Used 2000 BMW 3 Series 323Ci Coupe RWD for Sale near Austin, TX

To bad BMW didn't use some parts of better quality. There are certain things that are guaranteed to break early on. Coolant expansion tank for sure, Window regulators, CCV hoses also. But overall I love the car and don't plan on selling it anytime soon, even if it doesn have some cheaply made parts on it...

Love this car would recommend this vehicle to several people who don't want to spend a lot of money and still ride in style and fix it up! I love the color and the handling and the rims are nice

good looks/good handling/fuel econmy/low cost maintance alot of the maintance you can do yourself bmw really did a good job with this model/but this is not a winter car thats the only problem with this model

I wish BMW would have put a some better made parts on these. The expansion tanks are guaranteed to bust and the the 2000-2001's the reverse drum will fail leaving you without or with limited availability to the reverse gear. I'm lucky since mine works about 80% of the time, others aren't as lucky. BMW says to put a new transmission in at a cost of around $5K. Repair parts can be obtained and it can be repaired for around $2K I've read though. It is a fun car to drive still looks great even with it being 13 years old.

The ride is very nice and the handling is great. It is a little small inside, especially the back seat, but it is fine for my commute. Very comfortable inside and classy looking on the outside. It has a huge fuel tank so I can go about 420 miles between fill-ups, even with a heavy foot. I had to replace the engine because of a blown head gasket and, apparently, these engines are not always fixable when that happens. It has been very reliable other than that. The computer tracks oil age but I go about 15k between oil changes (synthetic oil). Parts are a little pricey, especially from the dealer, but there are a lot of third party sources available. Perhaps the weirdest thing is I need to mail-order the driver's side wiper blade insert since no American company makes that size, or a break-to-fit long enough.