Used 2002 BMW M3 Convertible RWD for Sale Nationwide
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Anonymous
Reviewed a 2002 BMW Convertible RWD on Jul 17, 2012
If you have every owned a BMW, then you know the joy of the ultimate driving machine. The BMW M3 however is on a different level of ultimate driving machine, its level is racing machine. Bmw recommends racing oil for the engine, and keeping it well maintained. The M3 is a beautiful car to own because it handles, looks good, and is respected by people who know. The negative is that its not an every day driver car. It gets low miles per gallon, not a family car, terrible in the winter, and seem to have loss remarkable value within a short period of time.
Paul E
Reviewed a 2002 BMW Convertible RWD on Mar 27, 2008
The previous own had put on large rims and ultra high performance tires. Unfortunately, those tires are crap in winter (no tread and the extra hard rubber tears in ultra-cold conditions). This car gets a lot of attention: gas station attendants leaving their posts, yells across lanes of traffic at lights "hey nice car!", honking and thumbs up from others on the road, strangers offering to buy it from me right then, etc, etc, etc... none of which I was expecting and I attribute mainly to what the rims bring to the look of an already hot car. The last owner had put in amps and 3 8" subs. I added a flip out DVD player with touch screen that hooks to my iPod in the glove box. :) I'd never driven a convertible before this and it really adds to the experience... I can sense/hear/easily see anyone around me so I can drive much faster with more confidence. It connects you more with the surroundings, which really heightens the driving experience and the sun is just so relaxing.
Martin B
Reviewed a 2002 BMW Convertible RWD on Jan 28, 2008
Can't really fault it, delivers everything you want from a car on all fronts.
Kolin B
Reviewed a 2002 BMW Convertible RWD on Jul 19, 2011
Good car for the money. Great drive with the top down. Goes well with 333hp on tap. Turns a lot of heads when the S54 snarls past 8000 rpms. Handles like a sports car should, tons of grip and high speed stability.
