BMW, 6-cylinder, 3.0 diesel, with enough torque to tear up a tree. And the icing on the cake? Not even 200,000 kilometers. The rosary hanging from the rearview mirror is clearly not there for decoration. Jesus has been watching over this Touring for years, and given its condition, it seems he has worked a few miracles. Miss out on a specimen like this? You might as well go straight to confession.
This 2003 BMW 330D E46 Touring, originally from Luxembourg, shows 198,500 km, mileage certified by the service book and then by the invoice file. The seller states that the vehicle is in good overall condition.

Outside, the seller states that the vehicle is in good condition. The gray bodywork shows no corrosion reported by the seller, and a few minor cosmetic defects are visible in the gallery.

Inside, the seller states that the vehicle is in good condition. This car has the following equipment:
M1 pack front bumper, heated seats, xenon lights, sound system, dog pack, automatic headlights, M steering wheel.

The engine is a 3.0L inline 6 producing 204 horsepower. The seller states that the mechanics work normally, as does the gearbox. The seller also states that the intake flaps have been removed. Over the last two years, it has benefited from the following maintenance, with invoices:
-oil change + filter done at 196,000 km
-16/04/2026, damper pulley, accessory belt kit, air conditioning belt
-20/02/2026, tie rod ends, track rods.
-10/02/2026, ZKE module replaced and programmed,
-30/12/2025, Takata airbag recall
-25/04/2025, intercooler and boost air pipe,
-10/10/2024, EGR thermostat, O-ring, coolant, bleeding,
-25/04/2024, front control arms, front and rear discs/pads/wear indicators, brake hoses.

The car has 4 wheels in average condition, fitted with tires in good condition.

The seller is a private individual located in France in Gournay-sur-Marne (93460) and accepts viewings during the sale. The car will be sold with its French registration document, a valid technical inspection, its documentation, invoices, and service book.

The seller wished to set a reserve price.