335d M Sport Touring
Discussion
After trading our E46 M3 in for an Audi A3, it turned out to be a bit of a lemon, so i managed with alot of hassle, to get a refund,
The hunt was on for a 330d Manual M Sport Touring and after some intense hunting i couldnt find one in the right colour, age or spec with decent miles, and then this 14,000mile beauty appeared
I realise there is a fair amount of stigma on the forum regarding these, but i couldnt care less, its reliatively quick, practical, looks good, the dogs fit in the back and i love it
So far its totally stock with the exception of the Genuine BMW Darkline rear lenses as i hated the orange filters in the stock items, i plan to retrim the interior in the future in red leather and perhaps visit evolve for a remap
Thanks for looking
The hunt was on for a 330d Manual M Sport Touring and after some intense hunting i couldnt find one in the right colour, age or spec with decent miles, and then this 14,000mile beauty appeared
I realise there is a fair amount of stigma on the forum regarding these, but i couldnt care less, its reliatively quick, practical, looks good, the dogs fit in the back and i love it
So far its totally stock with the exception of the Genuine BMW Darkline rear lenses as i hated the orange filters in the stock items, i plan to retrim the interior in the future in red leather and perhaps visit evolve for a remap
Thanks for looking
OnTheOverrun said:
martin vr6 said:
I realise there is a fair amount of stigma on the forum regarding these, but i couldnt care less,
There is absolutely no stigma on here to owning a 335d. It's only if you start posting about its supercar killing qualities that the stigma begins. The MR T plate was a birthday present from my girlfriend 3 years ago, and ironically I like planes
for the person that asked, we paid 23k for it, which made it the cheapest available in the country with the miles, and it's still under manufacturers warranty.
thanks for the replies, the M does not stand for "mapped" as it's bone stock as BMW intended
I can't really compare it to the M3, that would be like comparing a football with a rugby ball, totally different cars, although this is far easier to live with everyday, nearly as fast, (real world probably a match), and it's far better on fuel and more practical, and I can still enjoy it, but it is no M car, at the same time though it's a damned good 2nd best compromise
for the person that asked, we paid 23k for it, which made it the cheapest available in the country with the miles, and it's still under manufacturers warranty.
thanks for the replies, the M does not stand for "mapped" as it's bone stock as BMW intended
I can't really compare it to the M3, that would be like comparing a football with a rugby ball, totally different cars, although this is far easier to live with everyday, nearly as fast, (real world probably a match), and it's far better on fuel and more practical, and I can still enjoy it, but it is no M car, at the same time though it's a damned good 2nd best compromise
Edited by martin vr6 on Wednesday 30th September 22:43
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