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Used BMW saloon cars in Portugal

Found 1,697 cars

From €1,250 to €299,990, half under €24,990 · Typically 2018 with 132,539 km · Most listed: BMW 3 Series, BMW 5 Series, and BMW 4 Series. The saloon is BMW's classic shape: the 3 Series for daily driving, the 5 Series for long journeys and the 7 Series as the flagship. Most are rear-wheel drive with xDrive as an option, while the 2 Series Gran Coupé sits on a front-wheel-drive base.

1,697 cars found

BMW 425 Bmw 425d gran coupe

€27,000

CustojustoFair price+1%Newly added

2017

90,000 km

2 hours ago

Diesel

Automatic

Braga

BMW 320 i - 6cilindros 80000Km NACIONAL

€8,965

CustojustoGood price-21%Newly added

1998

70,000 km

2 hours ago

Petrol

Manual

Porto

BMW 530 dA

€11,750

StandvirtualHigh price+30%Newly added

2007

323,000 km

2 hours ago

Diesel

Automatic

BMW 525 dA

€9,990

StandvirtualNewly added

2005

318 km

2 hours ago

Diesel

Automatic

BMW Serie-3 316 d Advantage

€13,990

CarmineGood price-10%Newly added

2017

190,000 km

3 hours ago

Diesel

Manual

Setúbal

BMW 116 d Line Sport Auto

€18,000

StandvirtualHigh price+13%Newly added

2017

130,000 km

4 hours ago

Diesel

Automatic

BMW 320 d xDrive Pack M Auto

€49,990

StandvirtualHigh price+33%Newly added

2023

82,659 km

6 hours ago

Diesel

Automatic

Porto

BMW 318 iS

€4,950

StandvirtualGood price-59%Newly added

1993

170,000 km

6 hours ago

Petrol

Manual

BMW 320 3 Serie

€4,700

CustojustoFair price+3%Newly added

2003

350,000 km

7 hours ago

Diesel

Manual

Leiria

BMW Serie-5 520 d

€12,500

CarmineFair price+5%Newly added

2011

247,717 km

7 hours ago

Diesel

Manual

Braga

1,697 cars found

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What is the difference between the BMW 3 Series and 5 Series saloon?

The 5 Series is larger, quieter and roomier in the back, built for drivers who cover long motorway distances. The 3 Series is more agile and cheaper to run, with similar engines and equipment in each generation.

Are BMW saloons rear-wheel drive?

Almost all of them: the 3 Series, 5 Series and 7 Series are rear-wheel drive as standard, with xDrive all-wheel drive as an option. The 2 Series Gran Coupé and the latest 1 Series use a front-wheel-drive platform.

Is a used BMW 7 Series expensive to maintain?

It can be, as the 7 Series carries air suspension, complex electronics and large engines that cost more to repair than on a 3 or 5 Series. A full service history and a check of the suspension and electrics matter more here than on smaller models.