BMW 318ti SE

Newest Review: ... the specification to aim for if you want reasonable kit and good passenger safety features. But BMW, like Audi, love to ... more

... charge extra for the extras. It came with £3000 of add-ons, taking the total to almost £21,000 which surprised me a lot. Included was £95 for the colour-coded door handles, and I think I could live without the SE's original alloys, without paying another £1,540 for the supplied seven-star wheels. There is just one fault - the inclusive automatic air conditioning went down to just 16 degrees, one degree under room temerature. So on a hot summer's day, which this day was, the best you can hope for is lukewarm air, a...more

More BMW card

Read Reviews for BMW 318ti SE

BMW 318ti SE: Bloody - Monster - Wheels (814 words)
by - written on 29/08/02 (Very useful, 4414 readings)
Rating:

I recently got my list through for a new company car next year so I've gleefully been test driving a couple before making my choice, first up the BMW 3 Series Compact. This series was first seen in 1994 and although I've never owned one I've been a long time admirer, the Compact series has been a huge success for the German firm and price is the key. The baby Beamer starter model, the 316ti brought a sought after badge within reach of many more people. After reading through the literature BMW were keen to point out two out of every three of the 37,000 British buyers of the first Compacts had not bought a BMW before and - here's the sign of ... Read the complete review