Get the Best Priced BMW 328is Parts

From 1996 through 1999, BMW produced the two-door, coupe, called the BMW 328is version of its 328i, which was a four-door sedan. It was a popular vehicle for drivers who simply wanted a car that would be fun to drive without worrying about passengers and cargo. With its six-cylinder engine capable of reaching 60 miles per hour from a standstill in 7.0 seconds, this car delivers on the performance people have come to expect from BMW.

Despite its run of only three years, the BMW 328is proved to fulfill is niche. As a small coupe designed for just a driver, this car was not destined to last in a world of SUVs and crossovers that competed against each other for who could carry the most cargo and passengers. The BMW 328is was not the same as the sport option, which had a different suspension system, though some people erroneously believe that "s" in this model name stood for "sport," but sport suspension was standard on most BMW vehicles of the day. Even without a specific sport package, the original engine for the 4-door sedan model, the 328i, drives this smaller car with more force; however, for those interested in creating a vehicle that has even better specs, many BMW 328is performance parts and enthusiast groups are available to help.

While some may want to boost horsepower in the already 193-horsepower engine, others want to maintain their vehicle. Generally, most BMW owners appreciate the older BMW 328is for being simpler and easier to do regular maintenance on compared to newer models. For the most part, BMW 328i accessories and parts should be the same for the 328is because, aside from the body, these two models are identical. They both came from the E36 line, which was replaced in 1999 by the E46. Maintenance of most BMW cars is generally pricier up front than other vehicles, but that should be expected. BMW auto parts are designed for a luxury car, not for an economy car. Because of that, BMW parts and accessories typically last longer, though they are more expensive to replace. With proper care and maintenance, though, it is not uncommon to see a BMW 328is on the road with over 200,000 miles and still going strong.

As well made as the vehicles in the E36 line were, certain problems resulted in recalls of various years of the 328is. These ran the gamut from airbag issues to timing bolt problems. Qualified BMW dealers or mechanics can help, but many of these problems have likely already been resolved in the 17 years since the last BMW 328is cars were sold new in dealers.

When it comes time to fix your car, check out the BMW 328is parts catalog at PartsGeek.com. In that catalog, you can find whatever your BMW needs. PartsGeek.com has the BMW 328i aftermarket parts and OEM parts that you have been looking for at prices that are less than you might think. Check it out today.