Used Car of the Day: 2004 BMW 330ci Convertible


As George Costanza once said, "there's still a little summer left." So if a drop-top appeals to you and you want one before the snow flies, this 2004 BMW 330ci convertible could be for you. Or you could live in Southern California or Florida and just have summer all the time.
Ahem. Anyway, this one-owner car has apparently been well-maintained and is in great interior and exterior shape. There are 144K miles on this six-speed manual.

The car has the Sport package and an upgraded speaker system, as well as Bluetooth.

The seller asks $8,000. Click here to check out this Oregon-based ride.

[Images: Seller]

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I couldn’t recommend this car to anyone unless they were able to drop $5-10,000 for a repair or to maintain the vehicle. I’ve had friends buy cars like this, in his case it was an E class. He got a $11,000 repair bill and couldn’t afford a fix. It was only 12 years old and had barely over 100k miles. Unless you’re a mechanic, it’s a big liability.
100% agree with others here - with a stick and in this condition, and can put aside $3-6K right away for what should only be a nice weekend toy, this is a great car from near the end of peak BMW. These aren't complicated in the interior, still look great and are not overdone unlike almost every other BMW right now, and this generation was just fun to drive. The right size, the right engine, the right look and feel. I would call this perfection if the miles were lower. But for 8K? No problem.
Now if there are any low mileage garage-kept Z3s out there...