Used 2021 BMW2 Series 228i
- Exterior Color
- Storm Bay Metalli
- Odometer
- 64,707 miles
- Fuel Economy
- 24/33 MPG City/Hwy
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- VIN
- WBA53AK00M7H31122
- Stock Number
- 279960A
Included Packages & Accessories
Dealer Notes
This 2021 BMW 2 Series 228i Gran Coupe delivers genuine driving engagement in a stylish, compact package. With its turbocharged 2.0L 4-cylinder engine paired with an 8-speed automatic sport transmission, this front-wheel-drive sedan balances responsive performance with everyday practicality. The sleek gray exterior and refined black SensaTec interior create an upscale aesthetic that stands out on any road.- Hi-Fi Sound System with SiriusXM Satellite Radio- Navigation with ConnectedDrive Services- Panoramic Moonroof- M Sport Package with 18 M Double-Spoke Bi-Color Wheels- M Sport Suspension and Steering- Heated Front Seats and M Sport Steering Wheel- Remote Engine Start- Comfort Access Keyless Entry- Aerodynamic Kit with Rear Spoiler- Lumbar Support and Power Driver SeatEquipped with the M Sport Package, this 228i features athletic styling and enhanced handling that elevates every drive. The Connected Package Pro keeps you linked with BMW TeleServices and emergency assistance, while premium comfort features like heated seating, lumbar support, and dual-zone climate control ensure every journey feels refined. The 18 M wheels, aerodynamic kit, and shadowline trim give this coupe a purposeful, modern stance.This well-maintained example has logged 64,707 miles and delivers EPA-estimated 24 city / 33 highway MPG a solid balance of efficiency and performance for its class. Actual mileage may vary. If you're seeking a compact luxury sedan with genuine character and modern amenities, schedule your visit today to experience what makes the 228i special.
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Limited edition
By Bimmer on 8/24/2026 5:58:54 AM
They didn't make a lot of convertibles from 2014-2020 in the 2 series line. The KBB estimate in my opinion is low. A 2015 BMW 2 Convertible in great shape will bring more the $12,000 on a Private Party sale. I would say closer to $14,000. Also, since the car was always in Arizona and my particular car never goes out in bad weather, never. Maybe a BMW from the mid-west or East would fitch at top price of $12,000. - 5.0
KBB Value rating
By Albert on 6/8/2026 7:40:42 PM
BMWs are for not for everyone, and I understand the logic probably behind Kelly blue books pricing. But if you look at the listing of BMWs on other sources. I find that they are somewhat higher than what Kelly Blue book sees the value at. My particular car only has 56,000 miles on it and it's 11 years old. It is in great condition and I don't have any issues with it. I would not take less than probably then $12,500 for my car if I would offer it for sale. It has classic lines that many like in BMWs. I think KBB needs to adjust their pricing of this model with low mileage. - 5.0
Received in August 2015 my 2016 BMW Convertible
By DeFy on 12/26/2023 7:58:35 AM
Usually don’t write reviews but I still loveeeee my BMW so here is my real life experience… This car is amazing with excellent performance and handling. ONLY big COMPLAINT / ADVICE IS: DO NOT GET THE RUN FLAT TIRES - I live in NJ and has gone through 9 stock Pirelli P7 tires and 2 rims during my first 2 yrs of ownership. This was due to the tire sidewall that rips open (not repairable must replace) when I hit a pot hole and/or the rim would crack. I drove around constantly trying to avoid the smallest of potholes which was causing a negative driving experience, some anxiety and annoyance. After much frustration & research 2 years passed - I finally switched to non-run flat tires and I have AAA as a backup (no spear tires in these cars) which resolved this issue and haven’t had ANY blowouts for the last 6years. As the single owner as of date of this posting I’ve owned my 2016 BMW 228xi convertible M-Sport package for 8yrs and 4 months which currently has 113,500 miles. My initial plan when I built and had this car shipped from Germany, in summer 2015, was to get a new BMW after 7 years but this car still runs, handles and performs so well I decided to keep it even longer. IM thinking at this point until I have compounding problems but so far it’s been highly maintained and in excellent condition so I’m keeping. As a 6ft2in 220lb man, I’ve fit very comfortably in the cockpit but it’s a squeeze if adult friends were to sit directly behind me. A smaller person under 5ft6 will be ok. I frequently drive my car with 4 occupants. Definitely best $60k (out the door) I’ve spent on my fully loaded 2 series. Living where it gets cold the automatic climate control inside works excellent as low as 50degrees with the top down, rear wind deflector & windows up it can be very stable up in the cockpit and easy to maintain 73 degrees. At the same time it would be nice if I had remote starter but I was told not possible for an aftermarket install (Car does have remote climate control though the BMW app but this does not start the engine to actually warm up the car)- due to the 40+ computers in bmws. Also I recommend not to have the top down below 50degrees as it can potentially be problematic. Finally, it would be nice if cup holders were bigger sized to hold 40oz thermos/bottles and not just regular sized water/soda bottles. But these minor wishes does not diminish my enjoyment and total love and appreciation for such a fun to drive car. Also as a supersport bike rider (& the freedom most bikers experience) I can confidently state this is as close to similar fun to experience this drive with the top down riding on the open highway or winding back roads in my convertible! The cornering is as good as it gets in this car! The biggest expense I had was to replace the navigation screen which became partly distorted around the perimeter of the display, this happened even with normal use and excellent up-keep (looked like a bunch of little internal bubbles from the heat/weather) and changes in temperature (best guess) inside the convertible. The dealership stated in plain language that the plastic on the screen was separating and I was outside the warranty period so they could not cover the cost to replace even tho this was no fault of my own. BMW did help to fully cover the cost of labor & install but I had to spend $2500 to purchase an OEM replacement navigation /screen after 6yrs of use. Still - Def Best vehicle I’ve owned in my adult of life!
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