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Used BMW Saloon for sale

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BMW saloons for sale drive well, look great and feel comfortable. Buy online entirely faff-free and benefit from a 14-day money back guarantee and a 90-day warranty across the range. Buy or finance a used BMW saloon.

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Based on a cash price of £12,500, with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,500 at a representative APR of 12.4%. 48 monthly payments of £189.23. Fixed rate of interest per annum 6.45%. Optional final payment £5,289.00. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £3,872.02. Total amount payable £16,372.04. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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BMW Saloon buying guide

What types of BMW saloon cars are there?

BMW saloons come in a range of sizes, including compact, mid-sized executive and large luxury saloons.

Apart from traditional saloons, BMW also sells a range of Gran Coupé models, which look like saloons with rear doors, but they have a sportier, coupé-like design and a practical hatchback-style boot opening.

Fuel options are endless, including petrol, diesel, mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid and more recently, fully electric.

Popular BMW saloon cars

The BMW 3 Series is an extremely popular BMW saloon for sale, and you’ll see all manner of drivers behind the wheel, from company car drivers to younger individuals who’ve outgrown their smaller hatchbacks (like the 1 Series).

If you need something more spacious, consider a BMW 5 Series which counts the Audi A6, Mercedes E-Class and Volvo S90 among its rivals.

But for a real taste of luxury, the BMW 7 Series sits right at the top. Whether you want to drive or be driven around in one, this is the epitome of premium motoring.

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Standout BMW saloon features

Exceptional driving dynamics with responsive steering and sporty suspension pretty much sum up the experience behind the wheel of a used BMW saloon. Many models even have 50:50 weight distribution – proof that the engineers have done everything they can to improve handling.

You’ll also notice the high-quality interior, with all but the oldest entry-level models equipped with real or faux leather and a mix of wood and metal trim.

We love the iDrive infotainment system, which is easy to use thanks to both touchscreen and rotary knob controls.

BMW saloon vs. estate

Used BMW saloons are iconic, but the German manufacturer has been building estate versions for decades too, badged ‘Touring’.

Saloon models have timeless and elegant designs with a sporty edge, but they tend to have slightly less boot space, plus the boot opening can be pretty narrow, which means access is on the tighter side.

BMW estates offer increased practicality with larger boots and wide-opening boot lids. These Touring models are perfect for families and adventurous owners.

Who are BMW saloon cars suitable for?

Arguably, the biggest audience for BMW saloons for sale is businesspeople who spend a lot of time behind the wheel and want to make the right impression.

Besides commuters, driving enthusiasts will also do well picking a used BMW saloon because it’ll be more fun to drive than most of its rivals.

Don’t rule out a BMW saloon for sale if you’ve got your eye on the environment, because petrol and diesel models are highly economical, plug-in hybrid models have up to around 50 miles of electric-only range, and there are also tailpipe emission-free electric versions available.

Should I buy a used BMW saloon?

What is the difference between a BMW coupé and a saloon?

Both have that traditional three-box design (low bonnet, taller cabin, low boot), but saloons have four doors while coupés tend to have just the two front doors.

Are BMWs expensive to maintain?

BMW is a premium brand, so parts can be slightly more expensive than the average, but look after your BMW right and it could last many years.

What does xDrive mean in BMW?

Some BMW saloons (and other models) come fitted with xDrive – the four-wheel drive system that improves grip and power delivery in slippery conditions.