2012 BMW 335 consumer reviews

10 years ago I was looking to buy a 2012' M3, V8 aspirated engine. When a pro BMW sales consultant told about M335is with 3.0 L twin turbo and much lighter gvwr that I could turn into an M3 rival without the $78K price tag. Then He told about Steve Dinan the BMW pro engineer that his company builts the performance upgrade for BMW's all over the world. So I end up buying this beautiful 2012' 335is coupe and had BMW install a DINAN Stage 2 computer boost tune upgrade that produced 89 HP increase plus the 320 HP factory stock HP and then added the DINAN Diamond cut Exhaust system along with a DINAN full sport suspension. But I didn't stopped there, then I added a ECS Black steel charge pipe coupled with SYPNAPSE BOV and finally a Carbon fiber ECS cold air intake to make this car a fun little beast to drive. This car is the most fun to drive car that I have ever owned.

The BMW 335is rocks. It is the best BMW model and the best value sports car on the market for the price range. You can't get a more fun car to drive for under $20k. The 335is model is a sport model twin-turbo I-6 that competes with the M3. It's lighter than the M3 and cuts through traffic like a scalpel. It's perfect for driving freeway at high speeds and for winding roads in the Hollywood Hills. People who drive it are amazed at how quick and agile it is. Perfect sports car. The hard-top convertible keeps it quiet when you have the top up. Great car.

This car has plenty of leg room, front and back. Run flat tires, fairly new Very attractive car. maintenance records available upon request. Sirus XM. BMW Assist. On Star Navigation. Backup camera and more.

This car as met all my needs. Love the comfort of the convertible hardtop Reliability, interior, always excellent performance. Maintenance records are available. Run Flat tires fairly new.

ive had everything from a 1972 Datsun 240Z to a 1988 Mazda RX-7 Turbo II to a 2003 Infiniti G35 Coupe... and this car is far better anything else before. its very comfortable and complaint as a 2-seater sports coupe. the rear seats, well there's more legroom there than anyother vehicle ive driven. but everything else is there. and the quality of materials, and design of the interior is great as well as the exterior design. and many does thing have some good power to it. it pulls even cruising at freeway speeds from 2500 rpm in sixth gear. this is the car i never knew i wanted. and the last car ill probably ever own. its BMW or nothing else for me.

This car has been a dependable commuter - comfortable and calm on the highway. Then you step on the gas and it becomes a serious sports sedan - fun and exciting to drive. Nothing outside of Porsche combines these personalities so seamlessly.

I’m a first time owner of aBMW. This car is everything that it should be. It’s sporty, fast, reliable, and beautiful! No maintenance issues. Take care of this car, it will take care of you. Use premium gas and or top tier gas only..

I've owned a 2007 Bmw 335i 6 speed in the past. Buying it used with 108k on it without knowing the full car history was my first mistake. Absolutely insanely powerful car, gorgeous interior and exterior design. But the reliability of my first BMW was god awful. I honestly have never owned such a lemon. I found out the n54, e92's were pretty hit and miss. So I was skeptical to purchase another 335i. I did some homework, read some reviews, and figured I'd bite the bullet. The n55 platform is definitely a good revision over the past n54 335i's. The n55 while not as easy to mod or break 500hp with through modding, does offer an insanely crisp and powerful 300hp stock. The Automatic transmission is very smooth, and the shifting through the m/s mode, feels very responsive and smooth. Overall, the n55 doesn't dissappoint, and feels like a really solid car. The slight facelift the e92 LCI received is subtle, but does stand out for those with an eye for the changes. The n55 is said to be a decent bit more reliable than its predecessor. I'm hoping this is the case, so far 35k on the engine of my 2012 335i xdrive, and it's running smooth as can be. So far, loving the car just like my old 335i minus the headache of repairs.

Truly a spectacular drive in a unique car. Performance, handling, and sound are what real car people want from a two door convertible. Best car I have owned.

It meets my needs, but eyeing bigger car for extra family member. BMW is always at the edge of technology, their handling, efficiency and performance are a priceless combination.