Every turn and corner in the m3 is a thrill. Having had this car as my daily driver for over 8 years was extremely enjoyable! Reliability was extremely good as the only problems I've ever had with it were a burned light and a shock absorber that went flat. Other than that this car was a tank! Only negatives are: exhaust sounds raspy from design, quite a bit of road noise, clunks (especially when not shifting at proper rpm manual transmission), and rough suspension, but that's just because this car was meant to shine on the track!

Features available with the outlander for the price are great value. Had a plethora of electrical problems within a few months of purchase with two of these models. Not sure this car was as safe as proclaimed to be. Under swift acceleration steering waves easily left and right. The car overall feels light and feeble and is does not seem very stable. Fuel consumption was a little high for the V6 with a combined highway/city average of 14-16l/100kms.

The interior and comfort are ok and the car is descent on the streets however it has a lot of body roll in turns and its handling just doesn't perform on par with similar sedans such as the Cadillac or BMW 3 series. Toyota did a good job in refinements but for the price point of this car fully loaded there are better options to consider. Trunk space and rear seats are very limiting and even driver cabin was too small.

Having had bmw's for over 10 years and a few Japanese vehicles, the f30 335 is an amazing value for the money. It has better performance than my 2002 m3, amazing handling, practicality, great fuel consumption, very we built and superior safety. It's just a joy to drive day in day out and very dependable!