1999 BMW 328i Price, Specs, Review & Road Test

"Behold, my wheels!" announces the opulently equipped 328i that has recently joined our stable. Indeed, the attractively styled sedan wears 17x8.0-inch alloys that reveal indulgence in the $1350 sport package. The option group brings sport suspension, seats, and steering wheel to the rolling Oktoberfest. Standard equipment includes all manner of power features, anti-lock disc brakes, front side and head airbags, anti-theft system, keyless remote, memory functions, automatic climate control, etc. Even still, the options list was too much temptation for the MT staff. Silver metallic paint ($475), black leather upholstery ($1450), rear side airbags ($385), fold-down rear seats ($575), and power moonroof ($1050) got us in deep without even touching the fun stuff. In addition to the recommended sport package, we upgraded to the Harmon-Kardon audio system ($675), added the navigation system ($1800), and warmed up to heated seats ($500). A heady $42,230 as-tested price put us right in 528i territory. First logbook entry reads, "Feels like a four-door sports car, with inspiring power, more than ample brakes, quick steering, and great gear box."