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Good Afternoon to ever maybe reading this, the rest..... ;)

Joined because I am buying a 3 series..... however, I don't know which one.

I currently know nothing about BM's as I work for another German marque.

The choices I have gone for are

  • E46 coupe (320 or 330 diesel, preferably manuals)
  • E90 saloon (318d, manual)

I know for my lifestyle the saloon would be the obvious choice.... but, still very undecided.

Help?

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Welcome Welcome matey

Good choice. Test drive both. See how you feel.

I've drove all them and can say, I really really like the 330d. I'm sure most people on here would agree with me when I say it's the more desirable car from your list

Daz

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