Used 2018 BMW 330i for Sale

What's New in the 2018 BMW 330i?

Some cosmetic offerings, like a gloss-black surround for the double kidney grille. LED headlights and fog lights are now standard throughout. The iDrive infotainment system with touchscreen function is now at version 6.0. And the optional sport leather steering wheel has a modified rim, so its leather feels softer and grippier. See the 2018 BMW 3 Series models for sale near you

Which 330i is the Best?

Some buyers may want to wait and see how the 2019 generation looks and drives. For this year, we think the 330e has a good mix of power and economy, while a 330i with some options could be a good all-rounder. However, a BMW inline six engine is a thing of automotive beauty, so the more enthusiast-leaning buyer really ought to check out the 340i.

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How Much Does a 2018 BMW 330i Cost?

The 2018 BMW 3 Series range starts out with the basic 320i sedan ($35,895), which comes standard with 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, push-button start, auto stop/start (a fuel-saving feature that tends to make its presence felt but can be disabled), Driving Dynamics Control (offering three settings for throttle sensitivity and steering effort), manually adjustable front seats, leatherette upholstery, dual-zone climate control, rain-sensing wipers, Bluetooth, HD Radio, iPod/USB connectivity and the iDrive infotainment system with a 6.5-in screen.

The 330i ($41,245), 328d ($42,745) and 330e ($46,595) are generally equipped like the 320i but add a few more conveniences like an auto-dimming rearview mirror and power-adjustable front seats with driver's-side memory settings

The 330i xDrive Sports Wagon ($45,445) and 328d xDrive Sports Wagon ($46,945) enjoy a panoramic sunroof, a powered lift gate and roof rails to go with their station-wagon body style.

The 340i ($49,945) is mostly about the powerful 6-cylinder engine but also gets other upgrades, such as 18-in alloy wheels, 16-speaker Harman Kardon audio, a sunroof and keyless entry/ignition.

Most models can be customized with a choice of appearance packages that offer bespoke wheels and interior decor. The M Sport package includes exterior trim, a sport suspension, an M steering wheel, sport seats, a short-shifter kit (manual transmission only) and extensive M badging throughout.

The options list is extensive and expensive. The Premium package varies slightly by model (although standard in the 340i), adding power lumbar support and keyless entry/ignition with a foot-activated trunk-opening-and-closing feature. The Cold Weather package brings a heated steering wheel along with heated seats front and rear.

Options are limited on the 320i but seemingly limitless for the rest of the range, highlighted by dynamic cruise control, a self-parking system, remote lock/unlock, Harman Kardon audio, navigation and the larger 8.8-in iDrive display. All models are eligible for the BMW Apps program, which brings social media via a smartphone. Optional safety equipment is mentioned below.