TqPolo

I've been searching for a used 335i and the two attractive looking ones are "repurchasing from BMW of North America" due to repairs. Both are still under factory warranty. I never heard or know anyone bought a Lemon before. Should I avoid?

Requiem

That would probably be a good idea IMO. Depending on what the problem was, it was big enough to have the buyer return the car.

TqPolo

Fuel pump issue. Which I think is a common problem with 335i.

milkbubble

Attractive and lemon do not go hand in hand. I would stay away especially because its a BMW. Im a BMW tech and thats my honost opinion.

305s2k

Cheap BMW = Expensive Headache...

mic_crispy

Funny i was just looking at used 335i's and came across acouple lemons and figured it was just that fuel pump issue...

Mike21

For a new(er)car to be returned as a Lemon it has had major issues. My mom used to have a V6 Mazda 626 that was returned to Mazda as a Lemon. The car was in service 12 times for the same issues(air conditioning and other electrical gremlins) within 10 months. It's a annoyingly long process and most likely not just a 'fuel pump issue'.

zachismisitok

You know, I was curious about this a while ago too. Before I bought my s2k, I was looking at an infinity that was a lemon.

...with that said, I could see a customer being stupidly picking and getting it lemon'd because of that. Is that possible?

Incubus

The law protects customers from owning lemons, but also protects manufacturers from having to buy back picky customers' cars.

Lice Locket

expensive BMW also expensive headaches

on that note, I would not want to buy a car that is sold cheap because there is a lot of problems, even if it is under warranty. I mean, that warranty isn't going to be there when you get t-boned and those airbags don't deploy.