The BMW 335 is the turbocharged six-cylinder that once topped the non-M 3 Series range, sold on the E90 body from 2007 to 2011 and again on the F30 from 2012 to 2015 before BMW renamed the trim 340i.
How much does a used BMW 335 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Live stock moves within SAR null to SAR null at any given time. Because this nameplate spans two different body shapes and stopped being used after 2015, always confirm which generation a specific car actually is before comparing prices.
Which used BMW 335 year should you buy?
An F30-generation car from 2013 to 2015 is the newer and stiffer-bodied option. The earlier E90, 2007 to 2011, is the older but often cheaper way to the same twin-turbo six, and it is worth confirming service history on the high-pressure fuel pump, a known weak point on this engine family.
What else should you know about the BMW 335?
Budget also stretches to much older flagships in this range. Stepping up to a used BMW 730 costs about the same and gets you a full-size flagship, though you take on a bigger car's running costs in exchange for the six-cylinder character here. Mechanically, the Lexus ES250 is the safer bet at a higher price, with only 4% of inspections turning up a fault against the 15% expected for saloons this age and mileage in the Kingdom.
What to look over on a used BMW 335
- High-pressure fuel pump history, a documented weak point on this turbo six.
- Timing chain guide condition, especially on early examples.
- Cooling system components, since plastic parts on this engine family age with heat.
- Which generation a listing actually is, E90 or F30, before comparing prices.
Book the CarSwitch inspection before you commit — on an engine with this many known wear points, the report is what tells you which car has been looked after.