2006 BMW 325CI Coupe
Specifications
| Year | 2006 |
| Mileage | 89,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | RWD |
| Body Style | Coupe |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Black |
| Engine | 6 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Meticulously maintained E46 BMW 325Ci with only 89,000 original miles. Features modern Apple CarPlay and a backup camera integrated into a stock-look head unit. Recently smogged and tagged, this black-on-black coupe is a rare, low-mileage example of BMW's most iconic 3 Series generation. Ideal for enthusiasts seeking classic driving dynamics with modern tech."
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Description
Overview: This is a very well-maintained 2006 BMW E46 325Ci Coupe. It remains all stock with the exception of a top-of-the-line Apple CarPlay head unit and backup camera that fits perfectly and maintains the factory aesthetic.
Features and Tech: Experience a classic E46 driving feel paired with modern technology. This vehicle has been recently smogged and is fully tagged for the year, making it a turnkey option for the next owner.
Condition: The car is in great condition overall. The only noted issue is a sagging headliner in the rear, which is a common cosmetic fix. This is an excellent opportunity to own a well-cared-for BMW 3 Series.
Market Highlights
- Modern Classic Appeal: The E46 generation 3 Series is widely considered the peak of BMW's design and mechanical balance. As these cars cross the 20-year mark, well-preserved examples with under 100,000 miles have transitioned from 'used cars' to 'modern classics,' commandingly outperforming standard depreciation curves.
- Southern California Market: In West Hollywood and the greater Los Angeles area, the E46 retains a massive following. The lack of rust and the abundance of specialty BMW independent shops make owning a 20-year-old German luxury coupe more viable and desirable than in other regions.
- Tech and Utility: While the 325Ci is the entry-level engine compared to the 330Ci, its reliability is well-noted. The addition of Apple CarPlay solves the biggest hurdle to daily-driving a classic—navigation and connectivity—making this specific unit highly attractive to urban commuters.