I have always been a BMW fan. My previous BMW which I still have, a '99 323i is still an absolute joy to drive, and it feels as good if not better than this newer version '13 328xi. Having said that, the amount of money spent to keep the older BMW going over the years has been outrageous. As it was my only car, I wanted a cheaper, more reliable daily driver like a Camry or Accord. On the lot next to a high mileage Honda I liked was a beautiful, very well kept, very low mileage 2013 mineral gray 328xi for only $2000 more. Noticing this "affordable" BMW lead me back to considering a BMW and I found another one, same color and mileage, but upgraded trim level (luxury line), and had it transported from another store.
Performance of the car is very good, especially handling and breaking. Power is good, but it does not have the mendicancy of a big V-8 ( corvette, b. WARNING: Any maintenance item or repair is crazy expensive. You must have extended warranty or healthy repair budge, I can not recommend as reliability is relatively low and price to fix extremely high.
This is a versatile luxury vehicle that combines good performance with fuel economy (diesel) and safety (head up display, blind spot monitor,etc). The choices of eco mode, comfort, and sport allow you to drive optimally, according to location and personal preference.
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