This is the second point-of-view driving video from the 2007 BMW X3 3.0si (E83) with on the highway as well as some scenic, twisty, and hilly backroads. Enjoy! (C) All videos copyrighted by GogoMotoring.
I'm thinking about buying a 2007 X3 mileage is 211k, in excellent condition price is $3800 cash.Do you think that's a good purchase? I looked at all the previous service records it's been kept up and a good reputable dealership is selling it.
I would definitely get the pre-purchase inspection for $100 - $150 from a reputable BMW mechanic to find out what repairs will need to be made and factor that into the purchase price. At $3,800, you are getting a lot of car for your money provided you don't have to drop a ton of money in repairs and maintenance. These cars can last for a while if they have been taken care of. Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for more videos!
I made a couple of videos about this car on my channel. Check them out and let me know what you think. Thank you for watching and stay tuned for more videos!
Thanks for your comment, Ricky. Are you talking about the E36 M3 or the E30 M3? If it's from 1998, it would be the E36 M3. It would of course depend on the price and condition of the car. and what you would be using it for (daily driver vs. weekend fun car). With a car with that many miles, it is always a good idea to get a pre-purchase inspection from a reputable BMW mechanic. They'll be able to tell you all that needs to be fixed on the car and how much that would cost so that you can factor it into your price. Generally speaking, the E36 M3 had a naturally aspirated inline 6 engine, which is typically more reliable than the present turbo engines of BMWs. I would definitely consider buying it if it the price and condition were right. Thanks for your comment, stay tuned for more videos, and be sure to subscribe.
