The stunning new 2002 BMW 330xi Sedan is not only alluring
for its contemporary design and curbside appeal, but also
for simply outstanding performance in a high-class sedan.
You'll fall in love with its generous comforts and conveniences,
comfortable interior and common-sense approach to spoiling
you. Whether you're looking for a gorgeous vehicle to get
you to your morning meetings, or a functional yet luxurious
vehicle to tote around your family, the BMW 330xi is an
excellent choice.
Available Models
This year, BMW 330xi Sedan is available in a
well-appointed Premium Package, a racy-looking Sport Package,
and Cold Weather Package that packs features that will keep
you toasty warm in colder climes. Simply choose the one
that fits the bill for your personal tastes and driving
requirements.
Interior Features
The inviting and spacious cabin of the BMW 330i
Sedan is brimming with luxuries that include six-way power
front seats with driver side memory, a four-spoke leather-wrapped
multi-function steering wheel with fingertip cruise, audio,
and accessory phone controls, and a convenient front center
armrest with storage compartment. The interior is finished
with leatherette upholstery and is enhanced further with
attractive titanium-finish trim.
The long list of comforts and conveniences continues, with
standard fare like an AM/FM stereo with CD player and 12
speakers cruise control, vehicle and key memory, and automatic
climate control with air filter and air recirculation feature.
A tilt steering wheel, keyless entry system, front and rear
power windows, power door locks, and a handy electric interior
trunk release round out the key examples. The trunk also
has a full reversible mat and features a drop-down tool
kit for emergencies.
Exterior Features
The 2002 BMW 330xi Sedan is dramatically presented
with chrome and body-color detail trim, seventeen-inch alloy
wheels with all-season tires, halogen free-form fog lights,
heated dual power outside mirrors, heated windshield washer
jets, and a beautiful titanium-finish trim on the headlight
panels and front bumper air inlet.
Performance
Under the hood of the BMW 330xi Sedan is a 3.0-litre,
DOHC, 24-valve six-cylinder engine that is coupled with
electronic throttle control, double-VANOS steplessly variable
valve timing, and dual resonance intake system. The drive
is quiet, with barely perceptible levels of noise and vibrations.
The standard transmission is five-speed manual, with a highly
responsive five-speed Steptronic automatic transmission
with Adaptive Transmission Control available to you as an
option.
One of the key performance features on the 330xi Sedan
is the all-wheel drive including dynamic stability control
for powering safely and efficiently through mud, snow, and
challenging terrain. Each vehicle also sports the benefits
of dynamic stability control with all-season traction, hill
descent control, front and rear anti-roll stabilizer bars,
and a sport-calibrated suspension for precision handling
with a touch of fun.
Safety and Security
Boasting world-class safety standards, the BMW
330xi Sedan lists a keyless entry system, four-wheel ventilated
ABS brakes, battery safety terminal, head protection system,
driver dual-stage air bag, passenger dual-stage air bag,
side impact air bags, and coded driveaway protection. For
your safety in the event of an impact, crash sensors will
cut off the fuel supply, unlock the doors, and turn on both
interior lights and hazard lights.
Used Car Price
Quote on a 2002 BMW 330xi.
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| Fast Stats
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| Seats |
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| MSRP
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$35,740
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| Engine |
3.0L I6
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| Horsepower |
225 @ 5900
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| Transmission |
5-speed auto
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5-speed manual
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| MPG:
City/Hwy |
auto: 17 / 25
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man.: 20 / 27
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