A regularly serviced 320d will easily pass the 200k mileage mark and further... .. Regular services and replacement of parts as and when needed... .. No problem at all
@@ArmaganDemiral Yes I mean a BMW....I bought my first 3 series 320d with 184,000 miles on..... My current one is now at 153,000 miles and no problems... Like I said... Regular services are key.... Happy New year
@@ArmaganDemiral I always see very high mileage BMWs on autotrader and gumtree, it’s all about the servicing for these especially the diesels. ZF gearbox is very reliable as long as serviced every 60k not the lifetime that bmw says.
Bought a 320d f30 two weeks ago and am averaging 23kms per litre on open roads amazing,its alpine white in color, with the high fuel prices diesels is the way to go
I got an Uber today, the car was a 520d and the clock was on 324K !! Spoke to them about it and they changed the oil every 6k. And new chain put in on 140k
Just drive the car and fix it when it breaks no need to worry too much of what will break,if you can afford to purchase it you can well afford to fix it,and why would you keep a car for more than 5yrs ?
On centre dials turning orange at night, i really like it actually! My eyes kinda sensitive, I can't quite stand seeing white lights at night especially. The combo white at day time, then warm amber colour at night time is something I don't see any other car manufacturers do, which makes me really appreciate BMWs.
@@ArmaganDemiral yes indeed. Another thing i notice BMW does that most others don't is positioning speakers at door panel higher, so it frees up more lower pocket area. I'm like... Why don't most others do this too? It's eating so much space, you're left with tiny space just enough for 500 ml bottle, which is a bummer when you realise BMW do better at this.
@@tokmoh2000 coded? I didn't know that was an option. From what I see you have to take the whole dash off and solder new leads on but that seem like a heck of a job to do and I don't know who would do it
I have this very same model 2013 in white, only done 49000, love it, excellent drive and surprisingly economical, just a great all rounder , i love mine
A well looked after diesel can go for 300-400k. They get to a point where it’s no longer economical to fix it, so they’re replaced. Will run forever if serviced right which most bmw owners will do.
@@ArmaganDemiral I disagree if you can afford a bmw then you can afford the running cost, and a bmw isn’t just a cheap car to run around in it’s usually someone’s pride and joy and well looked after.
@@ArmaganDemiral Definitely a lot of variable, if it’s a lower end car such as a 320d etc then it’s usually going to be driven sensible…. I can’t see a 335d lasting 300k after being driven like it’s been stolen for years on end lol
Got a 316d, same engine just detuned to 116bhp, bought it at 128k miles, now on 131k, in that time have had three new wheel bearings, timing chain, clutch and dual mass flywheel, total spend £3100, so dont buy one of these cars if you think it'll be cheap to maintain but they will soldier on well past 200k miles if well looked after, going to be servicing mine every 8k miles and pray it lasts
Im actually really surprised the 320d efficient dynamics uses the 2L diesel and not a smaller engine. Considering the 320i efficient dynamics uses the same 1.6L engine from the 316i compared to the regular 2L in the 320i.
liked your review............BUT i just wish you`d mention how quiet (or not) the bmw is when driving, does it supress road noise, is there a lot of wind noise coming into the cabin, noise round the mirrors ect ect, apart from that, an interesting review , ps , don`t know if you watch harrry metcalfe from harry`s garage on utube, but i suggested to him (and he listened) that a noise reading from the phone would be very helpful, and he does that in all video`s now...............it`s a FREE ap.
Cool review! Thinking about buying a 320d from 2012-2014. Would you overall say they are reliable? and are repairs more expensive than on other cars? Prob buying one with around 100k miles but that should be fine right?
Thank you dude! And they are not reliable cars, if the car has over 100k miles you are probs going to be fixing it majority of the time with timing chain replacements etc etc
@@ArmaganDemiral Thats the weird thing though, cause many people bash the reliability of them while others say they have owned them for a decade with 200k miles. I have a friend who owns one a 2007 one with around 150k who hasn’t had any problems yet, seems like such a lottery to buy a car
I've got a f30 320d and one thing I dont do is hard launches from a standstill. Only once shifted into 2nd. You can forget your clutch if you keep launching it
Thanks Pod but I'm not sure you've understood the point of the 320D and BMW's in general. Majority of the 'bland' cars end up being desirable. There's no room to argue as this car is RWD and weight distribution is near perfect albeit its a diesel
This Version was well kept because the driver isn’t the type to beat on it (if you know what I mean) but other BMW’s at this mileage are like you said a complete money pit.
@@ArmaganDemiral I had a 528 and the engine was brilliant, no problems and was smooth. Just the general parts for the car cost a fortune. Thanks for the reply.
@@lukeangell8357 when you say ‘money pit’ are we talking hundreds or over a thousand a year on maintenance. These cars should go on past 200k no dramas
Got mine at 161k! I put like 10k miles on it. Very good on fuel and £20 a year on tax! Perfect saloon for motorway travels. Drives like a dream! Only done brakes and recently serviced it! So long you maintain the parts and engine, it will easily last a very long time! Only downside is that it’s not Ulez compatible
To clarify the timing chain issue. Is relevant to the E90 model not the F30 which is this one. Albeit they use the N47 engine the one that has the timing chain issue is the engines manufactured between 2007-2008. For the later models the issue has been resolved as admitted by BMW. The reviewer is not really giving good info. I have the 2013 F30 320ED had it since 2014 at 20k miles and now it's at 125k miles and all I ever done is normal services as advised, wear and tear such as tyres and brake pads apart from that nothing else has been changed and is still running strong like a 30k miles car. Also if I knew back when I had it at 30k-60k miles I would have installed a stage 1 map. The ED engine is locked to lower bhp that it actually can produce. But even as it is pulls to 140mph on autobahn without any issue what so ever even now! Only downside is the interior looks too classic now.
@@MrUnknown2105 my 2013 f30 had to have timing chain kit replaced at 131k since there was a bad rattle, happens with every n47, just the earlier ones were worse
Hi Armagan. I liked your review thank you. Can I have your email address please? As I'd like to ask you some more about this model as I'm thinking of purchasing one. Ade
A regularly serviced 320d will easily pass the 200k mileage mark and further... .. Regular services and replacement of parts as and when needed... .. No problem at all
Debatable, maybe a different car but not a BMW
@@ArmaganDemiral Yes I mean a BMW....I bought my first 3 series 320d with 184,000 miles on..... My current one is now at 153,000 miles and no problems... Like I said... Regular services are key.... Happy New year
@@ArmaganDemiral I always see very high mileage BMWs on autotrader and gumtree, it’s all about the servicing for these especially the diesels. ZF gearbox is very reliable as long as serviced every 60k not the lifetime that bmw says.
@@ArmaganDemiral what about the facelift 2015 320d, didn’t the address the timing chain?
@@irGuilty Not sure if they did but didn’t they provide a 70k miles warranty on it??
I went to London on the weekend In my 2013 320D and averaged 47.3 mpg while driving in sports mode
Bought a 320d f30 two weeks ago and am averaging 23kms per litre on open roads amazing,its alpine white in color, with the high fuel prices diesels is the way to go
What’s that mpg wise?
@@minhajuddin1769 right now am doing 52mpg mixed driving in comfort mode
@@minhajuddin1769 66.1mpg
I got an Uber today, the car was a 520d and the clock was on 324K !! Spoke to them about it and they changed the oil every 6k. And new chain put in on 140k
That’s mega
Just drive the car and fix it when it breaks no need to worry too much of what will break,if you can afford to purchase it you can well afford to fix it,and why would you keep a car for more than 5yrs ?
On centre dials turning orange at night, i really like it actually! My eyes kinda sensitive, I can't quite stand seeing white lights at night especially.
The combo white at day time, then warm amber colour at night time is something I don't see any other car manufacturers do, which makes me really appreciate BMWs.
That’s a fair argument, I somewhat agree. Good to hear a different perspective
@@ArmaganDemiral yes indeed.
Another thing i notice BMW does that most others don't is positioning speakers at door panel higher, so it frees up more lower pocket area. I'm like... Why don't most others do this too? It's eating so much space, you're left with tiny space just enough for 500 ml bottle, which is a bummer when you realise BMW do better at this.
Can these lights be changed to blue?
@@melonheadman1 maybe it can be coded, otherwise it is only white when lights off, amber when lights on.
@@tokmoh2000 coded? I didn't know that was an option. From what I see you have to take the whole dash off and solder new leads on but that seem like a heck of a job to do and I don't know who would do it
you said "even around 70 mph feels she still wants to go" check it up at 100 mph and you will be surprised how these beasts pick up.
Man if only I lived in Germany. Unfortunately I don’t want to lose my license
@@ArmaganDemiral yeah truh that, but anyways im still surprised how some cars like my e90 2008 has got the same hp or more than some newer
@@ali.hassanxz old BMW’s are better thats why
I have this very same model 2013 in white, only done 49000, love it, excellent drive and surprisingly economical, just a great all rounder , i love mine
That’s good to hear that your enjoying your car!
How economical? What mpg do you average on the motorway?
A well looked after diesel can go for 300-400k. They get to a point where it’s no longer economical to fix it, so they’re replaced. Will run forever if serviced right which most bmw owners will do.
Which most BMW owners won’t do*
@@ArmaganDemiral I disagree if you can afford a bmw then you can afford the running cost, and a bmw isn’t just a cheap car to run around in it’s usually someone’s pride and joy and well looked after.
@@ianwaters1144 I think a lot of factors come into play, it’s too hard to judge and give one opinion - hope we can agree on that!
@@ArmaganDemiral Definitely a lot of variable, if it’s a lower end car such as a 320d etc then it’s usually going to be driven sensible…. I can’t see a 335d lasting 300k after being driven like it’s been stolen for years on end lol
@@ianwaters1144 😂certainly true, motorway mile crunchers plus it’s probably experienced a huge exposure to road salt
Bulletproof cars when serviced properly.
I am buying a bmw 3 series diesel (2012) manual 130, 000 miles driven for 5,000 .. Should I go for it or avoid it?
You get get it for less than 3k
A great cruiser with decent oomph given that it only costs £20 for road tax
Great work! Keep going !
Thanks bro !
Got a 316d, same engine just detuned to 116bhp, bought it at 128k miles, now on 131k, in that time have had three new wheel bearings, timing chain, clutch and dual mass flywheel, total spend £3100, so dont buy one of these cars if you think it'll be cheap to maintain but they will soldier on well past 200k miles if well looked after, going to be servicing mine every 8k miles and pray it lasts
Very wise words
That must be the worst engine on the line mate 316? Is that 1.6
Just been drinking F30 328i and loved the silky smooth acceleration
Just been drinking! I didn’t know the F30 328i was a alcoholic beverage
Im actually really surprised the 320d efficient dynamics uses the 2L diesel and not a smaller engine. Considering the 320i efficient dynamics uses the same 1.6L engine from the 316i compared to the regular 2L in the 320i.
Must be down to the fuel economy
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Thinking of buying a 2010 320d with 106k, £4,300 from a local garage. Do you think go for it, or steer clear ?
Test Drive it!!! You will then know!
Im looking a 320d m sport 181bhp 2015 and was wondering are they much harder on juice than the 161bhp efficient dynamics 🤔
Ive got the auto and even mine feels slightly offset very hard to get comfy especially in the m sport seats woth thigh bolster. Right one digs in
Im soon going to buy seria 3 2014 with 167.000km.do you suggest me to buy it?
Buying a 2012 320d with 34k on clock, great on the test drive
Enjoy ur bmw ownership 😎
How is the car now? Has it been reliable?
Good job mate, keep it up
Thank you sir
liked your review............BUT i just wish you`d mention how quiet (or not) the bmw is when driving, does it supress road noise, is there a lot of wind noise coming into the cabin, noise round the mirrors ect ect, apart from that, an interesting review , ps , don`t know if you watch harrry metcalfe from harry`s garage on utube, but i suggested to him (and he listened) that a noise reading from the phone would be very helpful, and he does that in all video`s now...............it`s a FREE ap.
I will see how that noise tester works
Many Thanks, Peace From London. 🙏🙏
Peace brother 🙌🙏
Cool review! Thinking about buying a 320d from 2012-2014. Would you overall say they are reliable? and
are repairs more expensive than on other cars? Prob buying one with around 100k miles but that should be fine right?
Thank you dude! And they are not reliable cars, if the car has over 100k miles you are probs going to be fixing it majority of the time with timing chain replacements etc etc
@@ArmaganDemiral Thats the weird thing though, cause many people bash the reliability of them while others say they have owned them for a decade with 200k miles. I have a friend who owns one a 2007 one with around 150k who hasn’t had any problems yet, seems like such a lottery to buy a car
@@NilsHedstrom you just have to find one that’s been looked after which is a rare occurrence
@@NilsHedstrom 2007 still had the more reliable M47 engine. They can do big mileages. The later N47 has timing chain probs.
@@99ron30 Heard about those timing chains, is that problem also on the 2009-2012 e90s or the 520 F10 from the same era?
These tear from a standstill aswell, great balance of a car
Indeed
I've got a f30 320d and one thing I dont do is hard launches from a standstill. Only once shifted into 2nd.
You can forget your clutch if you keep launching it
@@CFAUV3L didn't ask
You didn't cover the boot space?
Good review, apart from you missed the point of the car, it's so bland the only reason I'd consider is the MPG which you didn't really cover.
Thanks Pod but I'm not sure you've understood the point of the 320D and BMW's in general. Majority of the 'bland' cars end up being desirable. There's no room to argue as this car is RWD and weight distribution is near perfect albeit its a diesel
Great vid. BMW design lifespan 10yrs or 125k miles I think, so this car has done its duty and still going strong!
Rightly so
125k is nothing aha
Excellent again. The new CarWow guy?
As long as I can drive cars, I’m happy
How has it held up with higher mileage on it mate? I had a 5 series and after 120,000 miles it became a money pit.
This Version was well kept because the driver isn’t the type to beat on it (if you know what I mean) but other BMW’s at this mileage are like you said a complete money pit.
@@ArmaganDemiral I had a 528 and the engine was brilliant, no problems and was smooth. Just the general parts for the car cost a fortune. Thanks for the reply.
@@lukeangell8357 I’m guessing you went to dealership for everything.
@@piovo1no, just a local garage.
@@lukeangell8357 when you say ‘money pit’ are we talking hundreds or over a thousand a year on maintenance. These cars should go on past 200k no dramas
is there any one feel that the brake is very uncomfortable ?
I thought you'd start by saying, "Veeeezz is a 2013 BMW 320d."
I don’t get the joke bro?
@@ArmaganDemiral Your thumbnail reminded me of Doug demuro?😅
So how much was it or did i miss that 🤷♂️🤷♂️
What's the wheel size
I don't get why 6.5 stars and also what's the annual tax on ED, £30?
Too good at everything bro, you can check car tax on car checker app
£20 tax for the year
It's a frikkin 320D Man. How bad can it get?
What’s wrong with 320D’s?
Is the engine light on?
No dude
Love❤
Beautiful (Deniz)
1:32 hitler is that you
This made me laugh 😂😂
In the USA we don’t have BMW with cloth seats
I guess that’s a perk
Plenty of life left in that diesel
How many more miles you reckon till it reaches the end of its life bro?
@@ArmaganDemiral I see these used as taxis so probably around 300k
Hello I have just come across your video. AS A bmw owner that is nothing as far as mileage goes
Doesmt miss a beat. Regular servicing and good as gold. Tank of a car.
@@sarwarjahan6666 It certainly gets worse with age though. They are not cars you keep for the long term I'm afraid (in my opinion)
I’m buying the same car but automatic it’s done 111000 and I’m paying £8000 any advice to go for it or no
Avoid
@@ArmaganDemiral why?
@@Keepitquietokbutdontprice too high
ANY ISSUES AFTER 132K MILES???????
Not that I’m aware of
Anyone recommend buying a bmw 2.0 320d ED EfficientDynamics 2011 with 82,000 on it?
Got mine at 161k! I put like 10k miles on it.
Very good on fuel and £20 a year on tax! Perfect saloon for motorway travels. Drives like a dream!
Only done brakes and recently serviced it! So long you maintain the parts and engine, it will easily last a very long time!
Only downside is that it’s not Ulez compatible
Wow there are manual 320d
Yep
@@ArmaganDemiral in here, Indonesia, just sell the matic only, but im really need the manual, because i'm like three pedals 😆
What engine does this car have? It's not the one with the timing chain issue is it 😧
Think majority of BMW’s from this era have that issue
To clarify the timing chain issue. Is relevant to the E90 model not the F30 which is this one. Albeit they use the N47 engine the one that has the timing chain issue is the engines manufactured between 2007-2008. For the later models the issue has been resolved as admitted by BMW. The reviewer is not really giving good info. I have the 2013 F30 320ED had it since 2014 at 20k miles and now it's at 125k miles and all I ever done is normal services as advised, wear and tear such as tyres and brake pads apart from that nothing else has been changed and is still running strong like a 30k miles car. Also if I knew back when I had it at 30k-60k miles I would have installed a stage 1 map. The ED engine is locked to lower bhp that it actually can produce. But even as it is pulls to 140mph on autobahn without any issue what so ever even now! Only downside is the interior looks too classic now.
@@MrUnknown2105 you’re wrong, f30s did have timing chain issues too
@@MrUnknown2105 my 2013 f30 had to have timing chain kit replaced at 131k since there was a bad rattle, happens with every n47, just the earlier ones were worse
So positive and then only 6,5 lol
I Have This Same Car
How is it on fuel? What mpg you get?
Hi Armagan. I liked your review thank you. Can I have your email address please? As I'd like to ask you some more about this model as I'm thinking of purchasing one. Ade
Cheers Ade. It’s armagan.business@gmail.com fire your questions away
Thanks Armagan appreciate your response. I'll definately be in contact
Selling mine if you want to buy one 😅
Engine light was on lol
Was it? When
@@ArmaganDemiral 5:53
@@imranb4985 the car is in accessory mode
3:37
2013 Free Series lol
Ahahah the cheaper the better imma right
Anyone recommend buying a bmw 2.0 320d ED EfficientDynamics 2011 with 82,000 on it?
Ye why not!