Overview & Reviews
A six-speed SMG (Sequential Manual Gearbox) transmission is now optional on select 3 Series models, while a five-speed Steptronic automatic is now offered with the 330i Performance Package. Rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlights and hands-free wireless cell phone capability are now standard features on the sedan and wagon. There are new alloy wheel designs for the 325i, 325xi and 330xi Sport Package. All 330i sedans get a revised grille -- a new black grille instead of silver, with a lower grille combination of body color and black. All 3 Series coupes and convertibles receive a revised front fascia, plus new front and rear bumper contours, Adaptive headlamps and taillights and new designs for both the standard and optional wheels. Interior changes are limited to a revised climate control panel. Finally, Sirius Satellite Radio is now available as an accessory on all 3 Series models.
- Available all-wheel drive for sedan and wagon.
- Luxurious, powerful, exceptional road manners
- Pricey for its market segment, limited rear-seat space and cargo capacity.
User Reviews:
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New low in customer service - 2004 BMW 3-Series
By disappointing - April 1 - 10:00 amThe car has its fun moments, but you cannot count on BMW customer service team. I have had several incedences where they just didnt stand by their car when something goes wrong. They put their buttom line first. I recently had a tail light replaced and they gave me nothing but poblems. I discovered that it was cracked a day after I had it replaced, but they said it was damaged by road debris. A gremlin would have been a better excuse.
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The Ultimate Disappointment - 2004 BMW 3-Series
By Betty11 - February 18 - 10:00 amThe ultimate driving machine was a big dissapointment. Very poor interior quality and design. Back seating lacks leg room and things have started to come undone on my car. Way over priced!
