2006 BMW 3 Series

The Bottom Line: Buy the 330i if you enjoy luxury driving without sacrificing performance.

Review: 2006 3-series is unbeatable. The low-end torque is often not found on comparable japanese cars like the Infiniti G-series or Lexus IS (even the new 350). Also, a true sports sedan deserves a manual transmission, and the comparable 3.2 Audi A4 is...

The Bottom Line: Still the best sports sedan on the market today- BMW keeps improving the ultimate driving machine.

Review: I own a 1996 BMW 328is and have driven the 2004 BMW 330i before. Both great cars. Well had to try out the newest 2006 BMW 325i for a test drive. Overall much improved for the most part over last 3 series. Loved it. Major improvements nicer creature...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend the car. Overall it's a big improvement over the previous generation, though not quite perfect.

Review: UPDATED April 2007

Introduction
I have owned a 2004 E-46 325i with Sport and Premium package for three years now and I love it, for the most part. However, this review will focus on the new body style E-90 3 series, which I have test...

The Bottom Line: If money is of consideration, opt for 325i. It is a great car.

Review: I've had the car for 2.5 month now.
Tried a number of competitors, but settled on 325i. In my opinion is the best deal for your $. If you need more power, you can transform 325 to 330 for a few thousand dollars.
The car handles like a...

The Bottom Line: For performance and handling, it's hard to beat a bmw. For other features (styling, ergonomics, etc.), there are many to choose from.

Review: i have a 2005 330ci and a 2007 325i (chris bangle model). i don't like the 2007 model. here are my comments on the 2007 model:

1. the 2007 model looks the same inside as it does outside. if you don't like it outside, you won't like the...

The Bottom Line: Buy this car, you will thank yourself every day. It makes the daily drive feel relaxing & refreshing.

Review: The body is beautifully designed, beefier and slightly larger than previous 3 series. The lines are the car make it look like a piece of fine art.

I have to admit that I got suckered into this car because of some creative marketing by BMW...

The Bottom Line: The 3 series is the best blend of sport and luxury on the market today.

Review: Having owned a 2003 BMW 325i for 3 years and now being the owner of a 2006 330i, I think I can give an interesting perspective on this car.

I would like to start off by saying that my epinions reviews are not about reciting dimensions and...

The Bottom Line: Great ride and control. Quiet and comfortable. Looks great too! Customer service at Weatherford is terrible...4 stars for the car 1 for service.

Review: My wife and I were unfortunately involved in a serious accident when my wife lost control of our Acura Legend on the Highway near Truckee California. We ended up in a deep ditch. My wife was badly contused and I sprained my neck severely, was...