Search more than 2 million new & used cars for sale. Review used pictures, price, features, options. Compare the technical specifications









Features:
Seller's Notes:
Vehicle Overview Offered in 325 and 330 forms with different engines, the redesigned 2006 3 Series is BMW's bread-and-butter model. This series has a history in the U.S. market that dates back to 1977. Compared with the fourth-generation series, which debuted for 1999, the new fifth-generation 330 sedan is all-new and larger in almost every dimension. Although its body is 30 pounds lighter than before, it's been stiffened. Front-to-rear weight distribution is close to 50/50. Sedans, wagons, coupes and convertibles have been part of the 3 Series lineup in the past. In this generation, 325 and 330 sedans go on sale first, with other body styles scheduled to follow later. On sale in May 2005, the next-generation 330 sedan uses a new inline-six-cylinder engine that produces 30 horsepower more than the base engine of its predecessor. Suspensions are new and include a five-link rear configuration; body rigidity is greater. A number of new features are borrowed from the larger 5, 6 and 7 Series in BMW's lineup. Run-flat tires are mounted on all models. Dynamic Stability Control has expanded functionality, while Dynamic Cruise Control has the new capability of gently applying the brakes to maintain the preset speed. Exterior According to BMW, the new design blends 3 Series character and tradition with progressive aesthetics and enhanced functionality. Just a glance affirms that it's a 3 Series sedan. The 2006 model promises more efficient aerodynamics. The 330 features a long hood and short front overhangs. Though it's still a compact car, its wheelbase has grown to 108.7 inches, and the 330 sedan is 2.2 inches longer overall; it now measures 178.2 inches. Its width has increased to 71.5 inches, and the sedan is slightly taller. Its weight with an automatic transmission has increased by 88 pounds. Xenon high-intensity-discharge adaptive headlights are standard on the 330 sedan. Alloy wheels hold standard 17-inch tires, and a Sport Package includes 18-inch Visit GT Auto Sa We Also Finance In House...! Call For An Appt. Today! View all our inventory at our web site: www.gtautosalestacoma.com!!! CALL OR TEXT THE INTERNET MANAGER @ 888-481-4397- - - OR - - -CLICK THE CHAT BUTTON ABOVE TO TALK TO ME RIGHT NOW !!!
See BMW (ZA) car Technical Specification here
See BMW-Isetta (DE) car Technical Specification here
2006 BMW 330 Ci
$23,977
About this BMW 330
|
Mileage:
47,105
Body Style:
Convertible
Exterior Color:
White
Interior Color:
Black
Stock #:
P0928
VIN:
WBABW53436PZ43239
|
Fuel:
Gasoline
Engine:
3.0L I6 24V MPFI DOHC
Transmission:
Automatic
Drivetrain:
RWD
Doors:
2
Wheelbase:
107"
|
Features:
Seller's Notes:
Vehicle Overview Offered in 325 and 330 forms with different engines, the redesigned 2006 3 Series is BMW's bread-and-butter model. This series has a history in the U.S. market that dates back to 1977. Compared with the fourth-generation series, which debuted for 1999, the new fifth-generation 330 sedan is all-new and larger in almost every dimension. Although its body is 30 pounds lighter than before, it's been stiffened. Front-to-rear weight distribution is close to 50/50. Sedans, wagons, coupes and convertibles have been part of the 3 Series lineup in the past. In this generation, 325 and 330 sedans go on sale first, with other body styles scheduled to follow later. On sale in May 2005, the next-generation 330 sedan uses a new inline-six-cylinder engine that produces 30 horsepower more than the base engine of its predecessor. Suspensions are new and include a five-link rear configuration; body rigidity is greater. A number of new features are borrowed from the larger 5, 6 and 7 Series in BMW's lineup. Run-flat tires are mounted on all models. Dynamic Stability Control has expanded functionality, while Dynamic Cruise Control has the new capability of gently applying the brakes to maintain the preset speed. Exterior According to BMW, the new design blends 3 Series character and tradition with progressive aesthetics and enhanced functionality. Just a glance affirms that it's a 3 Series sedan. The 2006 model promises more efficient aerodynamics. The 330 features a long hood and short front overhangs. Though it's still a compact car, its wheelbase has grown to 108.7 inches, and the 330 sedan is 2.2 inches longer overall; it now measures 178.2 inches. Its width has increased to 71.5 inches, and the sedan is slightly taller. Its weight with an automatic transmission has increased by 88 pounds. Xenon high-intensity-discharge adaptive headlights are standard on the 330 sedan. Alloy wheels hold standard 17-inch tires, and a Sport Package includes 18-inch Visit GT Auto Sa We Also Finance In House...! Call For An Appt. Today! View all our inventory at our web site: www.gtautosalestacoma.com!!! CALL OR TEXT THE INTERNET MANAGER @ 888-481-4397- - - OR - - -CLICK THE CHAT BUTTON ABOVE TO TALK TO ME RIGHT NOW !!!
About The Dealer:
7004 S Tacoma Way Tacoma, WA
BMW car Technical specification
See BMW (DE) car Technical Specification hereSee BMW (ZA) car Technical Specification here
See BMW-Isetta (DE) car Technical Specification here
BMW PHOTO GALLERIES
View Photo Gallery of BMW
Go Motors Blog
Top 10 Best Chevrolet Models of All Time
9 Unique Ways to Customize Your Car
How to Find the Best Tow Truck Companies
Shady Car Mechanic Tricks You’ve Never Known Before
7 Tips for How to Install Windshield Wipers
6 Effective Maintenance Tips for Car Headlights
7 Driving Techniques and Other Tips for Fuel Efficiency
How to Diagnose Severe Car Problems (Even When You Don’t Know Anything About Cars)
5 Tips for Finding a Good Mechanic You Can Trust
View All Recent Posts
New Photo Galleries
LATEST NEWS
-
Three Methods to Make Purchasing a Business Car Easy and Cost-Effective
-
How an Auto History Check will Protect you From Fraudulent Sellers
-
The Financial Benefits of Short Term Car Insurance for Business Users
LATEST CAR REVIEWS