BMW's new vehicle limited warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship for the first 48 months or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, so you can be confident that your BMW will always perform as expected. For more information about the manufacturer's warranty coverage, visit BMW's website.

BMW's Maintenance Program is one of the most comprehensive programs in its class and it offers the longest coverage period. It covers all factory-recommended maintenance at no charge for 48 months or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, as well as items that need replacement due to regular wear and tear. The following services are covered under this plan at no cost: scheduled inspections, brake pads, brake rotors, engine belts, oil changes, wiper blade inserts, inspections, and fluid services. By offering such a comprehensive maintenance program with every new vehicle, BMW is able to help you manage the cost of ownership and keep maintenance costs down. For more information about the manufacturer's scheduled maintenance coverage, visit BMW's website.

"The 3-Series is BMW's entry-level model in the near-luxury segment, offered in sedan, coupe, convertible and wagon versions. A descendant of the mid-'60s BMW 1600, considered by many automotive enthusiasts to be the first compact sedan to offer sports-car performance, the 3-Series has continued to be the benchmark of sport sedans. The 3-Series designation first appeared in America in 1977, and the car evolved from a rather boxy shape to a fluid, aerodynamic design and the sedan and wagon now incorporate BMW's new design language. The previous-generation 3-Series sedan was introduced as a 1999 model. The 3-Series Sedan and 3-Series Sports Wagon were redesigned and updated for the 2006 model year, followed by the redesigned coupe and a new convertible with a power-retractable hardtop for 2007. Also for 2007, the first inline six-cylinder engine with twin-turbochargers, high precision fuel injection and an all-aluminum crankcase was introduced in the 335i, producing 300 horsepower and 300 lb-ft of torque. The 2008 BMW 3-Series continues with minor updates. The 3-Series Convertible was redesigned for 2007 with a power-retractable hardtop for the first time, joining the already updated 3-Series Sedan and Coupe." To read more about the 2008 BMW 3 Series, visit MSN Autos.

Do you plan to import this vehicle into Canada? Please verify that this 2008 BMW 328i is on Transport Canada's List of Vehicles Admissible from the United States and visit our Importing into Canada page for helpful information and resources on this topic.