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Used 2015 BMW i3 for Sale near Los Angeles, CA

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About 2015 BMW i3
4.5 Overall rating(8 reviews)
Jeremy B says...
Apr 3, 2025
It has nearly all the features I am looking for but two. I would like the bigger battery pack and I do not think the Rex system is needed for my use case.
Stephanie I says...
Oct 10, 2025
Great car for graceful people who don't have to travel very far on a single charge. I knocked heads with the passenger as we buckled up (I'm under 5' tall, so this was a width/coordination problem). The backseat is incredibly small with no windows, which was a no-go for my kid. The car was adorable and super fun to drive, though. If I were single and childless I would have bought it.
Jeffrey K says...
Dec 13, 2020
This is a high end version with driver and parking assist, leather interior and bigger display screens. The wood dash adds to a beautiful contrast with the brown seating. It was a great deal. Accepting the relatively short driving range will be OK once I use it for commuting. Long distance travel (drive it home over 300 miles) is challenging even with the clever extended range feature. It is a work of art and technology!
Shar O says...
Jul 4, 2022
Car drives smoothly with good acceleration. Not a lot of cargo space, but would be perfect for a couple or a family with a child. If you are a minimalist, this car would work fantastic for you, car is quirky but quirky is better than sitting on the roadside because you cant afford gas.
Nancy R says...
Oct 5, 2023
I’m so happy with my 2015 i3. She drives like a charm, fast and steady. Easy to park lots of room inside I love her! I call her Betsy

 

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2015 BMW i3 test drive

7
of 10
overall
Look and feel8/10
Technology9/10
Performance8/10
Safety6/10
Form & function7/10
Cost effectiveness4/10

The BMW i3 is an interesting proof-of-concept for the automaker that battery-first tech has a future in the rest of its lineup.

The small, lumpy i3 hatchback may not look like a BMW underneath all of its badges and grilles, but it does have enough tech to make up for it. A carbon fiber and aluminum body, and lightweight materials inside, help a 22kWh battery power the i3 for 80 miles on electricity alone—when fitted with an optional “range extending“ gas-powered generator, twice that. Its $42,400 entry price isn't for the squeamish, but the “gee-whiz“ tech helps make up for that.

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