Bradley Motor Works Ltd - 2015 BMW 3 Series 320d M-Sport 4DR AUTO

Make	BMW
Model	3 Series
Year	2015
Price	€29,950
Mileage:	26,949 miles/ 43,369 km
Fuel type:	Diesel
Engine size:	2.0
Colour:	GREY
Body:	Saloon
Owners:	1
Transmission:	Automatic
NCT Due Date:	August 2019
Last update:	06/11/2017

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In stock now this stunning BMW 320D M-Sport Auto in Mineral Grey Metallic with a Full Leather Interior. Fantastic Specification on this vehicle with Heated Seats, Parking Sensors with Rear View Camera, Satellite Navigation, Bluetooth, Cruise Control, LED Front Fog Lights, Extertior M-Sport Styling Kit. NEW REDUCED PRICE WAS €31,950. NOW €29,950To view this vehicle or to organise a test drive contact the Sales Team at Bradley Motors on 091-770909 or visit our showrooms on the Dublin Road, Galway.

0 - 62 MPH:	7.60 seconds
Max speed:	143 MPH
Engine size:	1995 cc
Number of cylinders:	4
Valves:	16
Engine power:	181 BHP @ 4000 rpm
Engine torque:	Information not available
Number of gears:	Information not available
Drive:	Information not available
Engine:	1,995 cc 2.0 litres in-line 4 engine with 84.0 mm bore, 90.0 mm stroke, 16.5 compression ratio, double overhead cam and four valves per cylinder
Compressor:	Turbo-charger
Fuel system:	Fuel system: common rail diesel
Max trailer weight braked:	Information not available
Max trailer weight unbraked:	Information not available
Suspension:	Information not available
Power steering:	Information not available
Transmission:	Information not available

Fuel consumption (town):	52 MPG
Fuel consumption (country):	72 MPG
Fuel consumption (combined):	63 MPG
Emissions:	116 g/km
Annual road tax:	€200
Tax band:	A4
Green rating:
Cost of filling the tank*:	Information not available
Cost of 100 miles of combined driving*:	€9
Reliability rating:	Information not available
Intermediate service:	Information not available
Main service:	Information not available

Doors:	4
Height:	Information not available
Width:	Information not available
Length:	Information not available
Wheelbase:	Information not available
Gross weight:	Information not available
Kerb weight:	Information not available
Boot / load capacity:	Information not available
Fuel tank:	Information not available

Euro NCAP safety (overall):
Euro NCAP safety (adult occupant):	Information not available
Euro NCAP safety (child occupant):	Information not available
Euro NCAP safety (pedestrian):	Information not available
Disc brakes:	Four disc brakes including four ventilated discs
ABS:	Yes
Electronic traction control:	Yes
Headlights:	Halogen headlights with complex surface lenses
Side curtain airbag:	Front and rear side curtain airbags
Side airbag:	Front side airbag
Head restraints:	Two active head restraints on front seats with height adjustment, three head restraints on rear seats with height adjustment
Front seat belts:	Seat belt with pre-tensioners on drivers seat and front passenger seat
Stability control:	Stability controlsystem
Electronic brake distribution:	Yes
Brake assist system:	Yes
Low tyre pressure indicator:	Low tyre pressure indicator with rim mounted sensor displays pressure
Isofix preparation:	Yes
Cornering brake control:	Yes
Front airbag:	Information not available

BMW 3-Series Gran Turismo (13 - present)

The whole idea of the 3 Series GT was to combine sportiness and performance with practicality and refinement. It’s safe to say that BMW have achieved that goal. The odd, bulbous shape may not get some people as excited as others, but there’s no denying it’s a good looking car. And of course, the coveted badge itself can be enough to nudge punters towards getting out the cheque book. From a practical standpoint, the GT is a sensible buy. For example, it’s more practical than the touring model and there isn’t much difference in the price. There’s also more interior space than that of the bigger 4 Series, which is impressive. On top of that, the cabin is beautifully designed and absolutely oozes comfort and refinement. It has a well-built central console and the latest in-car technology, even on the base models. In terms of driving, the GT is aimed more at comfort and practicality, so don’t expect the ‘ultimate driving experience’. Having said that, it’s still a good car to drive. It handles well, and the ride feels supple on the move.

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• There was a recall so make sure the necessary work was carried out

What we like

• Even more practical than the touring version

• Instantly recognisable thanks to the distinctive appearance

• There’s a vast selection of economical engines to choose from

• Really good car to drive, feels smooth and refined on the move

What we don't like

• There can be a bit of body lean when taking on corners

2015 BMW 3 Series 320d M-Sport 4DR AUTO

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