Whats the most reliable BMW i can buy used that comes with

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>>16378719

>>16378719
A corolla

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>>16378719
The one with a GM LS V8 swapped in.

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>>16378719
The one with a rotary swapped in

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E36

>>16378719
E92 335i. Best BMW up there with the E46 M3/M2 although it's easily the most reliable of the 3.

1 series hatch fammo. They're nice and cheap but dont really perform, so don't expect a yurotofu. They run between £3-9k depending on condition for the previous gen and I know someone who has one, he says its pretty reliable. I think his is an 05 diesel, he got it last year and I don't think he's had problems

>>16378727
>used m2
good luck finding that

>>16378848
In some respects maybe

>>16378874
Haha no, not even close

Depends on what kind of reliability. For drivetrain anything pre OBD2 that doesn't have a V engine. For electronics early OBD2 cars are a bit easier to deal with, but then you have an onslaught of cooling problems.

>>16378719
E34 535i in manual. Single cam non-vanos, over 200hp, the most reliable bimmer ever made.

late model e36, a 97 or 98
three main issues will be;
>cooling system
replace the whole thing with these once you buy one
http://www.zionsvilleautosport.com/store/bmw-high-performance-water-pump-ste30330/
https://www.zionsvilleautosport.com/store/bmw-e36-offset-aluminum-shroud-and-expansion-tank/
https://www.zionsvilleautosport.com/store/bmw-e30-e36-aluminum-radiator/
also replace all the hoses and the thermostat. it's a big investment but it dramatically increases reliability

>window regulators
they will fail

>valve cover gasket
every 40k or so

>>16379677
Thank You Big Lots