BMW 318
318i*AUT*M-SPORT*CARPLAY*SPORTZETELS*
Description
Fresh in stock: BMW 318 (2022). 318i*AUT*M-SPORT*CARPLAY*SPORTZETELS*. This station wagon is powered by a petrol engine producing 115 kW / 156 hp with an automatic gearbox. 84.653 km on the clock. Euro 6 emission standard. This car is well equipped, including Achterbank 1/3 - 2/3, Armrest, Automatic climate control, Elektrisch verstelbare buitenspiegels, Electric windows. Plan your visit — we will be glad to welcome you.
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Why consider this car
The benchmark in its class: the G20 blends everyday comfort with genuinely engaging driving. Pick a B47 or B48 and you get a proven, long-lived drivetrain.
Power & Performance
- 2.0 B48 petrol (156–258 hp) and 2.0 B47 diesel (150–190 hp) are the popular picks.
- The 320d does 0–100 km/h in ~7 s and stays relaxed on the motorway.
- Want more? The M340i (3.0 straight-six, 374 hp) is the range’s hidden supercar.
Driving
- Rear-wheel drive and 50:50 weight distribution deliver the classic agile BMW balance.
- The ZF 8-speed auto is lightning-quick — one of the best gearboxes ever made.
- Optional adaptive dampers: compliant on the motorway, taut when you push on.
Comfort
- Quiet cabin at motorway pace and supportive, well-adjustable seats.
- Run-flat tyres add a touch of firmness; conventional tyres improve comfort.
Reliability
- B47/B48/B58 engines are solid; the G20 has few structural problems.
- This generation largely avoids the old N47 diesel timing-chain issues.
- Early iDrive software had minor glitches; updates resolve them.
Tech & Equipment
- iDrive 7 (later 8) with rotary dial, touchscreen and a crisp digital cockpit.
- Rich driver aids: adaptive cruise, lane keeping and head-up display (option).
- Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto as standard or a cheap option.
Running Costs
- The 320d is frugal: around 5 l/100 km real-world — excellent for a sports saloon.
- Dealer servicing isn’t cheap; an independent specialist brings costs down.
- Strong residual values keep total ownership cost relatively low.
Practicality
- 480-litre boot, folding rear seats and a flat load floor.
- Enough rear space for two adults; the centre tunnel stays modest.
- As a Touring (estate) it’s surprisingly versatile for families.
Buying checklist
- Check the full service history; skipped services are a red flag.
- Diesel: verify AdBlue and DPF health on higher-mileage cars.
- Look for uneven run-flat tyre wear (can signal alignment issues).
- Check the iDrive version; older firmware can often be updated free.
A G20 with a full service history is one of the safest used buys in its class.
Generated automatically based on the detected model: 3 Series (G20)
