[xcantuaj]

With all of the probems of the current 335i.....will it be better just to buy a new 2011.....is the new setup also having fuel pump problems?

[TheStigsTwin]

The dealer says most of the hpfp problems were in the first two years of 335i production. Frankly I think he is FOS but that's an opinion and not based on cold hard facts, which are not available right now.

[Wires]

All the problems??????? Never had an issue with my 335xi, never been to the dealership for ANY warranty repairs.

According to your sig, you drive a 335i. You having issues?

[bimmer2008]

if you are willing to buy a car used, then buying used would be a better option, since you can get e90s with less than 10k miles for about 10k less than MSRP

[Repsol]

No guarantee either car won't break down on you. Go with what you're more comfortable with, but used will save you a lot of money

[Tag]

I read that most of the major issues were a direct result of the HPFP. The new cars are programmed to prime the fuel system now and are using a new HPFP. Honestly, no one knows how the new cars will fair. Only time will tell.

[persian54]

well 2011 isn't a N54... so...

and I haven't seen a N55 with a failed HPFP

[Spitfirocks]

Originally Posted by persian54

well 2011 isn't a N54... so...

and I haven't seen a N55 with a failed HPFP

Guess again!

Check the turbo section. Someone is having problems after 500 miles.

[tony20009]

2011 model, buy used...there's not going to be any substantive difference besides the lower price of a used one