BMW 3 Series Used Buyer’s Guide

​The compact entry-level 3 Series reigns as ​BMW’s #1 volume-leading bestseller and is the most popular model in the marque’s lineup. It was introduced in 1975 as the successor to the New Class 02 Series and has remained in regular production ever since. With a base price that competes with many other contemporary midsize family sedans such as the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, and Ford Fusion, the 3 Series is arguably the most mainstream of all of BMW’s present-day crop. It’s far more than just a basic commuter car, though.
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The Pros and Cons of the Different Drivetrains

When purchasing a vehicle, either new or used, there is a lot that you need to consider. A car can be a big investment and you want to make sure that you are making the right choice. One thing to keep in mind when considering what your next vehicle should be is the kind of drivetrain that it has. There are four different types of drivetrains, although two are very closely related to one another. Here is a list along with pros and cons for each:
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Follow These Steps after a Car Accident

No matter how safe of a driver you think you are, car accidents happen and they can happen at any time and to anyone. That’s why it’s important to keep a first aid kit, other safety devices, and important information and documentation in your car at all times. All of these items will come in handy in case an accident does happen. So that a bad situation doesn’t become worse, follow these steps after an accident:
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Air Bags – Proceed with caution

Audi Air bag pictureToday I’d like to address an Auto Part that needs a little extra attention, Air Bags. As I’m sure you already know, air bags are those explosive devices that you see in the center of your steering wheel every day. If you’re driving a late model foreign car then your surrounded by them daily. You can find them in the steering wheel, dash, pillars, headliner, seats, and doors.
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