Is it advisable to buy a 2006 BMW 320i?

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Pearl
07/29/25 11:56am
The 2006 BMW 320i model can be considered for short-term use as a practice car or transitional vehicle if it is in good condition, has complete documentation, and is relatively inexpensive. Advantages of the BMW 3 Series: The exterior design of the new 3 Series is particularly eye-catching and memorable. Disadvantages of the BMW 3 Series: The suspension remains quite stiff—it can be said that when going over speed bumps, it feels like the entire car is being tossed up. The fuel efficiency is also not impressive; even for those who prefer highway driving over frequent city driving, the fuel consumption can reach over 10 to 11 liters per 100 kilometers. Of course, this also depends on individual driving habits.
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