My friend bought the CHEAPEST running BMW 320d in Birmingham 

io504 cheers mate! We were both amazed how clean the crumb collector was. See you on the other side!

How’s the 320d going? Heard some horrible stories about them. Looking at getting one but very uncertain. Between the 320d and 325i

@@akd4157 mine died two days ago i think it was the clutch was quoted 600. so had to sell it for spares/repairs

@@rogueteacake2792 damm too bad. I ended up with a 325i cos I heard horrible stories about the 320d

I would love to once the restrictions allow, Jack still owns the car!

My opinion.. if it’s made it this far, it’s already been done!

@@CarThought that is very true, hopefully that's the case and you're all good!

Hi, believe it was bought off auto trader. It’s a 2007. But prices have increased for all used cars in the UK since this car was bought.

"The car throws its back out while cornering"

@@21335186z done, thanks for pointing that out

Naa they are genuinely lethal in the wet all good if you know what your doing though still lethal 😂

Thanks for the comment. Not 100% sure what you mean by is it worth it? What are your criteria? What are the other options you are looking at?

@@CarThought i used to have a 2020 bmw 1 series which i totalled recently so i need to buy a new car on a lower budget and this beamer seems like a good shout

Personally I really like the e92’s, but if you wrote off a 1 series that was front wheel drive..? Maybe a RWD coupe isn’t the best option? 😂😬

@@CarThought aha love this i got same as this video an I'm telling you now it's flipping lethal in the wet mapped an shifts also 😬🤣 great handling in the dry though..

At the time it was around 170K

Always buy the best example that you can afford if it’s an older car. You’ll pay less in the long run if you plan to keep it. My honest opinion on any BMW with a 2.0L petrol is.. don’t do it.. unless you live in a low emission zone area? Get a 320d, will run longer, better MPG, faster in a real world scenario and worth more when it comes for re-sale.

@@CarThought thanks, i like the 320d too but i live in london and im at uni so i wont be going anywhere just to the shops or meet my friends. If i had a 320d i would need to blast it on the motorway, i only do about 5000 miles a year so could get dpf and other problems with diesel. what do you think is 'decent' mileage for these cars?

That’s a perfectly valid reason then, looks like the 320i is a better bet. Personally I think the mileage is not as important, as long as the vehicle has a good service history. I normally factor in 12.5K miles per year for a daily driver from new, I think that’s most manufacturers average annual service mileage. So if you are looking at a car that’s 5 years old, 5x12.5= 62.5K miles. A car 10 years old I would expect it to have 125k miles. But motorway cars tend to have more miles, but are usually lower stressed as they sit at a constant rpm on a motorway which is less taxing on the vehicle... so there’s no real way to tell other than service history! Hope that helps..?

@@CarThought thanks, due to coronavirus there are some 320is with very low mileage like 60k going for like £3000.

@@hybridownzDK In my opinion, the 320i is not even worth buying. That's like putting a childs toy as an engine in the E92. 325i/330i. But you would be ok with the 320d even if you drove 90% city. Just complete the DPF regeneration when it comes on and you're good.

170k

That’s crazy! We’re jealous of USA prices in the UK 😂

Same in France the cheapest right now is 8k €

Yes about the right hand drive, in UK the market is very tight. Hey, at the moment in UK got couple of 640D under 9000 pounds

Where abouts?

Where too? I'm shipping mine over shout me where please 😬🤣

@@CarThought Finland