Does Any One Know What Series of BMW Are Diesel?

The BMW diesels are found in the 1; 3; 5; 7 X3; X5 series's. Deending where you found yourself in the world will determine which of the aove series you will find in diesels.The est selling most oular diesel owered BMW model is the 320d.To clear the issue further:

The small "d" that follows the series and model nr found on the trunk oot, indicates that the secific BMW is diesel owered.Examles of current models: 120d; 320d; 330d; 530d; 535d; 730d; 730Ld (the "L" indicates a stretched floor-an to achieve more rear leg room); X3 2.0d; X3 3.0d; X5 3.0d.The first numeral indicates the series (ody) "1"; "3"; "5"; "7"; and also the X3; X5.

The second two numerals indicates the engine sizes -730d 7series owered y a 3 liter 3000cc engine; - 120d 1series owered y a 2liter 2000cc engine.BMW stick to this way of indicating motor sizes ut does have some vehicles that has een adged a it misleading such in the case of the 535d which is owered y a 3 liter motor ut has two turos instead of one such in the case of a 530d which also has a 3 liter motor ut with one turo.

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In my humle oinion the following cars are uncool, Do you agree?The Bimmer 5-series is cool, as long as you're talking aout the re-Bangle Butt models. (The Bangle-Butt cars are unattractively styled no matter which way you cut it, and their erformance can't save them). For me, the 2007 5-series looks uncomfortaly similar to a Toyota Camry, which makes it a little less aealing. The BMW 3-series is the argain model, which automatically makes it less cool than anything equally as exensive, ut it's still attractive and I'd uy one.Provided it has an attractive aint scheme, the z3 coue is cool no matter who's driving it. Same for the z4, ut the convertile needs to have the to down.

The Suaru and Toyota? Nothing can redeem them, I'm sorry, so I agree with you there.Your humle oinion is your humle oinion. But in my humle oinion I'd never drive anything you listed ut the z4 Coue anyways, and only ecause it reminds me so much of the old Triumh GT6's.I drive an E-tye, and will always refer it over anything Germany or Jaan can make. And I'd die efore handing over my Ferrari in trade for ANYTHING you listed.

BMW z3 coue: BMW z4 coue:

on this one you have to be careful about the turbos on the Audi normally the A6 is as reliable if not more reliable than the % series (the newer the car the more true that is pre 2000 BMW definitly had the advantage for reliability) unless you are going to tune the car i would go with a NA engine not a turbo the turbos are nice but expensive to replace and the need to be replaced every 70K. i think the 525 feels sluggish i would look for an Audi 3.0 A6. the Audi is more comfortable than the BMW but that is really a subjective, could be different for everyone. the BMW has slightly better handling characteristics and slightly better feed back form the road but the Audi is no Lexus here its pretty good as well. if you live in the north the Quattro is AWSOME in the snow the rear drive BMW is definitly capable of being driven in the snow for a confident and somewhat skilled driver but don't let just anyone take it out in the snow. I would go with the Audi (i live in the snow belt in upstate NY) but i would probably go with a non turbo engine either a 3.

0 or 2.

8 or if you can afford it the $.

2 is a great engine. The BMW is a very nice car and if i were living in the south the decision would not be tat easy but i would also look at the bigger engine the 525 does feel underpowered (and i drive an older 2.8 A6 which is also underpowered but not as noticeable as in the 525 because of its extra torque)

If you drive only 50 miles per day, you do not NEED to upgrade. Which auto gets better mileage? (It is difficult to understand your run-on sentence)

How old is the Clio? What problems have you had with it? Have the problems been repaired and therefore are no longer problems? At 100,000 your mileage is still quite low. Your total cost for fuel per day is quite low as you appear to use slightly more than one gallon per day.

What year is the BMW? In what way is the BMW a better car? Why is the owner selling it with only 16,000 miles? Are you buying a car that has exhibited problems? Obviously the owner is not happy with it.

Never spend your money before you receive it. You may be getting a raise in pay but . . . You have heard the expression Don't count your chickens before they hatch! and there are many more such sayings. Save the extra money to put toward buying the house that you are saving for. There will also be wedding and honeymoon expenses. Money has a way of being spent as soon as it is available.

If the Clio is less than 10 years old, I would keep it. I own two cars, one from 1996 and one that is new. I prefer to drive the 1996 and have less trouble with it. I will be selling the newer one. My first choice when getting another car would not be a BMW.

wow... that's hard. Well i LOVE Mercedes-Benz because if you say you drive a Mercedes it will mean something no matter (pretty much) what or where, so mainly because Mercedes packs a lot of power behind they re name and also Mercedes-Benz currently isn't owned by anybody and see they re starting to go down hill so dropped Chrysler and are going back to making more reliable and quality cars ("according to J.D. Power.2 In J.D. Power's Initial Quality Study for the first quarter of 2007, Mercedes showed dramatic improvement by climbing to 4th place, surpassing quality leader Toyota and earning several awards for its models. 3

" from wiki) also many people try to compete w/ their designs. my favorite models would be the w220 s class (2000-2006) the new 2008 c class, the w210 e-class(1996-2002) the current e class, all the sl classes, the w109 s-class, (1960s) the w124 e class (1986-1995) all the 1980s Mercedes, the w202 c class (1994-2000) and the w170 slk class (1998-2004). However i also love BMW. BMW i didnt see as a luxury brand as much as i do a motor sport brand. i like BMW's though because of how awesome they look in blue and black, well that's just one reason. my fave bimmers/beamers are the 645Ci, 740i, 750i, x5, x3, and 3 series coupes. well there ya go.

No is simply an understatement. The 3 in Mazda and the 3 in BMW is as close as it gets. I have driven both and reviewed them thoroughly. One of my best friends owns a BMW 335i and I own a Mazda3. Almost this time last year we did a speed run from Ohio to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. My Mazda is souped up with performance parts that make it more of a drivers car than the standard sporty 3. He had no respect for my Mazda on the road until we got on the road. We had such fun, like little kids pressing each other to pass and stay in the lead. A BMW in the rearview mirror has an intimidating image as it races up and moves left to pass. What he did not realize is that a Mazda's performance on a 2.5 hour trip is like a counter puncher to every move the BMW tried to make on the open road. Once on the pipe at 80 and up their is little difference between the two vehicles. Where the BMW begins to separate itself and live up to it's heritage and pedigree is 120mph and up. This is where the BMW separates itself from my Mazda3, but sustained speeds of over 100 mph are for the German roads, not American freeways.

I tip my hat to BMW, and they quietly give the nod to Mazda, because their are some of us enthusiast that know on both sides that these are drivers cars and the Mazda3 with performance parts enough to give it more of an edge, it is a worthy competitor on the freeway and does not get outclassed against a BMW 335i.

The BMW 5 series is a nice car but its more of a Mid sized family sedan. I would suggest the smaller 2007-2008 BMW 328i sedan. Its the most affordable BMW they offer in their line up. Buying a car is the easy part, its not so much what you paid for it but more so the amount you need to spend after you buy it, meaning insurance, maintenance cost, repair cost, gas etc etc. If you want a low or comfortable monthly payment I would suggest you put down at least $5,000 or more. You can choose to finance the car at a term of 60 to 72 months, the longer the term the lower the monthly payment. BMW's as you know are not the most reliable cars on the market, they are amazing performers and great looking cars but maintenance isn't going to be cheap. I would also recommend buying a BMW under 50,000 miles this way the car will have the remaining balance of the 4 year/50K mile factory warranty, if not I would suggest buying an extended policy through BMW. That extended warranty covers oil changes, brake pads, repairs, owners incentives such as a free loaner car etc etc. Here is an example of a 2007-2008 BMW 328i sedan. Other major competitors in this segment & price range include:

2008-2009 Mercedes C300 or C350

2008-2009 Infiniti G35 or G37

2008-2009 Lexus IS250 or IS350

2008-2009 Audi A4

The BMW 2 Series is a compact and relatively inexpensive coupe, which means that it only has 2 doors. The 5 series is an executive saloon, meaning that it has 4 doors and a higher price tag. Both the 2 Series and the 5 Series are in completely different segment.

BMW's range goes like this::

1 Series (Hatchback, either 2 or 4 doors)

2 Series (Coupe or convertible of the 1 Series, 2 doors only)

3 Series (Entry level executive sedan, 4 doors)

4 Series (Coupe or convertible of the 3 Series, 2 doors only) However, the 4 series includes the Gran Coupe, which is a sedan with a different design than the 3 series.

5 Series (Midsize executive sedan, 4 doors)

6 Series (Coupe or convertible of the 5 Series, 2 doors only) However, the 6 Series includes the Gran Coupe, which is a sedan.

7 Series (Top of the line, BMW's most luxurious car. Sedan, 4 doors, either short wheelbase or long wheelbase)

Then we have the X Range. This are BMW's SUVS, SAVS, and crossovers.

BMW X1

BMW X3

BMW X4

BMW X5

BMW X6

BMW M Line. BMW's Performance Division

BMW M135i and BMW M235i. (Not proper M cars, but I consider them like M cars.

BMW M3

BMW M4

BMW M5

BMW M6

NOTE: It all depends on what type of car you are looking for. I advise you to go to your local dealer and get to know the entire range a bit better. Don't wanna end up with the wrong car! Cheers!