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I've had alot of bmws and am very, very familiar with them. I actually even code them.
Generally, the larger the engine in the car the lower the mileage per year is (at least in europe). It's very common for a 2007-2008 M3 here to have 50k km on it, but a 320d from 2007 will have 250k on it.
Go with the 2011. 46k miles is still fuck all. I have roughly that on my 550i (also 2011). It will have the newer CIC navigation with harddrive, which works *much* better - more responsive and much better graphics. A car that sits breaks more then a car that is driven... smaller chance it was in an accident too - it's rare to find a car from 2007 to 2008 that wasn't painted somewhere... on a scale of 7-8 years something MUST have happened.
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