Used BMW 428 for Sale
2016 BMW 428 XI Gran Coupe
$27,998•60K mi
Only available at CarMax Virginia Beach, VA
2016 BMW 428 XI Gran Coupe
$28,998•51K mi
Coming soon to CarMax Dulles, VA
About the BMW 428
Vehicle Summary
The BMW 428 was produced from 2014-2016 in both convertible and coupe models. Luxury car enthusiasts will appreciate the 428’s impressive list of standard features, tech upgrades and a roomy interior that makes driving it an enjoyable experience. BMW offers several packages to give the 428 added versatility with optional handling, lighting, weather and technology features, to name a few. If you’re in the market for a luxury sedan backed by BMW’s proven performance, add the 428 to your shopping list.
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FAQ
Q: Is BMW 4 Series bigger than 3?
A: Looking at overall dimensions, the 4 Series and the 3 Series can be very similar. For example, the 2016 BMW 428i measures 183 inches long x 72 inches wide, while a 2016 BMW 328i measures 183 inches long x 71 inches wide. However, both series offer several body styles, including a sports sedan, sports wagon, and Gran Turismo in the 3 Series and a coupe, Gran Coupe, and convertible models in the 4 Series.
Q: How fast is BMW 428i?
A: Performance varies by model and engine size, however, a BMW 428i with a 4-cylinder 2.0-liter engine can reach a top speed of 130 mph.
Q: Is the BMW 428i Twin Turbo?
A: Twin turbo does not come standard in the 428i. For example, the 2015 BMW 428i coupe, convertible and Gran Coupe come with a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. The twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine comes in the 2015 BMW M4.
Q: Is the BMW 4 Series all-wheel drive?
A: No. Rear-wheel drive is standard on all 4 Series models. BMW's offers an all-wheel-drive xDrive system as an option.
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BMW 428 Trim Configurations and Option Packages
While the BMW 428 offers several trims with similar equipment levels, there are also several optional packages available in the 4-Series lineup. Options listed are based on 2016 models.
2016 BMW 428 Trim Configurations and Option Packages
Base
- 18-inch alloy wheels
- Xenon headlights
- Heated side mirrors with a power folding function
- 8-way power adjustable front seats
- Wood-trimmed interior
- Leather-wrapped steering wheel
- 9-speaker sound system
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Rain-sensing wipers
Cold Weather Package
- Heated front and rear seats
- Heated steering wheel
- Retractable headlight washers
Driver Assistance Package
- Rearview camera
- Park distance control
Driver Assistance Plus Package
- Blind spot warning system
- Side and top view cameras
- Speed limit information
M Sport
- Upgraded wheels
- Distinct interior detailing
- Upgraded steering wheel
- Sporty bucket seats
Dynamic Handling Package
- Sport suspension
- Variable ratio steering rack
Track Handling Package
- Unique wheels
- M Sport brakes
- Adaptive M suspension
- Variable sport steering
Technology Package
- Navigation system
- Heads up display with BMW apps and real-time traffic updates
Lighting Package
- Upgraded LED lighting
- Automatically dimming high-beam headlights
Exclusive Package
- Retractable headlight washers
- Heads-up display
- Heated steering wheel
- Rear-view camera
- Rear parking sensors
Reviews for BMW 428
Fun car to experience!
It's the best hardtop convertible you are gonna find on the market. It has a combination of power and luxury that cannot be beat by any of the other hard tops out there (looking at you VW).
Pros
- Styling: Both the exterior and interior of the car look great! Its an impressive looking car and I get compliments from strangers all the time.
- Weather Versatility: The hard top is great! It adds a new dimension to driving. Another plus is when it rains, since it's an hard top, it sounds like a normal car.
- Braking: The breaking in the car is phenomenal. I've owned Toyotas in the past and the breaks on this car blow those out of the water.
Cons
- Fuel Economy: In the city, I average between 21 and 23 which is a bummer... However, in eco on the highway I get 30/31, but the majority of my driving is in the city.
- Cost to Maintain: It's a BMW.... Everything will cost more to do, such as brake pad replacements.
- Cargo Space: Limited on space in the trunk since the hard top mechanics are in the back... BMW does make it easy however to maximize the space by having a feature that raises the hard top when the top is down to better access the trunk.
Love my Beemer!
The car is surprisingly good on gas, can accelerate quick when needed, smooth ride, and all the technology makes for a good quite, hands-free ride. I for the X Drive in silver with peanut butter seats and 18 inch wheels. I always get compliments when driving and valet. BMW has made a good looking car and I am so glad I have it!
Pros
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Highway Commuter
I drive about 45 miles to and from work; I have a few blocks of city-driving and then highway speeds for the vast majority of the drive. The 428i xDrive Gran Coupe is well-grounded and glides along the road in a manner becoming of a Bimmer. I've had no issues with the vehicle thus far and average 30mpg's for my combined driving (lots of highway / occasionally spirited mountain road driving).
Pros
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- Fuel Economy:
Cons
- Cost to Maintain: Don't take it to BMW -- cost isn't too bad, if taken to a BMW certified local.
- Dashboard: Weird-ish issue... My 30oz Yeti tumbler doesn't fit in the cup holders, because the dash is too close to the holders - the tumbler rests cock-eyed in the cup holder.
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