2007 bmw 328i
Specifications
| Year | 2007 |
| Mileage | 60,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Sedan |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Silver |
| Engine | 6 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Rare, low-mileage 2007 BMW 328i with desirable 330i intake conversion. This E90 has been extensively refreshed with new suspension, brakes, alternator, and battery. Features a replacement engine with under 60k miles. Clean title, smogged, and ready for a new owner who appreciates a well-sorted, naturally aspirated BMW driving experience."
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Overview: This 2007 BMW 328i features a clean title and a 330i engine conversion. It has been updated with a replacement engine showing less than 60,000 miles, providing a fresh start for the powertrain.
Recent Maintenance: The vehicle has been extensively serviced with a new windshield, new key, and a completely refreshed suspension and braking system. Additional new parts include the battery and alternator.
Status: The car is fully operational with all registration tags current and the smog certification already completed. It is a mechanically sound example of the E90 generation ready for its next owner.
Market Highlights
- The E90 Value Proposition: In 2026, the 2006-2011 3-Series is increasingly viewed as a 'modern classic' because it was the last 3-Series with hydraulic steering. Buyers seek out clean examples with the N52 engine for their balance of performance and long-term reliability compared to newer turbocharged models.
- Southern California Market: The Salinas and Central Coast markets benefit from a rust-free environment, allowing 19-year-old German cars to remain structurally sound. This local factor adds a regional premium as buyers from wetter climates often look to California for clean chassis survivors.
- Modified Market Dynamics: While the 330i conversion and low-mileage engine replacement are selling points, they rarely return 100% of their cost in the resale market. The current $7,500 asking price reflects a 'collector' premium that exceeds the typical private party valuation for this model year.