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BMW cars for sale are well-known for their impressive build-quality and durable engines. There's a range of popular used BMWs to choose from, including the 1 Series, 2 Series, 3 Series, and 4 Series models – plus the X1 and X3. You can purchase or finance a quality used BMW to get on the road in a brilliant car at an impressive price.
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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 X6
xDrive40d MHT M Sport 5dr Step Auto [Tech/Pro]
- Vehicle year, 2025
- Mileage, 8,170 miles
- Fuel type, Diesel
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£64,999Price per month. pcp. £1,051
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BMW M3
M3 xDrive 530 Competition M 4dr Step Auto
- Vehicle year, 2026
- Mileage, 2,753 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£73,694Price per month. pcp. £1,144
BMW 1 Series
118i M Sport 5dr
- Vehicle year, 2020
- Mileage, 29,960 miles
- Fuel type, Petrol
- Transmission type, Manual
Full price.£16,399Price per month. pcp. £271
BMW X1
xDrive 20d Sport 5dr Step Auto
- Vehicle year, 2017
- Mileage, 88,065 miles
- Fuel type, Diesel
- Transmission type, Automatic
Full price.£10,957Price per month. hp. £196
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BMW buying guide
BMW used cars
BMW is one of the most competitive car brands in the world, rivalling others like used Audi models in terms of reliability and luxury.
The overall luxury and finesse throughout is unrivalled, making them a perfect choice for families and those who like to treat themselves.
History of BMW
Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW) was founded in 1916 and originally made aircraft engines before producing its first motorcycle in 1923 and then its first car – the BMW 3/15 – in 1928.
Following its success, the BMW Group went on to buy several other companies to sit under its umbrella – Mini was purchased in 1996 and Rolls-Royce followed in 1998.
The BMW logo was originally a horse’s head, but this quickly changed to the blue and white design we know today, which has been refreshed six times. It’s a common misconception that its logo symbolises a plane’s propellor, but it actually represents the state colours of its home: the State of Bavaria in Germany.
Standout BMW features
All modern used BMWs come packed with the latest and greatest features, from Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to heated seats and a large panoramic sunroof.
They all run the same BMW iDrive infotainment system, which is easy to use and features crisp graphics. It’s hard to beat, especially the large central displays that sit proudly on the dashboard to run the software.
Accompanying this is the car’s advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) that includes features such as lane departure warning, blind spot detection and automatic emergency braking. This all helps towards strong overall Euro NCAP safety test scores.
When it comes to reliability, modern BMWs for sale always impress. With tried-and-tested parts that are shared across the model range and solid engines, there’s really no need to fret about anything going wrong.
Driving a BMW
Used BMWs are great fun to drive, and a lot of this is down to the engines under the bonnets, but another way the Bavarian car brand excels is in steering feel. Even if you’re not interested in how a car feels on the ragged edge, however, they’re great for city driving or longer motorway stints.
Running costs should also be relatively low. We’re not saying BMWs are cheap to run – they are classed as luxury cars, after all – but in comparison to many cars, they're reasonable.
The electric versions are going to have the lowest running costs because they have fewer moving parts that can go wrong, but even the petrol, hybrids and diesel BMWs for sale make solid daily drivers.
Take the faff out of driving your BMW with expert car servicing for all makes and models at 100+ locations nationwide, whether it's a cinch car or not.
Popular used BMW cars
Two of the most popular used BMWs to buy are the BMW 3 Series saloon (or estate) and BMW X5 SUV because they’re well-built cars that can be driven all day up and down the country.
There are also some great electric options available, notably the i3 and iX, which offer excellent electric ranges of up to 380 miles and all the interior tech you could possibly want.
If you want a smaller hatchback then the 1 Series or 2 Series would make a great option. Plus, you can even have the latter as a saloon, if you prefer.
You’re best off buying a used BMW if you appreciate the finer things in life and have a little more budget to blow.
Having said that, you get a lot for your money when comparing them to rivals.
Should I buy a used BMW?
What is the history of BMW in Germany?
BMW has a rich history that dates back to 1916. Initially producing aircraft engines, BMW later shifted to luxury cars in the 1930s as demand increased. Despite challenges during World War II, the company rebounded in the post-war era and evolved into a global icon for high-performance and luxury cars. Today, BMW remains an icon and leader of German engineering brilliance.
What are some of the most iconic BMW luxury cars?
From the most luxurious BMW 7 Series to the sporty BMW M3, these premium cars combine performance and sophistication – a common trait throughout the brand's models. They all encompass elements from classic models such as the beautiful 507 and legendary M5 from the 80s.
How does BMW achieve its luxury?
BMW adds luxury to its cars through a combination of sleek designs, quality materials and advanced interior technology. The brand's commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail sets it apart from many rivals, and with a focus on delivering a premium driving experience, BMW consistently creates cars that ooze elegance and class. There's a reason these cars are so sought-after.
What are some of the most powerful BMW models?
Some of the most powerful BMW models include the BMW M5, M8 sports cars and the X5 M and X6 M SUVs. These are renowned for their impressive performance while still offering luxury interiors. They boast powerful engines that range from the 3.0-litre straight-six found in the M2 all the way up to the 738hp, 4.4-litre hybrid V8 in the XM.
What are some BMW's most innovative technologies?
BMW is known as an innovator within the automotive industry and has brought several groundbreaking technologies to its cars. These include its iDrive infotainment system and Gesture Control, which allows you to control the car's touchscreen using hand gestures. BMW's Active Driving Assistant offers advanced safety features such as lane-departure warning and blind-spot detection. It's also well-known for its EfficientDynamics technology that enhances fuel efficiency while reducing overall emissions, which is a standard feature on all modern BMWs.
