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Hi Guys, Ive just joined the forum as im after some advice.

Im interested in buying a BMW 335i however everywhere i look online it brings up common engine issues which is really putting me off. So far ive seen turbo, injector, fuel pump, oil cooler house, water pump, piston rings issues and more. Im just wondering how common these problems really are? Are these cars a money pit? Is there a year that most of these issues were resolved?

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