BMW

Once you get a Beamer - you will never drive anything else. That is what I always heard - now I know why. This sleek little machine does everything from display the speed of my travel, reads my text messages to me via Bluetooth and has all custom leather seats that water will drip down into the back floor mats - if spilling occurs in front seats. The engineering in the vehicle is flawless. My only issue with the car - it goes too fast too quick - I have gotten a couple tickets for speeding in it. This is because the car is so flawless, so smooth in driving - that it truly is a struggle to maintain consistent slow marginal speed in city limits. I have to use my speed control now - after learning quite the hefty price on not paying attention. The car is truly remarkable. Can't wait to get a new one in the spring.

I currently have a BMW, mixed feelings. Such a beautiful car with a not so good reputation for breaking down and being a headache. Half of the cons are true if you don't know the right people to help you fix it. BMW is however, better in servicing than Mercedes with better finance options and warranty offers. BMW > mercedes (not for exterior, just basing this on finance deals, service and warranty offers) in my experience

Maintenance can be a hair puller at times, but all in all, it's a car of choice to some people (like me) who got raised around European motors. Eh! Like I said in my last review, getting an Audi in the near future.

BMW's are bitter sweet. They have a lot of motor and car engines. These aren't cars that are meant to last long, yet they sell for such high prices. My uncle has a Beamer and he finds himself having to spend extra to what he originally paid each year that passes by.y mom borrowed his car once and when she went to go move the rear view mirror it came off in here hand. The car had a circuit malfunction because the caution lights kept flashing on and off, and sometimes the car doesn't lock properly with the actual key remote, so we had to lock it manually. I can see why he doesn't take it out anymore...

I love the BMW brand. We've owned 4 over the course of 8 years and have loved every single one. The M Roadster was one of the most fun cars to drive. They are fairly easy to work on so if you know anything about cars, I wouldn't fear buying one because you think you would have to take it to a dealer all the time for any repairs. The only drawback to the BMW brand is the interiors. After owning VW's and Audi's, I'd rate the great interior of those cars much higher than BMW. I'd buy another for sure. We've always purchased used models, but they've held up well and I love driving them!

I am driving a 2013 X3, my 3rd BMW, and I love it! It is very luxurious, dependable, drives well, smoothly and is quite good on gas mileage as well. I love the fact that it has different driving styles you can choose from such as the comfort setting which makes it steer easier and saves on gas and the sport mode which raises the rpms making it have a little more get up and go and handles a little more like a 4wd. My favorite thing about it though is that it is all wheel drive so if bad weather strikes, I feel very safe and that I can drive it without getting stuck in the snow.

Gotta love the luxury BMW's offer. The basic model on these card have such amazing features. Only thing that I don't like that these guys are a pain when there is something goes wrong with it. Nobody likes to touch them and BMW dealers are just ridiculous when it comes to there maintenance prices. I love the vehicle but once they go bad they just continue. I still have mine but rarely drive it. More like a weekend car but every time some notification shows up my heart sinks. If yo can afford maintenance buy it if not stay far far away from them.

For the most part I love my. Car it is a 2006 and I have had it for 8 of the 10 years. The good thing is that it keeps its value very well and is in really good condition. The only cons is gas since I do not do that much distance travel and its requires premium it can be a little expensive. When there are repairs that it needs it can be a little expensive. I would make sure that if you do not want a new car make sure its a certified pre owned. If your warranty expires look into options for extended warranty since repairs can be fairly expensive.

I have a BMW 323i and once you drive a BMW you will know why their motto is the ultimate driving experience , it handles curves with ease , it's fast , it's a smooth ride and they are beautiful cars .Now let me tell you why I didn't give it 5 stars , they are so expensive and even more expensive to have them fixed. The check engine light will come on if you don't have the gas cap on just right and on that note a gas cap will run you about a 100 dollar's. The oil change is also about 100 dollars. There's nothing cheap about this car.

I've been driving BMW for the past 5 or so years, and just love them.

The cars feel pretty heavy when driving which I like, I feel safer. Their service, both here in the US and back in Qatar where I used to live, has always been superb, they really look after you.

Also love that I have free service for the first few years with each car I have purchased from them.

Both aesthetically and safety-wise, I love BMW. I love cars in general and their designs are always getting better. Once you go German with your car it's hard to go back!

Me and my husband bough our first car together, which is a BMW, about a year and a half ago. We could not be more happy with this purchase, the car is great and if we have any problems all we have to do is take it to the BMW dealer we bought it from and they take care of everything. BMW offers great coverage for any concerns you may have/ need for your card. We took everything they offered and glad we did since we don't have anything to worry about if anything goes wrong. As their logo says, it is the ultimate driving machine!