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BMW 340

2018 · Petrol · Automatic · Sedan · Gray

14 photos · 8 specs

€25,500

🇱🇻 Latvija

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Specifications

Year2018

Mileage208 tūkst.

Engine3.0

TransmissionAutomatic

FuelPetrol

Body typeSedan

ColorGray

LocationLatvija

Interior colorbrown

Description

BMW 340 (2018) — petrol engine 3.0 automatic transmission with 208,000 km mileage. Body: Sedan. Color: Gray. Location: Latvija. Price: €25,500. View details, price history and similar listings on autopase.lv.

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↓ 19%below market average

Based on 4 listings · €31.323 avg

First seen: 7/22/2026

🎬 Video reviews

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АВТО ПЛЮС

Digest from the reviews

Based on transcripts of 2 reviews

•Both of the 2 reviewed transcripts say to avoid the N13 petrol (pre-facelift 316i/318i) — they call it the most problem-prone engine of the range.
•Both reviewers prefer the post-2015 facelift engines (B48 petrol, B58 in the 340i); among pre-facelift petrols the N55 (335i) is the safe pick, while the N20 needs a careful history check.
•The Riga-based mechanic (VLASOV) calls the F30 very reliable overall — his shop logged roughly 6x fewer F30 repair visits than F10 over the same period — and notes the local market is almost entirely diesel; on N47/N57 diesels plan a timing chain around 200-250k km and intake-manifold cleaning roughly every 100k km.
•The ZF 8-speed automatic is praised in both reviews, but the 'lifetime oil' label is dismissed: change the gearbox oil every 80-120k km, otherwise problems are expected past 200k km.
•Both mention weak paint — stone chips and rear wheel-arch edges start rusting early; one reviewer also flags the steering-rack bolt recall, so check it was done.

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