E46 convertibles
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A girl at work is selling her E46 330 rag top. I can only comment as a passenger but it didn't feel too bad from where I was sitting. Not as tight as a coupe but not bad. Unfortunately hers is a lemon and has had massive problems and big bills. She's handing it back to the finance company but I've not heard too many horror stories about the cars elsewhere. Think she was just unlucky.I've had my 330ci for coming up to 2 years now, and absolutely love it! I was lucky enough to get it with a hard top for the winter, thereby keeping the soft top in nice condition. If you have the storage to do this, you can get great storage bags to pop it into and hang it from the rafters in the garage. As mentioned previously, the E46 looks great with the top down, and attracts lots of positive glances.

Test drive several of them. The good ones drive very tightly, the bad ones feel a little loose and are very different. Never tried the SE version, but the sport is quite firmly sprung, but feel very sporty and are a good steer. Engine is very smooth and reliable (coil packs can go, but I think that applies to most cars).
If you can get one with the hard top, it is good news, otherwise Ebay £500 - £600 and a spray to match.
Options: Sat Nav, Harmon Kardon speakers, cd changer, zenons, electric folding mirrors, heated seats. Decide what is right for you, but the HK speakers are good and you get the ski hatch through load by default.
Choose wisely and you will love it.
If you can get one with the hard top, it is good news, otherwise Ebay £500 - £600 and a spray to match.
Options: Sat Nav, Harmon Kardon speakers, cd changer, zenons, electric folding mirrors, heated seats. Decide what is right for you, but the HK speakers are good and you get the ski hatch through load by default.
Choose wisely and you will love it.
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