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Difference between a BMW and Toyota . BMW is a horse that cost more to maintain and Toyota is a donkey that cost less. Which one would you rather have😃?
I have owned performance BMWs for almost 30 years and have found them to be very high quality and fun to drive cars. My problem has been with the prices that the dealerships charge for services. I have an i8, with the butterfly doors, and I needed to replace the door struts after 7 years. The dealership quoted me $1000. I bought OEM struts on the Internet for $85 each and did it myself - it was easy. Two weeks ago I had the car in for an oil change and they said it was due for a new air filter. They wanted $250 for that! I bought the air filter for $32 and did it myself. That is why they are called stealerships.
@@Euphorica front uppers and lowers were the same, M3 springs were 15% stiffer. Same bushings. Similar in the rear. Part numbers weren’t the same, because, Germans, but any decent BMW parts guy would tell you they’re the same.
@davewalquist4568 the Grande coupe was my introduction to BMW. I really like it but it drove rough. The M340i was better in my opinion. I had a Stinger GT1 in between the BMWs. That M440i was stupid fast too, even though it was a 2017.
As 3 BMW’s sit on my driveway I look forward to drive every morning . Scot nailed it an enjoyment to drive every time.. yes high maintenance cars for sure and yes expensive repairs. But worth every memory I’ve made in the last 15 BMW’s I’ve owned trough the years 🎉…
I bought a certified pre owned bmw 440. A 62 yr old lady turned it in after a lease. It had 25k miles on it. 36 months prior this car was $73,000 out the door. I purchase the car for $36,000. It has every single option except fog lights! Fully loaded. Now 4.5 yrs later I can still sell it for about what I bought it for. The car is absolutely awesome. Not one issue and it’s been tuned and modified extensively! I love it
@@ChuckyCasillassome people do leases because it aligns with their wants and needs and most of the time cheaper over that short period of time , the old lady might already have a personal car paid off and want to enjoy newer nicer cars for some time and not have to worry about maintenance and all that , looking at the fact that it only had 25k miles on it that’s usually those type of people leasing out nice cars and having fun
@@davepaturno4290m240i is faster and better. 3.6s as per car and driver, he just doesn’t use a timer. My m3 does 2.8 but my gas mileage sucks lol. 27 mpg at very best
@@samiwasti8400the Supra can go jus as fast. They all have to same power suspension and potential it doesn’t make sense to say 240 it’s faster the 340 or anything w b58 it’s the all the same jus look at how their set up and you’ll see
Yup, super fun engine. Had it in a 440i, have it in an m240i convertible (both stage 1 tune, 0-60 in low 4’s). My only gripe is the m240i is geared like a go-cart. 😂
Not every car needs to be made for the masses so everyone can afford it. I love my M2. I track it at COTA. It's an outstanding vehcle in every respect.
I mean it's not about the pricetag it's the choices they've decided on. Someone who rents a $3000-4000 apartment in the city can probably easily afford a Porsche Cayman or panamera at $1k a month but it turns out they live in NYC or San Diego and are actually middle class. The pricetag isn't everything and like Scotty said, the guy is young. Why not enjoy a car. He has all the time in the world to figure out if a wife and kids is right for him and maybe they're better off without! No losers in your situation or theirs
Stop that crazy talk. A stock GNX engine would absolutely eat a stock B58 engine. The GNX was good for 0-60 in 4.7 seconds, in a lead brick... In 1984 .. Then you have the pu106b in the AMG ONE Mercedes. Also the ecoboost V6 in the 2017 Ford GT, Alfa Romeos 147 GTA in the Busso. 2 gems there. Then you have the true best V6 of all time. That's the VR38DETT in the Nissan GTR. Godzilla! I am not even the biggest Nissan or GTR fan but you just can't argue the bang, the buck, the reliability/ performance etc. etc. etc. Final bonus entry the 2GR-FE in the Lotus Emira is amazing.
I leased a 2024 M440i convertible and it’s a great car, no issues, would never buy one used though since most are leased and beaten up by people who didn’t care about treating it with care. The engine noise to me is perfect. Not over the top nor too quiet, a nice linear sound. I would say it’s not as comfortable as it should be for a luxury car, and the sound system is lacking, but people tend to buy these for the engine and tech.
If you dont get the harman kardon sound system yes, its lacking. Sure its an extra. But (in my car it was 580€) its relatively cheap and a good bang for buck in terms of extras you can fit to it.
Had a diesel X5 that I traded at the 11 year point. Only had to have the harmonic balancer changed out around the 10-year point. Have an X2 for going on 3 years now... zero issues with it so far. Not a rattle, not a recall needed done, nothing but oil changes & a set of rear brake pads.
In England and Germany people keep them for 200,000 miles. BECAUSE THEY GET THEM SERVICED!! BMW are amazing cars. Best driving experience ever!!! I've driven 35 different cars.
I don’t need all those bells and whistles. Just give me a well built reliable car that’s got some power. Good luck servicing anything in that car. I like stuff I can work on
thats why I bought my 2018 2.0t accord.Reliable,good on gas,ok power,great driving , cheap to maintain and easy to work on.120 000 kms and drives like it just came out of the dealer.
@@anaccount7923They probably have never owned or driven a BMW. Just making excuses why they don’t have one when the real reason is they can’t afford one.
I currently own and maintain seven BMW's. Learn to wrench and you will never worry about owning a BMW. I LOVE these cars and will own them until I die.
@GarbanzoDragon I would think permissive use would cover car insurance... which is just fine almost everywhere in the US. Its possible if they found out it was used monetarily in a YT video they might try to claim it was a business use of borrowing the car and then there may be insurance problems... If it was deemed business, or Scotty was actually acting as a mechanic, then Scotty would have to cover it, or have an insurance plan to cover it... so maybe they wanted to play it safe. Still getting better reviews when Scotty can drive himself.
@ArshAZ83 I didn't make up jack, what are you even on about? Just thought it would be better if he could have driven it, don't read into things that aren't there.
Scotty. I am 81 years old and I just bought my 8th BMW. First one was while stationed in Germany, a 1969 2000cs. Only new BMW was a 1974 2002lwhen I was returning to the states. I have had wonderful experiences with ALL these BMWs. As a jet fighter pilot, I drove them fast and hard but never abused them. If you take care of them and change oil religiously they will not let you down. Great automobiles
@@jamescherney5874 no, the mindset is I bought a car I can actually afford to maintain. That’s why Toyota’s are more common than BMW’s. More people can afford to maintain them.
Absolutely, Scotty has NO praise at all for the new Toyota V6 turbo charged engines. He foretold of having problems with them when Toyota announced the demise of their V8's. Scotty is spot on.
Our family has owned 5 series for years all straight line 6s. E60s, f10s and now my new g30 with b58 engine. Transmission and engine they never die. Only problem are oil and coolant leaks since everything is made of plastic. My brother and I just learned to fix everything ourselves. Bammm problem solved. I guarantee you we spend less money on maintenance than someone driving a Camry that takes it to a dealership for service. You can drive in style and still not have it be a nightmare!
I have a 435d, which is a Msport. 0_60 is 4.3 seconds, producing 313bhp stock. The car has had a recall under BMW for EGR. A coolant pipe cane loose and was re attached and replaced. It is 2014 so 10 years old 11000 miles runs perfectly, poweful and still hitting sib 4.3 seconds on start. So yeah tell me a BMW is junk. I think some BMWs are junk, just like any manufacturer. Lemon cars are a thing and my 325i was no where near as good as my current car. Do your research.
There are people who drive cars has a function of getting to and from . Then there are people who appreciate driving and enjoy a winding road and find it invigorating and therapeutic. I am of the latter, a good drive is my high blood pressure medication. Everyone and I mean everyone would always choose something like this BMW over a 10 year old Corolla if they had the resources. Scotty is awesome and his advice is fantastic for folks who do not have said resources.
People don't like BMW and say it's crap because all they see are 20-something year olds driving them and beating them to hell, then selling them on the used market to suckers who have nothing but problems because they thought they found a sweet deal. However, if you go buy a BMW from a certified dealer or an enthusiast that knows the cars and actually learn about them and prepare yourself for the commitment of owning one, you're in for a treat. A well-maintained BMW will last a long time. My neighbor has two BMW's an E39 M5 (25 years old) and an E60 525 (15 years old), both run amazing and both are in amazing condition. And yes, they do get driven.
@@morimoko I wouldn't say it's one of the best cars ever. If you skimp on the routine maintenance and ignore the vanos items, you'll regret it later on. That's why so many BMW's are turds now, and why they have the money pit reputation.
My 2007 e92 with naturally aspirated inline six has over 153K miles and I have maintained it well since it was new. It is remarkably well balanced and even after owning it for 17+ years, it is a joy to drive. It still looks great and the AC still blows cold despite our Florida weather. This was and is a great car.
Scotty as a 38 y/o male, no kids and single, I too have a 23 m440i xdrive that’s my baby. The fact that you endorsed my car gives me an extra vote of confidence.
I drive a 2023 M240I. Fantastic car! And, same powertrain, minus the mild hybrid system. I bought the car to enjoy as a daily driven enthusiast/drivers vehicle, and it is indeed great at just about everything - I appreciate it every time I get in it. What I didn’t expect though was all the compliments I get about it from random people. The color is blue over a red interior, M performance carbon spoiler and winglets. People really do love it. Again, not why I bought the car m, but it is nice, to hear how many people like the look of it, talk cars w/ them at the gas pump, etc.
I have a 430Xi, non hybrid, automatic 4Cl, i'm at 65k miles, oil changed every 5k at dealer, just had transmission fluid changed ($1500) so far so good! the key to these cars is 1) they need to live in a garage 2) warm them up before you drive. 3) plastic parts get brittle, spray the engine bay with plastic rejuvenation stuff and you should be ok! 4) that 8 speed in that car is the same one for the X6, over engineered. The turbo is huge but looks and feels well made. So far a very nice car. i enjoy it.
I had a purchased a used 2015 228ix with 50k miles on it. Man, do i miss that car. Drove it everywhere for 3 years, did the basic maintenance myself, and never even saw the CEL once. Quick, comfortable, reliable and fun. I understand the costs of repair when they get up there in age, but its no reason to not own them before 120k miles, they're great cars.
My current BMW is an electric SUV made in Germany. It was purchased new and fully loaded including winter tires. I paid cash for it because debt sucks and I hate every form of it. The car rides extremely nice, it has no squeaks or rattles even after 1 1/2 years. The range is also great with it getting 480 km - 500+Km on 80% charge and about 350k in the Canadian winter. The car has more power than I need, 500+ Horsepower that I never get to use because of rules, regulations, and ethical reasons. The body underneath has carbon fibre, I can see this when I open the doors and it does look amazing. So far so good, the only thing I took it to the dealer so far was a recall for the airbag and I had the whole car wrapped in PPF at the start. BMWs made in Germany are of top quality in my experience so far.
@@Rzn8B58 B58 is a beast and should be reliable. Toyota did contract BMW with the supra and it has this engine. Going back to SUVs, If I'm not mistaken, the only SUVs made in Germany are the pure electric ones. Even the BMW XM which is the top of the line full M SUV car with plug hybrid is made in the States in Carolina. When and if I decide to get another BMW electric car in the future, It has to be made in Germany.
I have a 2018 M240i convertible I picked up a year ago for 35k with 17k miles on it and I love it. I don't care. Car was driven by some girl down in miami 3k miles a year and there was a 3k receipt in the glove box from right around when it was traded in for an oil change, spark plugs and a coolant sensor. I've thrown a bigger HPFP and a bigger turbo on it and it's fast enough for me for now anyway.
They actually start falling apart at 50,000 MI. I had one. It doesn't matter if you do maintenance. If you don't have a few grand in the bank at all times for plastic parts to be replaced, you're not going to be happy
Not if you buy the one with the B58 engine, this engine was made in a partnership with toyota. These engines last for ever, just make sure it says 40i in the back. That engine is bullet proof
My 2021 Mustang GT got up to 28 mpg on the highway on a road trip These new modern engines are great for being efficient when you need it and powerful when you wanna put your foot down
In 2019 I bought a used 2016 M235i with the latest N55 -just before the B58. It’s been wonderful! No repairs, just did my own oil changes and new front pads. And I see the same car listed for what I paid for it. 😮
I bought the i4 (electric version of this car) when they came out. Waited 15 months from the initial order. Yeah, pricy to the point of pain. But it is the best car I've ever owned. Future is generator driven EREV plug in hybrids.
I always heard bad stuff about BMWs. Then I bought one, I won't drive anything else. Like he said it is a DRIVERS CAR. If you have a little spare cash and you want a super clean, super fast car, you can't beat it.
I heard the 6 cylinder is most reliable for BMW.. I'm learning about the M6 N63 Hot V8 twin turbos cause I bought one.. 2013 BMW M6 Competition San Morino Blue with black interior for my fun car... Dont worry Scotty.. My daily work car is your favorite 2003 Lexus ES300
I'm really not a big BMW fan -- but I was in the previous century. I bought a 1969 2002 that bought from a fellow soldier when I was finally discharged from the US Army in 1972. Anyway I kept tinkering with it and eventually I figured out how to fit it with an imported Schnitzer 16v head back in around 1974 I think. I'll guess that it made it made about 150 hp and could easily keep up with the Porsche 911 and blow off 914s and the Alpha Romeo TVAs of the day! Those were days before there even was a BMWNA and the cars came to US streets via Hoffman Motors in NYC! I was glad to hear you are still alive Scotty!!!
@@apscoradiales Oh god no -- I sold that back about 1981-2 or so. I think that head was originally imported by Nick Craw Racing in North Carolina? He had several o them as I recall. I don't recall what racing series he used it in -- if he used it?
The newer cars with the inline 6 twin scroll single turbo B58 and S58 twin turbo 6's are really well put together. The previous engine pre 2016 N55 and S55 were also decent but, they had a major flaw in the design. The issue was addressed in the B58's/S58's. BMW and Toyota co developed the B58 and you can find the gen 2 B58tu engine in the newer Toyota Supra's. I have a 17' 440i F36 Gran Coupe and it's the 4 door/hatchback version of the car in this video. Really practical family car that still has some cojones in a canyon.
@ArshAZ83 Scotty might like driving our old 1970 C10 P/U with the 350 that has 270 old time 4BBL mechanical horse power. My mother drove it only ONCE as I got yelled at by Sally our local salvage auto yard owner! She called me to ask who had been driving the truck past her yard. I said my mother. She said that my mother was going way... too fast for the state hwy! Sally told me she would not supply parts if I allowed my mother to drive the truck that fast again. Scotty likes fast & spirited horses! We have some of the Thoroughbred kind. 40.9 mph in 2 seconds & good for at least 3/8 of a mile. Ask us how we know. Allowed our racing license to expire almost 20 years ago.
Toyota, everyone's favorite reliable car uses the B58 engine in their very own Supra. This engine will definitely be good for a long time. M240i, M340i, 440i etc, it sounds so good and it is fast!
I have a 2011 328i with the M-Sport package I bought in 2014. The i6 is nice and smooth and while not fast like that 440 it is quick and still a great daily driver.
Ive had 13 cars in my life. 3 were BMWs. Theyre the only ones of the 13 that left me walking. But when theyre running right....theyre amazing cars to drive.
BMW is a beautiful car but within 1 yr the depreciation is outrageous and durability is questionable at best , I'd rather spend less for a better car like Lexus or Toyota
“Durability questionable at best” my mom got into a crash with a semi and came out without a scratch in her 2006 X5. My family has had 3 of others over the years which all have lasted for many miles
BMWs represent a depreciation bargain. Get a clean one 5-10 yr old and you’ll have a great car for the money. Just be ready to fix a few things and address the known issues.
Nice ride, but please don’t speed, I live in LA, almost every day lethal car crashes are broadcasted on the news here, 60% of the time a BMW is involved. 80% of those involve young drivers. 50% involve fatalities. Its crazy.
Funny, how at 135 MPH, the highway becomes a little scary and the nose of the car lifts, and the steering gets irrational. Just saying, 135 MPH, on any car, needs some down force aerodynamics to safely roll along.
@ArshAZ83 suspension is more important than aero and can help a car alot. but aero definitely makes a difference. driving those x5m and cybertrucks at 140 even though they have weight the lack of downforce makes it easier to steer off
so funny to read all the beamer haters. If I put any of you behind the wheel of my M240i for 10 minutes you would understand what driving is all about. expensive car? yes. costly to maintain? sure. but life is way too short not to feel some exhilaration every day. worth every penny..
I've had 3 bimmers so far , and they are amazing vehicles, only bad thing is mechanics see a euro and think they can charge an arm and a leg for maintenance and repairs, when upon doing them yourself you see that they are totally ripping you. Learn some basic wrenching and you'll have a good time with a used bimmer 👍🏾
No ceramic coating is bullet proof. It will still show signs of marring through a tunnel wash. It will also get contaminated from the environment. Scotty stick to mechanical advice.
Possibly. On the other hand my 3rd hand car 2006 was ceramic coated in 2006 and still looks brand new & perfect. Also took a eye from the motorway (the ones flush with the road) that flipped up from the front wheel and dinged the rear wheel arch and didn't even mark it, but dented the metal. That was in 2021. Brand was Supagard, so can't say I'm dissapointed.
I’ve owned nothing but Volkswagens, BMW and Mercedes-Benz over the last 25 years. The only major repair I had was on a Volkswagen Tiguan where I had to replace the timing belt after 150,000 miles. Other than that, I have never had a major repair with any of my vehicles. Perhaps it’s because I change my fluids on a regular basis and generally take very good care of my cars. If you do that, you will have very little issue with any vehicle. If you don’t, you will have issues with any vehicle. This is my experience over seven or eight cars.
I've owned several bmws. I've owned nearly every foreign car brand. I currently own a 4 series and a tundra. Bmw is by far been most reliable. Never been stranded. Toyotas left me stranded. Celica and previous tundra. Keeping my fingers crossed on this tundra. Toyotas are pure garbage nowadays. Most aren't even lasting 30k before the motors are crapping out. Although the new bmws are a lot more reliable than Toyota nowadays.
I never will buy a used performance car because wear is not covered under the warranty and hard driving can wear out an engine. I have always serviced and repaired my cars since 1968 including several total restorations. I consider car repair as a hobby.
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"They generally don't start falling apart".....,
Difference between a BMW and Toyota . BMW is a horse that cost more to maintain and Toyota is a donkey that cost less. Which one would you rather have😃?
BMW, ultimate scamming machine!
I have owned performance BMWs for almost 30 years and have found them to be very high quality and fun to drive cars. My problem has been with the prices that the dealerships charge for services. I have an i8, with the butterfly doors, and I needed to replace the door struts after 7 years. The dealership quoted me $1000. I bought OEM struts on the Internet for $85 each and did it myself - it was easy. Two weeks ago I had the car in for an oil change and they said it was due for a new air filter. They wanted $250 for that! I bought the air filter for $32 and did it myself. That is why they are called stealerships.
I had a 2004 330i with the ZHP package (lotta M3 parts, just not the M3 motor), and that car was easy to work on. Kinda wish I’d kept it. Lolol
@@gonepostal9101 the zhp doesn't have m3 parts lol
@@Euphorica front uppers and lowers were the same, M3 springs were 15% stiffer. Same bushings. Similar in the rear. Part numbers weren’t the same, because, Germans, but any decent BMW parts guy would tell you they’re the same.
@@gonepostal9101 not the same. If they were they would have the exact same part numbers .
The zhp is a nice package but don't kid yourself.
You first issue was buying and i8 lol
The B58 is a great engine!
S58 is better
@@slowwrld2as it should
@@slowwrld2nah
It is a good engine for modern standards. BMW made better engines in the 90s.
@@fabioribeiro5071Debatable
I own this car but the gran coupe version. The b58 is going to go down as one of the legendary engines
I couldn't find a grande coupe, so i got an m340i. That Grande Coupe is super rare out here.
How do you like the Gran Coupe? I'm thinking about buying an 840i G.C.
@davewalquist4568 the Grande coupe was my introduction to BMW. I really like it but it drove rough. The M340i was better in my opinion. I had a Stinger GT1 in between the BMWs. That M440i was stupid fast too, even though it was a 2017.
Same here 😂
Just swap out some parts attached to the motor and it’s so much better, I agree b58& s58 are great motors now
Owned a bmw m240i for 7 years, 70k miles. not one issue. Highly recommend
nvr heard of m240i sure it was a bmw?
@@timewa851 starts at 121k Euro in my country. Probably does not exist in America.
@@timewa851yes they do make them look up m240 💀
@@Samosayummyyayyes they do
@@timewa851no way you typed this and didn’t do research
B58 and s58 from bmw are currently the most reliable while also putting out insane power.
I would day the N55. But the type of consumers who drive N55 are horrible
As 3 BMW’s sit on my driveway I look forward to drive every morning . Scot nailed it an enjoyment to drive every time.. yes high maintenance cars for sure and yes expensive repairs. But worth every memory I’ve made in the last 15 BMW’s I’ve owned trough the years 🎉…
The repairs are even more expensive if u don’t do it urself
Rich in memories though
High maintenance? No. Expensive? Yes. But if you know what to do and can do your own work, which I do anyway, you can save a ton of money.
I bought a certified pre owned bmw 440. A 62 yr old lady turned it in after a lease. It had 25k miles on it. 36 months prior this car was $73,000 out the door. I purchase the car for $36,000. It has every single option except fog lights! Fully loaded. Now 4.5 yrs later I can still sell it for about what I bought it for. The car is absolutely awesome. Not one issue and it’s been tuned and modified extensively! I love it
I feel sorry for that 62 old lady that paid top dollar for that vehicle her loss and your gain you got a really good car for 36,000
What have you done to it?
@@ChuckyCasillassome people do leases because it aligns with their wants and needs and most of the time cheaper over that short period of time , the old lady might already have a personal car paid off and want to enjoy newer nicer cars for some time and not have to worry about maintenance and all that , looking at the fact that it only had 25k miles on it that’s usually those type of people leasing out nice cars and having fun
exactly, this dude is a straight hater. Meanwhile his beloved Toyotas and Lexus's reliability are going down the toiler. Let the haters hate.
@@em34ev3rno their not hater
I swear based on the thumbnails, Scotty dies once a week
Quite RUclips once a day!
Lol.
Used to b twice a week
@@alain-danieltankwa8007 things are looking up for him😂
also once a week asks us to watch this if we'd said he is full of crap about bmw's Lol
The B58 engine is awesome. I have a M240i and can get over 40 mpg on the interstate and can get from 0 to 6 in around 4 seconds. Great daily driver.
2024 Supra here. 0-60 in 3.7 seconds, unique look, and amazing handling with good gas mileage
@@davepaturno4290m240i is faster and better. 3.6s as per car and driver, he just doesn’t use a timer. My m3 does 2.8 but my gas mileage sucks lol. 27 mpg at very best
@@samiwasti8400the Supra can go jus as fast. They all have to same power suspension and potential it doesn’t make sense to say 240 it’s faster the 340 or anything w b58 it’s the all the same jus look at how their set up and you’ll see
@@skiterzzz4474 yeah but Supra is RWD, and ugly infotainment. Mid
Yup, super fun engine. Had it in a 440i, have it in an m240i convertible (both stage 1 tune, 0-60 in low 4’s). My only gripe is the m240i is geared like a go-cart. 😂
287k on my 2018 x3 no problems ever. Still going strong.
Oil every 3
Trans, diff, transfer, breaks fluid, every 50.
how can you post here if you put on 57,400 miles / year?
or were those kilometers?
@@timewa851 nope us miles.
what
bruh, is your daily commute to the moon?
Used car obviously
"Never been married, doesn't have any kids." Yeah I could afford that car too.
I have a wife and kids and could pay cash for a new one
Not every car needs to be made for the masses so everyone can afford it. I love my M2. I track it at COTA. It's an outstanding vehcle in every respect.
@@Bayliss21and it’s only 40k used
I mean it's not about the pricetag it's the choices they've decided on. Someone who rents a $3000-4000 apartment in the city can probably easily afford a Porsche Cayman or panamera at $1k a month but it turns out they live in NYC or San Diego and are actually middle class. The pricetag isn't everything and like Scotty said, the guy is young. Why not enjoy a car. He has all the time in the world to figure out if a wife and kids is right for him and maybe they're better off without! No losers in your situation or theirs
Lol why not work hard and smart and have it all? Wife, kids, nice house, nice cars.
I have a Supra, same engine/trans.
It's absolutely fantastic. I have gotten 40mpg's.
The B58 is absolutely insane how well it's made.
I think BMWs B58 inline 6 is the greatest 6 cylinder engine of all time across all car manufacturers.
The best are still m57 and n57
2JZ
@@jasonseaton3905 stock 2jz is a piece of crap
Stop that crazy talk. A stock GNX engine would absolutely eat a stock B58 engine. The GNX was good for 0-60 in 4.7 seconds, in a lead brick... In 1984 .. Then you have the pu106b in the AMG ONE Mercedes. Also the ecoboost V6 in the 2017 Ford GT, Alfa Romeos 147 GTA in the Busso. 2 gems there. Then you have the true best V6 of all time. That's the VR38DETT in the Nissan GTR. Godzilla! I am not even the biggest Nissan or GTR fan but you just can't argue the bang, the buck, the reliability/ performance etc. etc. etc. Final bonus entry the 2GR-FE in the Lotus Emira is amazing.
@ryanscott658 wtf are you talking about, we mentioned - inline 6 - engine
The b58 and s58 is one of the greatest engines ever made. It is mind blowing good the s58.
I leased a 2024 M440i convertible and it’s a great car, no issues, would never buy one used though since most are leased and beaten up by people who didn’t care about treating it with care. The engine noise to me is perfect. Not over the top nor too quiet, a nice linear sound. I would say it’s not as comfortable as it should be for a luxury car, and the sound system is lacking, but people tend to buy these for the engine and tech.
Sound system is exactly what I need besides power. It’s sad they don’t ever make them with both
People who lease new cars don't care about their car?
It’s not designed to breakdown before 50Km
If you dont get the harman kardon sound system yes, its lacking. Sure its an extra. But (in my car it was 580€) its relatively cheap and a good bang for buck in terms of extras you can fit to it.
More of a sport touring car than a luxury car
Had a diesel X5 that I traded at the 11 year point. Only had to have the harmonic balancer changed out around the 10-year point. Have an X2 for going on 3 years now... zero issues with it so far. Not a rattle, not a recall needed done, nothing but oil changes & a set of rear brake pads.
In England and Germany people keep them for 200,000 miles. BECAUSE THEY GET THEM SERVICED!! BMW are amazing cars. Best driving experience ever!!! I've driven 35 different cars.
One of thr most accurate comments. Living in germany i had to service by law every 2 years. Not in america
Yes serviced!
Serviced ALOT!
I have owned many bmws and have never had any issues. X5, 5 series etc. awesome driving vehicles
I don’t need all those bells and whistles. Just give me a well built reliable car that’s got some power. Good luck servicing anything in that car. I like stuff I can work on
You can fix bmw with junkyards parts... on voswagen you get good aftermarket parts at good price at least in europe... 😂
thats why I bought my 2018 2.0t accord.Reliable,good on gas,ok power,great driving , cheap to maintain and easy to work on.120 000 kms and drives like it just came out of the dealer.
Perfectly said. 💯 One reason why I only buy used vehicles. Too much unnecessary technology in the new ones lol. 🤣
Mechanics love those too . They can charge less on those too
Don't even need power for me, give me good reliability and good economy. I'll take out the bike for power.
I was waiting for the condemnation but it never came - BMW THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE !
The ultimate crap you want to have in your garage too
@@andresvelasco707 I love mine n all the ones I've had b4
@@andresvelasco707have you even owned a b58?
@@anaccount7923They probably have never owned or driven a BMW. Just making excuses why they don’t have one when the real reason is they can’t afford one.
@@markkauffman6184 Pretty much, 80% of German engineering is actually reliable, but people don’t know how to do basic maintenance
My 318i is coming up 26 years old and I love it :D
inline 6 is the GOAT
I currently own and maintain seven BMW's. Learn to wrench and you will never worry about owning a BMW. I LOVE these cars and will own them until I die.
Won't even let Scotty drive it?
@GarbanzoDragon I would think permissive use would cover car insurance... which is just fine almost everywhere in the US. Its possible if they found out it was used monetarily in a YT video they might try to claim it was a business use of borrowing the car and then there may be insurance problems... If it was deemed business, or Scotty was actually acting as a mechanic, then Scotty would have to cover it, or have an insurance plan to cover it... so maybe they wanted to play it safe. Still getting better reviews when Scotty can drive himself.
@ArshAZ83 I didn't make up jack, what are you even on about? Just thought it would be better if he could have driven it, don't read into things that aren't there.
Because he didn’t want his mpg average to go down.
@@Despised_Pharaoh lol !
I wouldn't let him either! (laughing horse face)
Scotty. I am 81 years old and I just bought my 8th BMW. First one was while stationed in Germany, a 1969 2000cs. Only new BMW was a 1974 2002lwhen I was returning to the states. I have had wonderful experiences with ALL these BMWs. As a jet fighter pilot, I drove them fast and hard but never abused them. If you take care of them and change oil religiously they will not let you down. Great automobiles
One trip to the dealer for repairs will bring tears to your eyes.
Oh yeah.
That's why you have to find a competent independent mechanic.
Never take the car to a dealer, not just BMW's, except for recalls.
Why? Someone who owns a car like this SHOULD have a well above average income.
@@jr1885 Yup, I' m so rich I don 't care if I'm ripped off. That's the mindset.
@@jamescherney5874 no, the mindset is I bought a car I can actually afford to maintain. That’s why Toyota’s are more common than BMW’s. More people can afford to maintain them.
You must be a BMW owner.
BMWs with the b58 straight six turbo mated to the 8speed zf is an awesome package, decent reliability as well....the dude did good
Another day, another recall for Toyota, Scotty. The Tundra has just been recalled. You've got plenty of Toyota recall content so far for 2024!
He's been mighty quiet about the new Toyotas. Makes me wonder if he is indeed paid by them. 🤔
He hasn't been quiet at all. He has said million times already they released trash tundras and to not buy them
Absolutely, Scotty has NO praise at all for the new Toyota V6 turbo charged engines. He foretold of having problems with them when Toyota announced the demise of their V8's. Scotty is spot on.
@@sjsharksfan8573dude everything isn’t a twist… he calls out what he needs to. Jesus christ
Toyota outsells all other manufacturers, yet ford holds the record for most recalls
Our family has owned 5 series for years all straight line 6s. E60s, f10s and now my new g30 with b58 engine. Transmission and engine they never die.
Only problem are oil and coolant leaks since everything is made of plastic. My brother and I just learned to fix everything ourselves. Bammm problem solved. I guarantee you we spend less money on maintenance than someone driving a Camry that takes it to a dealership for service.
You can drive in style and still not have it be a nightmare!
I have a 435d, which is a Msport. 0_60 is 4.3 seconds, producing 313bhp stock.
The car has had a recall under BMW for EGR. A coolant pipe cane loose and was re attached and replaced.
It is 2014 so 10 years old 11000 miles runs perfectly, poweful and still hitting sib 4.3 seconds on start.
So yeah tell me a BMW is junk. I think some BMWs are junk, just like any manufacturer.
Lemon cars are a thing and my 325i was no where near as good as my current car.
Do your research.
There are people who drive cars has a function of getting to and from . Then there are people who appreciate driving and enjoy a winding road and find it invigorating and therapeutic. I am of the latter, a good drive is my high blood pressure medication. Everyone and I mean everyone would always choose something like this BMW over a 10 year old Corolla if they had the resources. Scotty is awesome and his advice is fantastic for folks who do not have said resources.
People don't like BMW and say it's crap because all they see are 20-something year olds driving them and beating them to hell, then selling them on the used market to suckers who have nothing but problems because they thought they found a sweet deal. However, if you go buy a BMW from a certified dealer or an enthusiast that knows the cars and actually learn about them and prepare yourself for the commitment of owning one, you're in for a treat. A well-maintained BMW will last a long time. My neighbor has two BMW's an E39 M5 (25 years old) and an E60 525 (15 years old), both run amazing and both are in amazing condition. And yes, they do get driven.
E39 is very different from today's. E39 is like one of the best cars ever made lol.
@@morimoko I wouldn't say it's one of the best cars ever. If you skimp on the routine maintenance and ignore the vanos items, you'll regret it later on. That's why so many BMW's are turds now, and why they have the money pit reputation.
@@jp1087 It's why they're called 'BMTroubleYou'.
perfectly said my friend 👍
My 2007 e92 with naturally aspirated inline six has over 153K miles and I have maintained it well since it was new. It is remarkably well balanced and even after owning it for 17+ years, it is a joy to drive. It still looks great and the AC still blows cold despite our Florida weather. This was and is a great car.
Scotty as a 38 y/o male, no kids and single, I too have a 23 m440i xdrive that’s my baby. The fact that you endorsed my car gives me an extra vote of confidence.
That Beemer might even have indictors !
I drive a 2023 M240I. Fantastic car! And, same powertrain, minus the mild hybrid system. I bought the car to enjoy as a daily driven enthusiast/drivers vehicle, and it is indeed great at just about everything - I appreciate it every time I get in it. What I didn’t expect though was all the compliments I get about it from random people. The color is blue over a red interior, M performance carbon spoiler and winglets. People really do love it. Again, not why I bought the car m, but it is nice, to hear how many people like the look of it, talk cars w/ them at the gas pump, etc.
Yes, Scotty indicated the M BMW with the inline six, will run forever.
As long as you maintain it properly it will. You just can’t let it slide in the least.
I have a 430Xi, non hybrid, automatic 4Cl, i'm at 65k miles, oil changed every 5k at dealer, just had transmission fluid changed ($1500) so far so good!
the key to these cars is
1) they need to live in a garage
2) warm them up before you drive.
3) plastic parts get brittle, spray the engine bay with plastic rejuvenation stuff and you should be ok!
4) that 8 speed in that car is the same one for the X6, over engineered. The turbo is huge but looks and feels well made.
So far a very nice car. i enjoy it.
This one is actually pretty good, it’s same engine that’s in the Toyota Supra B58 ❤
I had a purchased a used 2015 228ix with 50k miles on it. Man, do i miss that car. Drove it everywhere for 3 years, did the basic maintenance myself, and never even saw the CEL once. Quick, comfortable, reliable and fun. I understand the costs of repair when they get up there in age, but its no reason to not own them before 120k miles, they're great cars.
My current BMW is an electric SUV made in Germany. It was purchased new and fully loaded including winter tires. I paid cash for it because debt sucks and I hate every form of it. The car rides extremely nice, it has no squeaks or rattles even after 1 1/2 years. The range is also great with it getting 480 km - 500+Km on 80% charge and about 350k in the Canadian winter. The car has more power than I need, 500+ Horsepower that I never get to use because of rules, regulations, and ethical reasons. The body underneath has carbon fibre, I can see this when I open the doors and it does look amazing. So far so good, the only thing I took it to the dealer so far was a recall for the airbag and I had the whole car wrapped in PPF at the start. BMWs made in Germany are of top quality in my experience so far.
Suv bmw is the worst choice ever dude 😂😂😂
@@gorishokgo5825 What do you drive?
This is actually true. BMW's made in Germany are better than the ones put together elsewhere. Still, 2017 and up is a safe bet if it has a B58.
Electric vehicles are appliances, not real cars. And you didn’t save a penny after using them for some years… a big scam!
@@Rzn8B58 B58 is a beast and should be reliable. Toyota did contract BMW with the supra and it has this engine.
Going back to SUVs, If I'm not mistaken, the only SUVs made in Germany are the pure electric ones. Even the BMW XM which is the top of the line full M SUV car with plug hybrid is made in the States in Carolina.
When and if I decide to get another BMW electric car in the future, It has to be made in Germany.
I have a 2018 M240i convertible I picked up a year ago for 35k with 17k miles on it and I love it. I don't care. Car was driven by some girl down in miami 3k miles a year and there was a 3k receipt in the glove box from right around when it was traded in for an oil change, spark plugs and a coolant sensor. I've thrown a bigger HPFP and a bigger turbo on it and it's fast enough for me for now anyway.
I love my m340i it is awesome! Good video Scotty!
From 🇮🇳 seeing Scotty videos since 2019 my skoda tdi already ran nearly 500000km
Cheers to car guys from Lithuania!
I have two bmws . My M240i xdrive convertible is 6 years old and has had zero problems and gets 33mpg .
Hi Scotty been in hospital so not seen you content for a few months nice to see you again
Don't know ya but glad you're out of the hospital! Hope all is well for you and yours!
“Camera in the sky” made me giggle. Amazing review 😂👍🏽
They actually start falling apart at 50,000 MI. I had one. It doesn't matter if you do maintenance. If you don't have a few grand in the bank at all times for plastic parts to be replaced, you're not going to be happy
@@aussie2uGAthe parts that failed on my BMW did not have fluids running through them..
you had an old one* BMW has been top 5-7 in reliability rankings for past 8 years.
Not if you buy the one with the B58 engine, this engine was made in a partnership with toyota. These engines last for ever, just make sure it says 40i in the back. That engine is bullet proof
We’ve been hearing this 50k mile myth for years. I’ve yet to actually see it in person.
@@luigynkaren062011the actual engine may be bulletproof, but everything attached to it is not
My 2021 Mustang GT got up to 28 mpg on the highway on a road trip
These new modern engines are great for being efficient when you need it and powerful when you wanna put your foot down
I bought a 2016 BMW 435i M performance a couple months ago and i absolutely love it
In 2019 I bought a used 2016 M235i with the latest N55 -just before the B58. It’s been wonderful! No repairs, just did my own oil changes and new front pads. And I see the same car listed for what I paid for it. 😮
Shoulda got the 440. the N55 is great but the B58 is much more reliable
I daily drive a car with a B58 running an e30 tune. Basically it’s about 60% 91oct and 40% E85. Runs like a dream and gives me around 420hp
I just use NuFinish on the paint. It's easy to apply and take off, it's cheap, and you can get it just about anywhere.
I bought the i4 (electric version of this car) when they came out. Waited 15 months from the initial order. Yeah, pricy to the point of pain. But it is the best car I've ever owned. Future is generator driven EREV plug in hybrids.
There's this guy I watch on the internet. He says that BMW's are overpriced plastic pieces of CRAP. Thanks Scotty.
.....but they still outsell US garbage in Europe and the UK.Mustang?? Pfffft. Junk.
@@camelsacparts for them is much cheaper in Europe then the u.s
I always heard bad stuff about BMWs. Then I bought one, I won't drive anything else. Like he said it is a DRIVERS CAR. If you have a little spare cash and you want a super clean, super fast car, you can't beat it.
American cars are far far worse than BMWs.
This one's a Toyota in BMW pajamas though.
I heard the 6 cylinder is most reliable for BMW.. I'm learning about the M6 N63 Hot V8 twin turbos cause I bought one.. 2013 BMW M6 Competition San Morino Blue with black interior for my fun car... Dont worry Scotty.. My daily work car is your favorite 2003 Lexus ES300
I'm really not a big BMW fan -- but I was in the previous century. I bought a 1969 2002 that bought from a fellow soldier when I was finally discharged from the US Army in 1972. Anyway I kept tinkering with it and eventually I figured out how to fit it with an imported Schnitzer 16v head back in around 1974 I think. I'll guess that it made it made about 150 hp and could easily keep up with the Porsche 911 and blow off 914s and the Alpha Romeo TVAs of the day! Those were days before there even was a BMWNA and the cars came to US streets via Hoffman Motors in NYC! I was glad to hear you are still alive Scotty!!!
Is Schnitzer still around?
Man, that goes back a while.
@@apscoradiales Oh god no -- I sold that back about 1981-2 or so. I think that head was originally imported by Nick Craw Racing in North Carolina? He had several o them as I recall. I don't recall what racing series he used it in -- if he used it?
The newer cars with the inline 6 twin scroll single turbo B58 and S58 twin turbo 6's are really well put together. The previous engine pre 2016 N55 and S55 were also decent but, they had a major flaw in the design. The issue was addressed in the B58's/S58's. BMW and Toyota co developed the B58 and you can find the gen 2 B58tu engine in the newer Toyota Supra's. I have a 17' 440i F36 Gran Coupe and it's the 4 door/hatchback version of the car in this video. Really practical family car that still has some cojones in a canyon.
BMW b58 co developed with toyota one of the best engines today
Notice the owner did not allow Scotty to drive the car. Wonder why😀😀😃
There’s a good chance it will break down while he’s driving it. Ask me how I know.😂
@ArshAZ83 Scotty might like driving our old 1970 C10 P/U with the 350 that has 270 old time 4BBL mechanical horse power. My mother drove it only ONCE as I got yelled at by Sally our local salvage auto yard owner! She called me to ask who had been driving the truck past her yard. I said my mother. She said that my mother was going way... too fast for the state hwy! Sally told me she would not supply parts if I allowed my mother to drive the truck that fast again. Scotty likes fast & spirited horses! We have some of the Thoroughbred kind. 40.9 mph in 2 seconds & good for at least 3/8 of a mile. Ask us how we know. Allowed our racing license to expire almost 20 years ago.
@@pmscalisiI will bet you 5 dollars you had an n54😂
@@anaccount7923 nice guess 😂
@@pmscalisi n63?
I have a G80, and it's a beast. I also have an Mk5 Supra. The B58 and the S58 are incredible and reliable
If Scotty is not going to drive, at least let him hook up the Autel where he can stare at it.
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Toyota, everyone's favorite reliable car uses the B58 engine in their very own Supra. This engine will definitely be good for a long time. M240i, M340i, 440i etc, it sounds so good and it is fast!
I have a 2011 328i with the M-Sport package I bought in 2014. The i6 is nice and smooth and while not fast like that 440 it is quick and still a great daily driver.
Shout out !! I have the same car u have but n51 just need to fix the motor mounts lol going 112k miles strong 💪🏻
7:00 it is just playing engine sound through the speaker
Why be concerned about fuel economy when you drive in the sports mode?
I love bmw controls and dash lay out it looks nice and user friendly. I love the pops and gurgles of the bmw z m40i
Ive had 13 cars in my life. 3 were BMWs. Theyre the only ones of the 13 that left me walking. But when theyre running right....theyre amazing cars to drive.
Haha I just bought my dad a BMW for Father’s Day. Life is about smiles per gallon Scotty. I want him to enjoy driving while he still can.
Like the looks of the BMW but the parts are just to expensive to replace
3:50 He is NOT getting challenged to races all the time on his way to work. That's all in his head.
Scotty thank you for all your information and content ☺️. Stay free and safe 😁.
Love my f32 n55. Coming up on 120k and pushing strong passed 550whp
BMW is a beautiful car but within 1 yr the depreciation is outrageous and durability is questionable at best , I'd rather spend less for a better car like Lexus or Toyota
Not only is Lexus unbelievably horrible for a luxury car but I've had more come in for major issues than BMW's and THERES LESS LEXUS'S HERE
“Durability questionable at best” my mom got into a crash with a semi and came out without a scratch in her 2006 X5. My family has had 3 of others over the years which all have lasted for many miles
BMWs represent a depreciation bargain. Get a clean one 5-10 yr old and you’ll have a great car for the money. Just be ready to fix a few things and address the known issues.
Nice ride, but please don’t speed, I live in LA, almost every day lethal car crashes are broadcasted on the news here, 60% of the time a BMW is involved. 80% of those involve young drivers. 50% involve fatalities. Its crazy.
Speeding does not kill idiots do
You need to get out of ythety sh*t hole of a city.
@ArshAZ83 Where is you data to prove that statement?
@@cavejohnson5796yeah its not speed, but suddenly becoming immobile will do it.
You don’t buy a 440i to drive like a grandma😂
I own a 2006 750i I spend about 5500$ on repairs in 7 years and that was valve stems and abs pump. That's it.
Funny, how at 135 MPH, the highway becomes a little scary and the nose of the car lifts, and the steering gets irrational. Just saying, 135 MPH, on any car, needs some down force aerodynamics to safely roll along.
I’ve driven my GTO at 152 and it was extremely smooth, stock aero
@ArshAZ83 suspension is more important than aero and can help a car alot. but aero definitely makes a difference. driving those x5m and cybertrucks at 140 even though they have weight the lack of downforce makes it easier to steer off
My girl have a 428i 2015 bmw 4cylinder at 115k miles still running good
Don't believe that spray will last 😂
It lasts about a year, any shop not up front about that is scamming you.
@@robskyle agreed it's just wax. Well more expensive 😜
A true ceramic coating lasts 5-7 years, I'm on my 4 year with my car
@@jaycheeseman6 if the car is garaged and rarely sees the elements, even longer!
Scotty's humor gets me every time
so funny to read all the beamer haters. If I put any of you behind the wheel of my M240i for 10 minutes you would understand what driving is all about. expensive car? yes. costly to maintain? sure. but life is way too short not to feel some exhilaration every day. worth every penny..
Exactly my M2 is a blast. And the stick shift makes it more fun.
@@jasonfedeli a great anti theft device that manual 😂
@@pmscalisi yes…yes it is 😂😂
Man this channel is full of broke people who have never even owned a BMW and thinks corollas are exciting lol.
I've had 3 bimmers so far , and they are amazing vehicles, only bad thing is mechanics see a euro and think they can charge an arm and a leg for maintenance and repairs, when upon doing them yourself you see that they are totally ripping you. Learn some basic wrenching and you'll have a good time with a used bimmer 👍🏾
BMW the quintessential money pit.
The B58 is a great engine))
Afternoon Scotty🖐🙂
Still miss those VDO speed/RPM gauges, a real sports car should have mechanical Speed and RPM gauges rather than digital make-believe ones.
Glad it has a decent amount of physical buttons
They are much more reliable than they were years ago. Toyota is using the engine and transmission in their Supra. If they trust them, it says a lot!
No ceramic coating is bullet proof. It will still show signs of marring through a tunnel wash. It will also get contaminated from the environment. Scotty stick to mechanical advice.
Exactly
Possibly. On the other hand my 3rd hand car 2006 was ceramic coated in 2006 and still looks brand new & perfect. Also took a eye from the motorway (the ones flush with the road) that flipped up from the front wheel and dinged the rear wheel arch and didn't even mark it, but dented the metal. That was in 2021. Brand was Supagard, so can't say I'm dissapointed.
You must not like your car if you take through a tunnel wash
Don't take a nice vehicle through one of those atrocious contraptions. Above all, don't be lazy!
Have a 12 bmw m3 89k miles no issues great car
Scotty likes b58s 😮
The B58 is incredible. Probably the greatest inline 6 ever made (for petro car category)
I want my 65 chevy pickup truck back. It was simple and fun to drive.
I’ve owned nothing but Volkswagens, BMW and Mercedes-Benz over the last 25 years. The only major repair I had was on a Volkswagen Tiguan where I had to replace the timing belt after 150,000 miles. Other than that, I have never had a major repair with any of my vehicles. Perhaps it’s because I change my fluids on a regular basis and generally take very good care of my cars. If you do that, you will have very little issue with any vehicle. If you don’t, you will have issues with any vehicle. This is my experience over seven or eight cars.
Wow! A BMW that Scotty likes?!
Ha ha, " single " man's car. That reminded me of a line from an old song ... " When I was single, my pockets would jingle '.
I've owned several bmws. I've owned nearly every foreign car brand. I currently own a 4 series and a tundra. Bmw is by far been most reliable. Never been stranded. Toyotas left me stranded. Celica and previous tundra. Keeping my fingers crossed on this tundra. Toyotas are pure garbage nowadays. Most aren't even lasting 30k before the motors are crapping out. Although the new bmws are a lot more reliable than Toyota nowadays.
I highly doubt that
I never will buy a used performance car because wear is not covered under the warranty and hard driving can wear out an engine. I have always serviced and repaired my cars since 1968 including several total restorations. I consider car repair as a hobby.
I hate when ppl call a inline 6 small cause they are pretty much up there with v8s
Pretty much, but not. Small in line 6 🤣 I'm just kidding bro. I feel you
@@JKarfc say that to any year cummins
@@darthtator3549 slow guzzling diesel😂
@@pmscalisi yea say that to a 12v with about 600 horsepower and spits flames out the stacks
Scotty approves the B58 🎉