Used BMW 3 Series Cars For Sale

Used BMW 3 Series Cars

The acclaimed BMW 3 Series is famed for delivering exceptional performance, excellent economy, world-class handling and a luxurious and spacious cabin. Combining the ultimate mix of economy, roominess, reliability and a quality driving experience, a second-hand BMW delivers all of the perks of a brand-new model at a fraction of the price.

Flawless Design, Reliability and Low Running Costs

With the menacing, athletic look of sports models, and the multi-spoke wheels, fully chromed grille and accents of luxury versions, the BMW 3 Series is truly a sight to behold. The interior is luxurious and spacious, with a design theme carried over from the exterior. Although not immediately obvious, the car is long compared to other models in the class, providing more knee room to allow passengers to kick-back and relax, and a large, spacious boot. The suspension is finely tuned, resulting in a smooth ride with few road imperfections transmitted to the cabin, and the vehicle always feels balanced and composed, making it a pleasure to speed down even the trickiest of roads. With its comfortable, soothing drive style, the BMW 3 Series feels like an engineer’s dream. If you want the finest model in its class, minus the price-tag of a new vehicle, then browse our second-hand BMW 3 Series today.

Used BMW 3 Series at Exchange and Mart

Exchange and Mart has a wonderful selection of used BMW 3 Series cars available from a variety of respected dealers. Take advantage of our online search tools to find the perfect vehicle for you, and this time next week you could be speeding down the motorway in your second-hand BMW 3 Series, basking in the admiring glances of everyone you pass. Sound good? Then take a look through our catalogue today.

Why buy a used BMW 3 Series with Exchange and Mart?

The 3 Series has always been the heart of the BMW brand, traditionally responsible for a quarter of the company's global sales and the benchmark against which every mid-sized premium executive car measures itself. At its original launch in 2012, the sixth generation version set the bar higher still, but key competitors responded in kind, necessitating the arrival of this cleverer, more efficient facelifted version in 2015, complete with a rejuvenated range of engines, cutting-edge technology and the option of all-wheel drive. It's a strong proposition for the used market buyer.

About the BMW 3 Series

BMW has rarely had to work as hard on a mid-term facelift as was the case with this post-2015-era 3 Series model. The exterior tweaks might be subtle, but they hide the significant engineering changes that were necessary to allow this car to keep pace with rejuvenated premium rivals that by 2015 it was having to compete against.So this revised model delivered more where more was needed - in areas like power, equipment and technology. And less where less was required - in terms of fuel consumption and emissions. Beyond that, wisely, the winning formula was left largely as it was - which means that if you didn't previously fancy a 3 Series, you still might not be converted by this one. If, on the other hand, you already had it high on your shopping list and come in search of a used mid-sized premium saloon or estate from the 2015-2018 period, its much improved product and efficiency proposition will be more appealing to you than ever. If that's the case, then the class-leading rear-wheel drive handling dynamics will be merely the icing on the cake.Are there still faults here? You'd have to say that there aren't too many, provided you can afford the premium pricing and you're not looking for copious levels of boot space or rear seat accommodation: both, to be fair, are par for the course in this segment. Beyond that, the only real issues here lie in whether the original owner managed to get the spec of his or her car right. If you find a 3 Series on which too many boxes were ticked, it might be a touch pricey. If on the other hand, you find a more reasonably priced one on which the wrong ones were ticked - for things like the vague 'Variable Sport' steering or the super-stiff non-Adaptive M Sport suspension - then to some extent, those all-important driving dynamics will have been damaged.The latter issue is one you really want to avoid, given that exemplary handling is still the most compelling argument for this car. In a world where driving can so often be such a mechanical, joyless activity, this BMW remains involving in a way its competitors are struggling to match. In that respect at least, this version remains a benchmark for its period.