
*EXCELLENT VIDEO*
Superb visual quality, and informative performance breakdown.
Upon research, I'm noticing people are leaning more towards the 325 "i", as a pose to the "xi" due to that slight speed difference of 189 hp, versus the 186 hp - as well as better mpg, due to the total car weight of the "i" being slightly lighter.
It's tough making a decision on either model, but I guess your environment should dictate a final decision.
Thanks mega-much for sharing *an informative video. Liked/Subscribed.
Thank you! I agree with your research. In climates where the AWD of the Xi isn’t needed, the “i” is the better all around car. As you said, more performance, less weight, and better gas mileage. Plus, less complex drivetrain to maintain, the front axles of the Xi are a common problem area.
I might be purchasing one as my first car, i find it strange how many completely opposing reviews there are on it. I'm putting it down to people being rough with it, random or one off issues sometimes due mistakes on repairs. Going to test drive it in the next few days and we'll see what kinda condition its really in
murmaider max I’ve owned two 325xi’s with high mileage and they’ve been wonderful. Front axles and cooling system issues are really the only notable things I dealt with. Anyone that says they’re unreliable just bought a beat one.
Man that song at 1:35 really brings me back in time to 2015 internet
Nice video nice music nice review its a pleasur to see
Thank you!
Great video! Looking for a 330xi as my first car but after watching this I'm considering a 325xi!
Can’t go wrong with either. Neither is going to be “fast”, so focus on finding the cleanest example with the options you want!
I've owned mine for 9 years. And I have a tendency to buy and sell cars often. Mine is now at 131k miles. Replaced the front axles because of a torn CV boot, and replaced the thermostat. That's it. So your review was absolutely spot on. I live in Santa Fe, and the car is really satisfying on our mountain roads here. Since we don't use salt in the winter, there is no telling how long this little AWD can last. Oh and definitely the manual transmission is the way to go!
reading this at first i thought that you live in KIA
I’m about to buy a 2003 325i but it’s the rear wheel drive version. It’s also the 5 speed and I can’t wait to pick it up
Greatest bmw ever made timeless...the steering is telepathic and it is fast....
Recently got a 2000 323i, with a straight six engine, mint car that was very well taken care of. first time having a Rwd car and a straight six, I'm in honey moon right now !
50/50 weight distribution and a straight six, BMW bread and butter 😍
This is awesome, you just convinced me to buy an 325xi :)
PS: Your video is really a good quality, I love your drones plans !
Thank you! You can't go wrong with an E46. I've had two 325xis at this point and both have been excellent.
I'm gonna be looking at an 04 325xi in a few days and I'm excited. Originally wanted a 330i but as long as this is fun to drive I'll be happy.
They’re both excellent cars, neither are going to be “fast” by modern standards so it’s best to just find the cleanest example you can.
I have an e46 325xi auto. and love it.. The CCV system was kinda bad design and $1000 but really the only prob in 10 months. My other bimmers were manual 318ti and an oldie 1971 Bavaria - which I ran at a tweaked top end 145 mph for ONE HOUR. Beyond belief! At the time it had 80K on it.
Nice review
This Is Ade Brown Thank you!
Good explanation
I own a 325i auto and a 330i manual both 02s I love them both
What I like the most … it’s like with the A4 B6 and the Volvo S60 around that time - are these iconic silhouettes.
I just bought a 03 automatic with high mileage and so far it's running smoothly 👍
city fuel consumption?
I actually plan on going to see one today. It's an automatic with 180K negotiated down to $2,200. It would be my 1st import. (I did once briefly own an Acura integra) What I have primarily owned are full sized American rwd sedans. All my experience with snow in those has always been the main drawback and this year I decided to seek an awd and it came down to BMW and Subaru being the go to in terms of reliability and comfort for a family of 4. Thants for your input. Great video.
Thank you, I would go for a very extensive test drive and look for any fluid leaks, clunks etc. with 180k miles it could either be extremely reliable as it’s been driven and maintained properly, or a total nightmare if it’s had many owners and lacked proper care. Best of luck going forward, and thanks again for watching.
So a week later I can say that I am now an official owner of a 2003 325xi BMW which has been nothing but impressive. In the fuel department alone I pulled 230 miles on a half tank &coming from 1990's rwd American V8 sedans as I stated before I can say it's pretty awesome. The ONLY issues are primarily minimal such as interior pillars slightly losing their material and my only concern is the service engine soon light that turned on an off within the last two days. I have it scheduled to be serviced next week. Thanks for the tips.
@@dannygonzalez6548 how's it doing 4 months later? I'm looking at a 02 325xi with about 128k miles on it. Just in need of something nicer than what I have but that will last me. I love cars and take very good care of them so I would think it would last me a while. He's asking 3k, but I'm sure it's negotiable.
3 k is too high negotioate down to 2300 if you can. Check the subframe if model is before the 2002 facelift.
Hello, I have a e46 330xi and wanted to swap it into rwd, but not sure the engine supports of the two are similar in the front. Do you think the two front spots of the xi subframe bolts into the same place as rwd? Do you think it would swapable? Thanks.
Thanks Bro! I really want to own that car 😍
I purchased a black 2004 325xi with natural brown interior for $2200. it’s a manual, it had 152,000 miles when i purchased it, and it currently has a lil over 182,000. I added coilovers to give it a 1.5” inch drop on all 4 corners along with spacers. It’s a great daily driver, no major issues just regular maintenance.
Basically same story as my car haha, 2003 for $2300. Making me miss it.
@@BuzzytheBlue i had a 2003 330xi prior to this, i just love e46 sedans haha
city fuel consumption?
I just bought an 04 325ci, 143k miles, for 4500. It is in tip top shape all around and all it needs is the headlight to be cleared a bit but other than that literally nothing else. I turned 16 4/22 this year and I cannot WAIT until I get tags plates insurance and license.
Congrats, an E46 was my first car too! You’re gonna have a blast.
After driving a few friend's BMWs, I bought an '03 325xi 5 speed for $1,700 a year and a half ago (this was when used car prices were still through the roof, it was a bargain).
It's needed a couple things but I have had absolutely no regrets. I love it. I occasionally miss my previous car ('07 Jetta GLI 6 speed, it was a rust bucket) but overall the BMW is a great car. It's the most boring BMW I've ever driven but it has such a great feel and is just fun and pleasant every time I'm behind the wheel.
03 silver auto on 200k.. no trans problems
Alexander Granados wait actually?
04 steel blue auto on 320k miles... no trans problems
02 blue auto 236k no trans problems
@@williamperri3437 see what car feels better if there is any slippage with the automatic then stay away, if the clutch feels weird or has a high take up or the shifter doesn't feel smooth you would want to stay away from the manual. If both preform as they should pick the car you like more or the car that is in better over all condition. Best of luck
05 black auto on 175k no trans problem bought car not running fixed it uo for less than 1.5k
I own one as well, and everything this video covers is right.. and if you really love owning a car like this you can do cosmetic things to it and fixi it up and bring it up to date with the cars of today, no need to buy new cars of today.. they dont last that long like the e46😀
Awesome my Fave
just bought a 2003 325xi w 195k miles 5 speed buzzy! thanks to your review! look for the video on my channel tomorrow! got it for 2k! only paid that much bc its smogged, reg till 2021 and its a 5 speed!
Can’t go wrong with a well sorted E46. I’ve owned two and I’m sure I’ll own another down the road!
BuzzytheBlue needs a lot of work and the underside is rusted a bit and a small leak wish I inspected it a little better but overall runs good waiting to get the eibach springs to help ride quality
I wish mine had a sunroof... I recently bought mine. Stahlblau Metallic 02, 5spd 325xi black leather and fairly well maintained and it only cost me $1,300
Very informative!
Thanks.
I am wondering with all wheel drive, I’ve had rear wheel and front and can control those no prop if slip, sometimes I do for fun.. and this car sticks. But worried about when it slips if it does, wonder how it will be to correct a all wheel drive? .. not that I would on purpose but stuff happens..
It’s rear biased AWD with a constant split, never changes. So it’s very predictable and will drive similar to what you’re used to from a RWD car. They’re a blast in the snow, very capable but fun to slide around if you choose too.
I too have an m roadster (although its a Z3M) and I found a 2004 325xi for only $1500. Automatic sadly, but only has 130k mies on her. Are these good in snow?
Excellent in the snow. If you live somewhere that gets a lot, throw a decent set of snow tires on it and you’ll be unstoppable. I had blizzaks on my last 325xi and I couldn’t get it stuck if I tried. But, a side note, be very very careful buying one that cheap, could need quite a bit of mechanical work. Definitely go on an extensive test drive.
Intro was way to long but the review was great !
Question for you: where does the motor sit rev wise when on the highway at say 80? My e36 with a five speed manual sits at about 3500-4000, and is rather loud and buzzy. Is this car the same?
Don’t own the car anymore but I never felt it was revving too high or buzzy on the highway. I imagine at 80 it was turning similar RPM, 3500-4000, but the smoothness and refinement of the M54 meant it was still silky smooth and quiet.
Just bought a 04 325xi for $1700 perfect conditions
I have this car, bought it for $700, replaced the clutch and some minor body damage. Runs great. And I also have another motor that I’m rebuilding. No need for a new car anytime soon. Gotta change my shocks/ struts though
I did Bilstein B8 struts/shocks and Eibach lowering springs on mine and it transformed the car. Obviously way better handling but the ride quality improved drastically too.
i watched this review an decided to pick up an 01 with 120k on it. definitely worth it!
What would be a good engine swap to do for this that won't be too expensive but make great power? Will an LS just hook up in there or what.
On an E46 in general? Or the Xi in particular. The Xi drivetrain cannot handle big power, anything over 300 you would start breaking stuff. If you mean a 325i (RWD) idk, depends on your budget, whether you’d do the work yourself, access to fabrication etc. the overwhelming majority of the time I’d recommend against that and just putting the money into a faster car.
I found a e46 that is the same year as yours but the clutch is going under hard acceleration idk if I should get it or not
If it’s a cheap car like mine was, then definitely not. Unless you’re comfortable doing the job yourself that is. Then it could be worthwhile.
Your headlights need a polish. It's cheap and easy to do and the car looks years younger when done :)
Dude I like that engine note!! How did you achieved that. My exhaust is bone stock and I´m looking forward to make it sound better
I liked it too! It’s just a magnaflow muffler and K&N cone intake! If you find the other 325xi video on the channel, the exact muffler part number should be in the description.
BuzzytheBlue Thanks man I will check that out. The sound on the convertible M3 is sick too, way deeper and less raspy than stock👌🏻
I have the simple e46 316i;great car
I’ve been looking to get 325 or 330 e46 but it’s very hard to find a good one because there aren’t too many manuals for sale for some reason
raoul kajanoja There are just less of them than the autos unfortunately. Good reason to hold onto it when you find one. They seem to carry a premium over the autos.
Because its rare
#manuale46owner
And because...we don't sell them!
@@dobypilgrim6160 you nailed, i have owned every e46 style expect for the m3 and zhp, resell all of them to make profit ,for fist time I bought a e46 32xi stick shift and I'm not thinking about selling at all ,it's silver color with black interior ,I'm upgrading the stereo ( eonon ) wrapping the trunk in carbon fiber and changing the from bumper for a M tech sport and changing the tail lights for a red & clear
If it were you, would you take a 325i (with a tune making about 230whp, a msport suspension, exhaust along with a few other things) or a 330xi that would need some aesthetic fixes? Both are around 5k
I would love to know what else that 325i has on it if they’re claiming 230whp lmao. I know guys with headers and pretty much every NA bolt on you can buy that only make around 190-200whp. Far more likely that the car is making maybe 230 crank hp. If the car is going to be your daily driver, assuming both have similar mileage as well, just take the 330Xi. It’ll be about as fast, or even feel faster because the stock powerband will be more accessible and torquey than the modified 2.5L. And assuming the aesthetic fixes aren’t too major.
Your car has probably tripled in value now. Great great, video.
This really makes we wish I didn’t own an automatic ‘09 corolla
Jacob Washer 😭
Had one for a year now. Fun and surprisingly quick. Sad to say the front diff blew out (freak occurence) at 40mph and a shitty mechanic has left me with a car and problems he caused. Hopefully I'll get it all sussed out and back to being the car I bought.
Just make sure you do ALL the preventative maintenance, especially a complete cooling system refresh, and do as much work yourself as you can or it does get $$$$.
1rewd1 Wow, I’ve never heard about front diffs letting go. Totally agree with doing the work yourself if possible. They aren’t particularly difficult to work on and labor on BMWs is as expensive as ever.
I drove across country and about halfway through my front diff went out on my 04 xi... feel you there. quite pricey but worth it!! just bought mine a few months ago.
Just bought 2001 325xi 5 speed with 115k miles and snowflake rims for 3500
Where i live the e46 325i with manual cost the same as a e90 325i
For anyone wanting to do a cheap budget upgrade to this vehicle, try to find someone selling their old stock 17 inch wheels from another bmw. When you upgrade to 17's, now you can upgrade your calipers to 330xi calipers, which are a bit larger, and you can use 330xi rotor size. Also you can now install wider tires if you wish.
Solid info dude, nice. 👍🏼
@@BuzzytheBlue, you're welcome. We love our e46's.
Its funny you said that, i brought my 04 325xi touring a year ago and did exactly that. Well i already had 18in rims on it. I swapped to a M54B30 engine along with a 6 spd xi transmission and the 330xi brakes and Koni with H&R springs combo. The car is so fun to drive.
Can we just keep a low profile on depreciated but great cars? I want to buy one when I move out in 2 years and I want the price to stay low until then
Don’t worry man they won’t be coming up anytime soon lol. Normal E46’s have a long long road ahead of them before they begin appreciating.
@@BuzzytheBlue ok thanks, thats pretty reassuring
im getting a 2003 bmw 325xi for 2k in red w a ski rack on premium wheels red 5 speed on Saturday cant wait
Love my 325Ci. 92k Miles. 2nd owner. $4500. Owned for a year now
The Car Life Sounds like a very clean E46 for a nice price. Thanks for watching.
BuzzytheBlue it’s great dude, had 88k when I bought it. Only “breakdown” was a power steering pump. I’m into this car for $400 bucks maintenance/breakdown wise if you include plugs/coils.
The Car Life That’s pretty much been my experience with 325s too. I’ve had two of the Xi’s and the only failures I’ve had are front axles and cooling system parts. Hell, the one I own now has over 150K miles and I’ve fixed nothing in the year and 10K miles I’ve owned it.
BuzzytheBlue that’s awesome dude, they’re really great! I’ve put more into mods than I have maintenance & that brings me a smile every single day when I start her up
The Car Life Ditto man, I just finished putting Eibach springs and Bilstein struts/shocks on it. Also have a magnaflow muffler and K&N intake to get a little sound out of it. Things a blast now. Driving it makes the months I can’t drive my Z4M much less depressing lmao.
Just got this car I used to have a 330ci e46 in my opinion it looks better but the 325xi feels better and it’s just a more reliable car all around Bc it’s all wheel drive
It is fast and it is powerful....and does everything right...02 wagongang..
E46 wagon...good taste sir.
Just bought an 330xd 6 speed manual
Great video but at one point if I understood you correctly you said it was a 20 year old car
Conner Hoffman Thank you, and yes I did. The E46 was officially on the market in 1998 and released to press in 1997. Wasn’t referencing this specific car, which is an 03’.
I'm about to buy a 2002 325i with 238k miles on it.most of the parts are new or have been replaced.im looking forward to driving this car.
@lilzebra i got it for a grand,and its still going.241k miles now
With every m52 or m54 engine of 2.0, 2.2, 2.5 litres you can easely and affordable upgrade it to 2.8 or 3.0 litres by changing some engine parts and upgrading electronic systems. It keeps motor's number the same, it doesn't affect the resource, so this is a fully legal way to obtain 328 or 330, 528 or 530
Need the larger engines crank, rods, and pistons to do that. Not to mention if you’re doing that on an older car with higher mileage you’ll probably want to refresh just about everything else you touch while breaking the engine down. It can definitely BE done, just doesn’t seem like the move when you could just buy a car with the larger engine. I’d definitely do it if my M54 needed a rebuild/tear down anyway though!
@@BuzzytheBlue True. It's a good decision to do it with a total engine refresh. It must be a local specific, but in my part of the world its easier to mess up with your engine if you have a good beamer's body rather than find a 330 in a good shape.
My first car XD
The 2005 bmw 325xi
Ditto! My first car was an automatic 2001 325xi.
Love how "little 325" was thrown in there...... I have an e46 318....THAT'S little! 😂😂
So annoying we never had all wheel drive E46/E90 in the UK :-(
unixnerd23 Really? That’s surprising. I hadn’t known that. I assumed the Xi would’ve been available there.
The only thing I have done wrong so far is I have not owned an e46 BMW.
What is your opinion on the 2003 330i?
Great, same car with a nice bump in power.
My first car, found an 01 with only 100,000 miles
How’s it been ?
what exhaust is on your 325xi??
Just a Magnaflow muffler. Stock otherwise.
Picked up a 04 325xi myself for $1300, was told it would be atleast at $1000 fix only to end uo being $200
They cost way more than that where I’m located. Ones with the same milage are like 6 grand.
Interesting. I’m on the East Coast. Here $5,000-6,000 will get you a near perfect example, with “drivers” being 2,000-4,000.
If I drive one of these, will I be considered an asshole bad driver or does that only apply to new BMWs?
Lucas Echenique Only if you drive like an “asshole bad driver” lol. I’ve owned 4 BMWs of different generations and never had that stigma, but I don’t drive like an ass.
your young you still care what people think of you fck um they arent paying your bills!
68,000 miles $4500 1 owner should I cop ? Black on black new tires
Good price. Mileage that low on an E46 is becoming a rarity.
@@BuzzytheBlue garage kept no lights on the lady selling it wanted $6500 but kbb is at $5000 she’s a customer of mine and I’ve always noticed it in the garage for the last 3-4 years
My E46 xi locks the doors automatically when you start driving it
Got mine for 1500 today !
Congrats! Hard to find ones that cheap these days!
Im looking to buy one for 3000k it has 206000km im scared because it’s my first car and I don’t know how to drive manual so I hope I don’t get ripped off I’m brining s buddy but he doesn’t know about cars.
Turn that defrost on homie.
Gotta balance out the audio with foggy windows bro. Too much vent and the mic picks it up, too little and you can’t see 😂
146 mine is 195k!