Buying a used BMW 3 series E90, E91 - 2005-2012, Buying advice with Common Issues
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Buying a used BMW 3 series (E90, E91) - produced from 2005-2012
What is the best engine, how good is this car, what are the common problems with these cars? What are the most unreliable engines? Watch the video and you will get answers to all these questions and more!
What to look for when buying a used BMW 3 series advice / guide
used BMW 3 series E90 sedan / saloon
used BMW 3 series E91 touring / estate
used BMW 3 series E90 review
BMW 316i, 318i, 320i, 320si, 323i, 325i, 328i, 330i, 335i, 316d, 318d, 320d, 325d, 330d, 335d
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Man thank you so much for all these useful advices. This is the best review of this car I found on the internet. Now I finally know which engines it has. I have just one question. If I buy 320i with 150hp engine should I change the engine oil every 8000 km considering it has pretty strong engine for 2.0L, or it should be fine if I change it every 10000 km.
Different car review Hi i enjoy watching your vedios. Thanks you for all the informations.iam intending to buy golf 5 1.9 dti 130ph or a megan 3 1.9 130ph or a bmw serie 3 2.0 320d. Which one do you recomand with litte issues.thanks
Thank you count Dracula.
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Nothing is outdated. It's a classic beautiful car
I drive an F32, and I can even say that my own car's interior is outdated...
The e46 was the best looking of the 3 series
nah son e91 is the best looking 3 series ever made
Plastic peeling vs a friend's mazda. Outdated? Vs not much frankly. Yet I wish we'd go back to the days when BMW Chiefs said "we want our cars to be desirable at 10yrs of age."
The interior of the E46 is for sure dated. Those buttons don't lie. Next gen isn't far from it but miles better in terms of timelessness.@Iedy Iedy
The interior is not outdated!
compared to the F30, you can see the age, but it's not a problem or a disadvantage-it is how it is, and as I said some people can see it as a little outdated interior, although it's aging very well
different car review yes you are right. The basic interior without the idrive looks outdated but the full option does not
Ones without DVD is totally outdated.
@@differentcarreview-dcr Nice job man! E90 LCI is better quality than F30, its just older. On the F30 you can tell where they cut corners.
That horribly infotainment system is very outdated you brain deficient fuck.
Another great review, honest non bias and really useful information , happy you did another one on the 3 series more in depth
Add on an aftermarket 10 inch android system, backup camera, tan colour seat covers from local shop .. a new battery, new tires and chrome door handles and boom... you have a luxury car that looks pretty contemporary...
So happy to see your channel being so successful! Loved your reviews from the very beginning.
Interior is magnificent, its not outdated!!!
3 months in, e91 2.5 diesel M57TU2, changed all filters and fluids upon purchase, DPF was cut out, had a problem with keyless go and keyfob not working, fixed the wires (they tend to break in the boot on e91 models).
So far an amazing vehicle, I got a great package, pretty much all the extras, gonna put in some LED angel eyes now and so forth :)
great review. I have a BMW E91 with N46 engine which was an extreme oil burner due to valve stem seals which dried up. it is good to mention this important issue as well
I absolutely LOVE my 2011 E90 328i with xDrive. It was one of the last E90s built (in late December of 2011, sold new in 2012) and has been well looked after. I purchased it last August with only 84,000 KM on it.
It drives like nothing else. It is LEAGUES above my Mum's Jeep, my Dad's Mustang, and my Dad's F-150. It is also the best looking 3-Series, in my opinion. Nothing beats the silver exterior, black interior with woodgrain trim and iDrive.
The only car that ever came close to my E90 was an E38 7-Series.
Excellent video. Very informative. Loved the on-screen data. Thank you.
4th 3 series I've had - a 320d - and it's the best I've had. Pulls like a train, lovely and comfy and at 9 years old all I've changed have been tyres and filters. BMW's local dealer/stealer offered me £3750 for a newer one with a fancy dashboard, I didn't walk out of the dealer's - I ran!!
Thank you👍🏻 Keep up the great work 😊
Best rewiew i have seen for e90!!! Great job my man !!
The in line 6 cylinder none turbo is a tank , it will never die
Thanx for another video of the E90, your reviews are very helpful, may you also please review M5 E60
You always have the best videos. Thank you for making them!
Awesome and professional as usual! Keep up the good work!
My experience with my E90 325D that I've owned since new in 2007 (not including issues down to my own stupidity):
- DPF wouldn't regenerate @ 75k in 2013, too many short trips, had it mapped out in the end and still regularly passes MOT (2021).
- Light clusters burn out and melt, lots of bulb failures front and rear.
- Steering lock failed due to low battery voltage (didn't change battery for first ten years), new battery in 2017 = solved
- Brake master cylinder needed reconditioning at 113k
- New air blower last year
At 151k miles as of Nov 2021. Regular yearly oil change and 3 year major servicing. Still pulls like a train, even in 6th. Some of the bodywork is starting to go, but only minor stuff. I love this car. It's clearly not the best or most powerful out there, but still a great drive that manages to put a smile on my face every time.
Cool you kept it that long.
I had a 2008 330d manual and it was the best car I ever owned, shouldn't have sold it.
The only problems I had during my 7 years and 50,000 miles of ownership were DPF ( probably due to doing too many short journeys ) and one of the front suspension springs failed on my driveway.
Also the I-drive knob/unit had a soldering fault which was fixed by removing it (easy) and reflowing the solder ( easy ).
Had the car re-mapped shortly after buying it and that added about 50bhp and 100nm, that was a brilliant upgrade and would strongly recommend it.
Well done man, this is a great video!!!
Excellent information. Thanks.
amazing. this was really helpful ! thank you so much!
Thank you for fluid change tip !!!!😃👍
Love your uploads 👍🏻
Bought my 1st 3 Series today (2007 320d) I got a lot of car for little money. Well impressed.
Cheap to buy because it is expensive to repair.
Very accurate video. I'd just add the oil pan gasket and the valvetronic eccentric shaft sensor to the list
I have been driving my E90 2010 325d 3 liter twin turbo, 6 cylinder engine. I must admit and swear its a beautiful car loaded with tech and performance. I love my car and it has been a great car never given me any issues. I strongly recommend everyone to purchase similar model.
Thanks a lot for the buying tips. 👍🏼
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for this video.
Very helpful, thank you so much for making this video, thank you for your time,
Great video!
I have a 2008 e90 335i and here's my opinion. Replace motor mounts with SOLID rubber ones. Any type of fluid leak FIX, don't think "Eh it's not much I'll get to it eventually." Especially the oil filter housing gaskets. Buy replacement parts that have warranty, I had to replace the water pump twice due to bad gaskets on the pump warranty helped big time. Check the allignment, the rears will especially get eaten up fast if misalligned. To sum it up I would take it to a BMW certified (or reputable shop) to do a deep inspection also save a good $1500 on top of buying price for potential issues.
I personally think that the pre facelift E90 looks terrible but the facelift looks alot better. That's just my thoughts
Thx for the video, like it
Thanks for the video
Very useful info thank you
Can you make a video about the Citroen DS5 around 2012? Congratulations about the channel!
Used to have a 316 d. I had it from 60000 km up to aprox. 220000 km. I was very content with the car and I did not have any significant problema with the car. Mostly I used it for long journeys and it had an amazing consumption (5.2L/ 100km- average). Amazing handling, ok quality car.
Whitch year?
@@alexandersgaard9713 2010
Diesels would hold up longer
@@alexandersgaard9713 2010
I had one of these on 2006 and it didn't cause me any problems. It just didn't have enough power. Great info thanks
what engine did u have?
@@kevinskyline95 prwbly 2 l 122 hp 90 kw
agree
Very accurate weak points, only two to add for n52: accessory belt tensioner is poor causing poor belt tracking and the wires for sport mode transmission need to be removed from their bracket so they won't break. The expensive big ticket items on the n52 are reliable and they are a blast to drive. Steering feel and handling are a dream
What you mean about the sport mode
Sport mode wires?
@@camposjesus3725 yes under the shifter column for manual shifts
Thanks amazing video
OMG - this has been so accurate. I have failed water pump, headlight washer issue, valve cover gasket oil leak all within 1 month of each other!
It is indeed
very good video thanks
I love these videos and how they're unbiased. I'm really really really considering a e90 335D (deleted of course) and one thing i noticed he forgot to mention was the harmonic balancer is prone to
deteriorate and cause you to loose your accessory belt and leave you stranded. I imagine adding it to your list of things to do on the waterpump interval would solve the problem...
thanks for the additional info !
@@differentcarreview-dcr what model bmw is the one in the thumbnail?
yep, a very different review but I enjoyed it.
The N57 also has problems with timing chain, harmonic balancer, cracked valve covers, high pressure fuel pumps which may emit metal particles (you can guess the consequences) and finally, mine also spun a bearing. There is a reason these engines are so expensive in the aftermarket compared to M57 - they just fail one way or the other and therefore the demand is high.
The main battery wire installation, you can see it from below the car it is located in the right side of the rear bumper, the wires get oxidized and rusty it looks really nasty and it can get your car on fire in some rare occasions, so better replace that kit.
Talking about rust issues, inside edges of the rear bonnet, or doors they rust from inside rather than outside so check them out, you might notice rust there. Rear bonnet is especially "weak" in van models, the issues with rust, rear light contacts oxidizing, and very often rear window whipper getting stuck or rear window wont opening.. These are easy to fix or replace, not so expensive either.
Some say the main engine chains get stretched over time and it can cause major damage to the engine, but personally I dont believe in those claims, well there might be some cases, but as far as history of these engines goes there were no such issues with older generation 3,0D engines of BMW.
Really like the practical bits of this car. For example there is an opening in the plastic motor protector that is under the car, it is designed to make an oil change easier. You dont need to remove the whole protector which in many cases introduce a lot of problems with rusty screws etc..
The plastic interior parts take off easy and put in easy as well, the holder system for the plastic parts is very nice and durable, most of the cars have a plastic locks that break very fast, in this case the holder system is made of hole in the main panel and metal (probably aluminum) spike type holders, so you just need to pull out the part that you want to take off and just push it in when you need to place it in the right place. Very nicely done and holds pretty well. The back of the car is a little different and that is where the most of rattling sounds come from, because some of the parts there are designed with poor plastic holder systems, they break over time and those parts become loose..
Sound system is OK, could be better, if you want a good audio system in a car, you should consider buying Audi instead, most of them have a really good audio system in them, there are like 3 different levels and all of them sound pretty good.
This car is fun to drive, it is fast, with light mods it can be really fast, it is responsive, the traction/stability control is very good, fuel economy is excellent for those power numbers, you get like 8ltr/100km while being able to do 0-100 in ~6s.
The only thing I dont really like about it not enough space for things in the inside of the car.
Your videos helped me decide what car to buy, I'm a 19-20 year old and I decided to buy a 325d 2006, drives like a charm previous owners took really good care of it and I hope I can do the same.
You still got this? How did the reliability hold up
@@jaketrotman1011 in almost three years i've changed the water pump, accesory belt and some pullies (need to do this again without the waterpump, because it is still good), the alternator and rebuilt my starter motor, also changed the flywheel (got a refurbished one for 200euro) no electronic problems except for the tailgate wires keep breaking but that's a problem on my part I just soldered or tied them back up, for the third time ill buy new wires for the lenght of the bendy part. Lastly some weird issues my ground wire from the starter to the body corroded so i needed to change it (15e for a nice used one) and the rear shock obsorber cap that sits ontop in between some other stuff rusted and driving over a particulary bad road broke and the shock pushed through some rubber parts and started banging metal on metal, as a quick fix i just cut a nice round plate of a few milimiter thick steel and placed it where it rusted out (the edges of that "cap" were still good). My countries roads are quite rough so i needed to change some suspension parts, nothing major like 30 euro for a link or something several times. the glow plugs are quite annoying i had to change a couple almost every winter. All in all nothing major, and the stuff like the water pump is mentioned in the video. feel free to ask more
except for the flywheel thats honestly the only major repair i had to do, but it's naive to think that a flywheel can last almost 20 years. Forgot to mention my front right spring broke while driving and it shreded my tyre. And I do all the work myself or with my father so the repair costs are almost 0, i didnt bother with the water pump so a shop i know really well replaced everyting (pump some pulleys and belt) for approx 150 euro. since in three years i put about 82000 km on the car and its above 410000km on the odometer i'm thinking of a timing chain job. Changed the oil every 8-10k km.
@@TheMrSencorWent through the whole internet reading about the 3series to learn about it since I just got the 316i as my first car. 104km on the clock. Clean car, and I want to change all the important parts on it because I want this car to drive 100%. And even upgrade to aftermarket parts I can get that could be better than the OEM parts. I want to make it as reliable as it can get. Anyways, I searched the internet and your comment just basically told me everything I need to change.
Blower was recalled by BMW and is fixed for free if hasn't been done yet.
got bmw 318 2006 disel, 208km working like a charm,best car i had so far
You still think the same?
I love your reviews!! Keep up the good work!
BMW 1 Series (F20) is really popular as a second hand car.Could you please do a review on that?
yes, the F20 is on my list!
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Hi can you do a video for lexus is200/is300 1999-2005 models as I really would love to see the goods and bads, reviewing all the common issues and their reliblity and how they are good and what to do to maintain them and rust issues etc also explaining the engines even altezzas too
Thank you for this post.so i guess 2006 or 2007 is more safe to buy petrol engines
Very good remarks about the "weak" spots of the model. Potential buyers should not be too scared as they would probably see only a few or none of the issues actually. I would add one more thing - the wipers relay goes bad sometimes, but BMW has a replacement one for ~€12 which fixes the issue and you can replace it on your own for 5 minutes.
The extras that you should be interested in are xenon lights, sport seats with lumbar support and heating (this is, to me, the most important extra, but many second-hand cars don't seem to have it), and definitely automatic gearbox. These + the factory sport suspension make an awesome drive even if under the bonnet is just a 2 litre diesel. A lot of buyers also want to have the nav unit, but I find it very outdated and not at all very useful, and the dash looks a bit strange with it. Overall, a huge step ahead of the previous model (E46) in terms of build quality and reliability, and all E90s have great brakes.
If you get the automatic (which you should, it's great), you will lose circa 0.3 seconds in acceleration (for 2.0 diesel), but if it has been serviced properly, the gearbox will usually last a lot longer than a manual.
There is no way Automatic will last longer than manual. Diesel are for tractors not BMW’s
I love my 2011 LCI 318d....so far dual mass fly wheel and clutch changed
I own 320i e90 from 2005 for 1 year and a vew months now. Bougth it with 155k kilometers.
Needed to replace the valve stem seals, timingchain (€1500), carter, oil cooler gasket, had a coolant leak (€300), later valve cover gasket again (€200) 1 angel eye failed, replaced both (€70) headlight washer failed (€75) mid exhaust muffler had a rattle cost was about (€200) for a new.
Other than that regular maintenance like brakes, oil changes, filters, tires, and did some optional things so won't count all of that. I'm the second owner and and the car used to be maintained bij bmw intervals (doing everything earlier now) if you buy one do it with guarantee and change the oil soon after, if they threw thick oil in it to hide leaking seals you will see it soon after an oil change (starts to smoke after idling)
I want to buy a 1 this week. Whit 180000 km 320i automatic. You scared me now
My 2010 320i E90 runs great bought it at 125km 1 year ago now am at 147km. Not long after I bought it I had to replace the injector been great after that but lately when I changed gear I heard a noise like its coming from the engine exhaust took it to the shop but they said the care is find and they don't know why but if it got worse I should bring it back.can anyone say what it could be please let me know otherwise the care runs great.
Thanks for the video. Looking at one right now. First time buying a second hand car so I’m hoping to look for something that won’t kill me. Willing to put the money to make sure the car is good.
I was scared of BMW because of watching Scotty’s video, and personally am a fan of Lexus, there’s just not many cars of that era which does not have 200k mileage on it or does not cost or a bomb.
E 90 most underrated yet most reliable and top drive
A well kept BMW is the gol of every long time owner. Car lover, or customizer Etc. The car till this day holds it's own, and for people to bad mouth this great working car is irrelevant. We owners don't care about the maintenance, we do it and religiously. As for time all cars wear out, some more than others. But those who know take it with a grain of salt. We know these cars inside and out and are proud of them. Because those of us who know how to attend there girl know her inside and out, with great results in the long run. MakIing life a lot easier, RIGHT..!
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My 2008 323i petrol is a joy to drive and own.
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Good video
I have a e92 325i 2.5 160kW engine and it has been quite reliable in the 4 years I've owned it. The N52 is very smooth, however, it lacks torque and is a bit of a dog especially in a 1.5T car. (needs high revs to make serious progress) -- also my avg petrol consumption is 8.8l/100km. This is very characteristic of BMWs in general, they make all their power very high up in the RPM range, much more than other manufacturers I think.
The car has various leaking gaskets, valve cover is next at a 150k kms. No problem with the water pump and thermo yet. This is a nice petrol engine, I recommend it and even more so, the 3.0 N52B30 with 190kW.
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I had serious problems with water leaking into the interior. Had to reseal all the doors and seal plastic caps at the rear of the roof. Major pain.....
I've been researching this car quite a bit because I'm considering purchasing it, used, as my next vehicle. You mentioned that the car comes with standard & sport suspension. From the research that I've done, the xdrive version doesn't come with the sport suspension, only the rwd version did.
yes, that's right
Not only is the fascia NOT outdated, it still looks WAY classier than most of the tacky over-designed fascias on current cars.
Today i bought 2007 3.18i e90... Monday we`ll do registration.. And we`ll see what`s waiting us from engine.. :) Looks like in good condition.. 70k mile / 110k km. ~30km i drive.. Sounds and all others looks like ok.. HOPE everything will be fine :D...
Respect! This is real shit.
I have standard 07 bmw 328i and it's runs good
Same. Only recurring issues have been gaskets, and my rear windows broke but that was an easy DIY
I think these early BMW E90s are an absolute masterpiece, it will probably go down in history as one of the best BMWs ever built…I mean the ones with the small oval wing mirrors and the narrow sober taillights are simply gorgeous...Of all the 3 series, the design of the E90 is, in my opinion, the one that comes closest to perfection in terms of elegance, sobriety and character...Almost 20 years after its release, it is still a beautiful car with a very current design, really great...!
Thank you Nikolai Belinsky
Thanks to this Video , I was able to choose a BMW 335i m-Sport 2011 with only 52,000 km e90 with the more reliable N55 engine. New in Australia was $130,000 I paid $25,500 and the machine is like new. I plan to do my own maintenance since I have electronic background and have serviced my own Honda's for the last 15 years.I wouldn't recommend getting one unless you can do you own maintenance or can afford to pay $$$to BMW dealer.
How has the car held up?
I think I will buy one of these
allright lads
‘Plastic steering wheel, HOPEFULLY A RADIO, basic ugly air conditioning’ ahahahaaha damn man, roasted the car.
The most I've heard Kimi Raikkonen talk in a single sitting
This car has aged so good I really want it reliability is my major concern
I've heard the non turbo I6's and the Diesels are the better engines... Finding a well looked after one is your best bet.
Got a 14 year old M57 that still drives beautifully and accelerates nicely. It's trim and bodywork that are main concern.
I have a 323 just like your video at 4:36 exactly. leaking is the most issues. I am suffering how to replace a new valve gasket now
As someone who own a 2008 328i I can definitely say it has been reliable and very fun to drive. Take care of it and do its maintenance on time and it will treat you good. After all it’s the ultimate driving experience but you have to do your part as well.
How the car doing? I just purchased one with 125k yesterday.
@@tedosne8893 im tryna get one for my first whip 🥴
@@srtkittey bro the car is great. If you’re good at maintaining your stuff you should be fine. Only broke ppl complain bmws are expensive
My E91 320D Sport Plus Touring just went over 120000 miles today. Only issue? Broken drinks holder (common issue), which I replaced today too. The car drives perfectly and the interior looks great. It's an excellent car.
I think the interior is timeless and some trims are beautiful, however they do wear on high miles
I'm negotiating to buy one from a friend. Its in great condition and always garaged and not used a lot. We'll see about the price
Looking to buy e90 2008-2010 under 200k diesel. Any recommendations on engine and is there any other car that you think is better option?
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My 2009 e92 has had 2 misfires during my 9 months of owning it. First was a worn injector, second was a coil pack needed replacing. Though other than that, considering my car has done over 205900 miles, it runs and drives beautifully with none of the aforementioned faults. Really good car.
What engine does it have ?
Najib Taibi it's a 318i and I made an error in my comment. It isn't an e92 it's an e91.
318i and 200k+miles??no way😂is it n43 engine?
what the symptoms was for worn injectors?thanks.
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I have a 2010 328i and the ride is pretty sweet. Stealerships are a drag but I'm uncertain if an average mechanic can work on my baby.
Main problem is the valvetronic, no mater you take care of the car and change oil it will fail between 90000 and 140000 km , oil leaks also pain , it leaks every where, owned many of them and always they have same problems, in fact , I am buying them because I almost can do all expensive fixing by myself and already both special timing tools for them , worst engine ever is N42/N46 , and true N52 is more far better , hope this will help someone to avoid those engines.
best 3 series for me ever.
Hello i love your videos.
So what im understanding from rather multipoint injection petrol are more realible?2007 for example.i would love to see a review about the nissan qashqai
Nice review man. I got my 2011 e90 328i X drive 86k km when I got it. It’s been reliable so far. I know with these models the water pumps give out, so I changed mine as soon as possible. Other than regular oil changes and regular maintenance, it’s been a good car. The radiator fan can be loud at times tho lol. Just maintain them well. I was going to get me a 335i but yeah from these videos and other, it’s not very reliable, lots of fixing. Anyway I’m thinking of getting a CLA 250 in the future, hopefully you make a video about those!
How did it serve you later on? Planning to get a similar car.
@@ashfaqadib8085 I still have the e90. 124k km now. My valve cover gasket started to leak around 122k km. Changed that and the oil filter housing. Also one of my O2 sensors had to be changed. But I thinks that’s only been the major fixes as of now. Still doing regular maintenance and car still runs good!
@@nelq8186 Thanks for the folllow up, glad to hear it's treating you good.
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Good review bro but you be TRIPPIN SOMETIMES....this car will never be outdated none of them... 3GANG
Love my 09 323i
I have a 2009 318i with 115000km, had issues with injectors until I changed to premium fuel a never again had a problem. However never found a fuel filter to change so not sure if it has a permanent filter with the high pressure pump
perfect review, had one n52, doors sticking, waterpump failed, cooler and rocker leaked oil, eccentric shaft sensor gasket wicked up oil, rear window seal shot, had issue with steering lock also, and pcv, high oil consumption but within tolerance. it had full service history, and was immaculate.
The car was immaculate with all those issues? It had clearly been abused. My 320D has done 120000 trouble free miles and is in great shape.
stubones Yes the car was in great shape, and had good service history. It looked the shit, and drove like shit(sometimes) maybe the diesel is more reliable providing its not the newer model. just dont buy anything with a n52b25 in it. I had a bad experience sure, but mine matches up to common faults experienced by others also. 120k on the diesel is nothing. i had 150k miles on mine. The diesel has a belt driven water pump so no issues there, watch those rear wheel bearings and EGR cooler on the 320d.
stubones to be fair everything i experienced, except the door handles and steering lock was more specific to the petrol model. and more specifically the straight 6 with lightweight block.
When do you change the blinker fluid? All folks with BMWs seem to have run out of it...