i3s

Well, tried to book a drive in one today and the dealer have been absolutely useless. Their ad doesn't actually match the car they have which is a bit worrying from a bmw auc!
If you're prepared to look outside of the dealer network both Wiseley Automotive and Drive Green are recommended by others. Wiseley put out some good Youtube content too, including going over the issues they find preparing cars for sale.
 
If you're prepared to look outside of the dealer network both Wiseley Automotive and Drive Green are recommended by others. Wiseley put out some good Youtube content too, including going over the issues they find preparing cars for sale.

I've seen drive green mentioned in a few YouTube vids so may take a look.
 
I bought my i3 just under 2 years ago with 24,000kms, it just ticked over 80,000 the other day! Initially bought it (used) as the nursery runabout and now it's used 90% of the time. Great little cars. It can feel sketchy at higher speeds if it's windy on the motorway but you get used to it fairly quickly. I just added the road top carplay/android auto when I bought it for the main screen and i've not really felt it needed much else.

I'd personally avoid the 60ah and get at least the 94/120ah - it turns it into a round town car into a car that can go on decent trips. I've got the range extender as well but only used it a handful of times, never had an issue with it. The major gripe I had with mine was it was a UK import and for some reason it had halogens and not the LED's, no idea why they decided that. The are rubbish - I added some LED's to them (designed for halogen reflectors) made all the difference.
 
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