I’m diving into the world of used cars and have my eyes set on the 2015 BMW 4 Series 428i. I’ve been doing some research and I’m intrigued, but I’d love to hear from anyone who has experience with this model. Here are some specific things I’m curious about:
Reliability: How has your experience been with the reliability of this model? Any common issues I should be aware of?
Performance: How does the 428i handle in different driving conditions? I’m particularly interested in how it performs on highways versus city driving.
Maintenance Costs: What should I expect in terms of maintenance costs? Are there any expensive repairs I should watch out for?
Fuel Efficiency: How does the fuel efficiency hold up over time? Is it as good as advertised?
I want to make sure I’m making a wise investment. Any information, personal stories, or insights you could share would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
I’ve driven the 2015 428i and the driving dynamics are fantastic! The steering feels precise and the acceleration is really impressive for a coupe of this size.
The acceleration in the 428i is super fun—it really takes off when you press the pedal. Just be mindful of how fast you go; it can catch you off guard!
From my experience, both cars have their merits. The A5 offers a more luxurious ride, but I always found myself loving the thrill in the 428i’s driving experience!
Honestly, I think the handling can’t be overstated—compared to the Lexus RC, the 428i feels much more responsive and agile. You really get what you pay for.
Hey, I’ve had my 2015 BMW 4 Series 428i for about three years now. Overall, I’ve found it reliable—just the usual wear and tear. The engine runs great, but watch out for the oil leak issues at higher mileage!
Good to know, oil leaks are definitely something I’d want to avoid! What kind of maintenance costs are you seeing on average? Do you think it’s worth it for a used one?
Maintenance costs can vary, but I’d say expect around $800-$1,200 a year if you use a dealer. Independent shops can lower that a bit. The fun factor in driving it is great though!