ITT: We oogle over my dream DD
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ITT: We oogle over my dream DD
Checkmate: Andrew’s BMW 335i Coupe | A Forward Motion
Originally when the e90 M3 was announced it was my "realistic" DD, until these 335s started being developed. I couldn't justify the price difference now.
Originally when the e90 M3 was announced it was my "realistic" DD, until these 335s started being developed. I couldn't justify the price difference now.
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A few months ago I was thinking about selling all of my cars (Miata, Civic, Forester XT) and getting a 2007-2008 335i sedan.
A really pretty decent one can be had for $18-19k, and I can't think of more car for that kind of money. Would be a perfect DD for me, with the second kid on the way. The awful NVH in the Subaru kills me, and it's a big part of the reason I would like a 335.
A really pretty decent one can be had for $18-19k, and I can't think of more car for that kind of money. Would be a perfect DD for me, with the second kid on the way. The awful NVH in the Subaru kills me, and it's a big part of the reason I would like a 335.
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Checkmate: Andrew’s BMW 335i Coupe | A Forward Motion
Originally when the e90 M3 was announced it was my "realistic" DD, until these 335s started being developed. I couldn't justify the price difference now.
Originally when the e90 M3 was announced it was my "realistic" DD, until these 335s started being developed. I couldn't justify the price difference now.
I do think the 335i is probably the better value, especially bought used. I think you could buy two of them (with moderate to higher miles) for what my car would go for right now. Or one 335i and about 300 extra WHP/TQ worth of upgrades.
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A bone stock one also burned at ECR one weekend when I was at the track.
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I haven't seen any electrical problems at all in 76K. I actually haven't seen any problems on mine save the water pump going out at 27K. I keep saying I'm selling it before warranty is up but it has been flawless in the 50K miles that I've had it. I'm kind of debating on keeping it even out of warranty. It's just that good. I have no idea what I would replace it with that is even close to being on par with this car overall. I have until April or 100K to decide.
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My wife has a 07 335i Sedan manual with 115k on it now, we bought it 3.5 years ago with 35k on it.
- Dealer replaced HPF
- Upgraded the front control arms to M3 (the stocks have fluid filled bushings that suck)
- Eibach springs with BMW perfomance shocks (shocks were 89 dollars shipped on sale, for the whole set with a ton of new hardware to replace them)
- Better intercooler
- 3 inch DP's
- All fluids changed
- Cobb Tunner running stage 2 agressive map
- Squirel cage started making noise at 51k, replaced (bearing was bad) easy and cheap.
Just did:
- Spark plugs ( Tunned its a good thing to just change them every 20k)
- COPS (one was bad but replaced all of them just for the heck of it)
- Injectors ( Didn't need to but ours were original that many people have issues with)
To do:
-Water pump and t-stat (don't need to but again preventive maintanance)
Other then that it has been a good car and I am told that she ran down a dude in a v10 m5...so she's happy.
- Dealer replaced HPF
- Upgraded the front control arms to M3 (the stocks have fluid filled bushings that suck)
- Eibach springs with BMW perfomance shocks (shocks were 89 dollars shipped on sale, for the whole set with a ton of new hardware to replace them)
- Better intercooler
- 3 inch DP's
- All fluids changed
- Cobb Tunner running stage 2 agressive map
- Squirel cage started making noise at 51k, replaced (bearing was bad) easy and cheap.
Just did:
- Spark plugs ( Tunned its a good thing to just change them every 20k)
- COPS (one was bad but replaced all of them just for the heck of it)
- Injectors ( Didn't need to but ours were original that many people have issues with)
To do:
-Water pump and t-stat (don't need to but again preventive maintanance)
Other then that it has been a good car and I am told that she ran down a dude in a v10 m5...so she's happy.
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Basically every person I know who has an E90 has severe electrical problems. I've seen more than one with less than 1000 miles with every warning light on. They're just constantly fucked and constantly in for service from people at my office.
A bone stock one also burned at ECR one weekend when I was at the track.
A bone stock one also burned at ECR one weekend when I was at the track.
Look at the modern full-size domestic trucks, even the rear seats have heaters and they don't seem to have all these electrical problems.
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