Used 2005 BMW 3 Series 330i Sedan RWD for SaleNationwide
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- 2005
- Make:
- BMW
- Model:
- 3 Series
- Body type:
- Sedan
- Doors:
- 4 doors
- Drivetrain:
- Rear-Wheel Drive
- Engine:
- 225 hp 3L I6
- Exterior color:
- Silver
- Combined gas mileage:
- 21 MPG
- Fuel type:
- Gasoline
- Interior color:
- Black
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 217,342
- Stock #:
- Bam40561
- VIN:
- WBAEV53485KM40561
2005 BMW 3 Series
330i Sedan RWD
217,342 mi
$5,045
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Omer B
Reviewed a 2005 BMW 330i Sedan RWD on Aug 28, 2010
The way it handle like no other, and im talking no G37s or camaro ss . this car looks great and run awesome. if your looking for a car that does 0 to 60 under 5.8sec. and look great and have a great Mpg(30hwy) thats the car!!
Joe V
Reviewed a 2005 BMW 330i Sedan RWD on Apr 2, 2008
As it says: Pour man's M3 The car that I’m speaking of here is the 2005 BMW 330i with the performance package. To start, the performance package adds a few more lines to the already attractive 3 series with a uniquely styled front air-dam, side skirts, a double tipped rear exhaust tucked into a sleek rear apron with subtle decklid spoiler. To dress the wheels, BMW added they added their 18” M Double Spoke alloy wheels with a 225/40 front and 255/35 rear performance tires. In conjection with the tires, BMW beefed up the suspension making it lower, firmer and stiffer than the normal 330i. And to increase the agility at all speeds and deliver a crisper response, BMW adjusted the wheel camber to a -0.5 degrees to put more rubber on the road and lowered the rear axle ratio 3.5%. This added together with the 330’s near 50/50 weight ratio (50.1/49.9) make the car corner as if it’s on rails. At this point, you should not be fooled. BMW calls it a performance package for a reason. Adding 10 more horsepower than the standard 330i, and a 6-speed short throw gear shifter make the 235 hp at 5900 RPM and 222 lb-ft of torque at 3500 RPM very accessible, propelling the car from 0-60 MPH in 5.9 seconds. Topped off with a distinctive growl that makes driver and observer want more. For the interior, BMW added an exclusive silver (or black) cubed trim to replace the standard wood paneling. To hold you in the seat, BMW added special Alcantara and cloth powered sports seats. The steering wheel is the 3 spoke M wheel that is also wrapped in Alcantara. All of this is in addition to the already numerous features like a 12 speaker Harman Kardon audio system, rain sensing wipers, impact and speed sensors that will deploy any number of the car’s front, side or head protection air bags, door braces that keep the doors from entering the cabin in the event of a side impact, dynamic stability control to keep the tires on the road and many, many more standard features of this car. All in all, this is a finely tuned, track-inspired race car that has room for the family and is capable of putting you back in your seat.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2005 BMW 330i Sedan RWD on Apr 15, 2011
Solid German car. Great to drive. Put's a smile on your face. Below average cost of ownership. No issues. Great fun and quick of the mark. Sporty, great brakes, handles like a dream. 24-34 mpg so can't grumble really.
Adam J
Reviewed a 2005 BMW 330i Sedan RWD on Nov 15, 2009
extremly fast great handling usual bmw refinement making it a pleasure to drive , found that it made people jealous at times especially when there in there boy racer pimped out cars and they just see your rear lights getting fainter , and your only playing with them run flat tires get eaten every 8-10k and £1200 a full set no cheap
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