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Why a $4,000 BMW i3 Beats a $34,000 i3S: One Owner’s Surprising Take

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Why a $4,000 BMW i3 Beats a $34,000 i3S: One Owner’s Surprising Take

“Why a $4,000 BMW i3 Beats a $34,000 i3S: One Owner’s Surprising Take” — what this page in the network covers. After years of cherishing his “Holy Grail” gold BMW i3S, one owner finally let it go—and worried he’d regret selling such a rare, high-spec electric car. Months later, he’s discovered that a much cheaper, older BMW i3 he picked up for just $4,000 actually suits him better than the $34,000 i3S he onc Months later, he’s discovered that a much cheaper, older BMW i3 he picked up for just $4,000 actually suits him better than the $34,000 i3S he once prized.

The base i3’s simplicity and lower running costs make it a more stress-free daily driver, while the sportier i3S demanded more attention and money to maintain. This experience highlights a growing trend among EV enthusiasts: sometimes, a modest, affordable electric car delivers more real-world satisfaction than a premium model. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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