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276 messages, Last post on Aug 25, 2009 at 9:57 PM
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Replying to: ad3series (Jan 23, 2009 7:28 pm) |
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Hi my name is Steven, and I'm about to buy a new 3-Series coupe, with the manual tranny. Can anyone give me any advice or critisism.about the 3-Series. It is my first BMW and presently I'm driving an Infiniti G37S coupe. It's a great car, but it just doesn't have that feel of being "one w/ the road." Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you. -Steven
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Replying to: steven48 (May 29, 2009 3:35 pm)  Actually if you are a fairly tall/large person you'd best take a good 1/2 hour ride in one, and pay attention to how you feel, comfort-wise. Are you legs hitting anything. Does your back feel pinched or your shoulders restricted? How's head room? 3 Series can be a little tight for some people. Have you decided on a 328 or 335? coupe or sedan? |
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Hello, I'm at the end of my CPO lease on a 2003 330i. The car has been a gem and mileage is low, so I'm interested in buying the car. Considering the current turmoil in the car market, I'm wondering what is the best basis for determining my purchase offer to BMWFS? The end-of-lease residual value is $13,300 which is near the projected (Edmunds) wholesale value. However, would BMWFS something less, on the order of $11,000. Thanks, TTG
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Replying to: thriftytoolguy (May 30, 2009 4:32 am) BMW Financial would much prefer to sell your car at auction I think. |
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I wanted some advice from some saavy folks here: BMW 2009 convertible 328i options: sports; USB/IPOD; heated front seats 36mo 12K miles drive off: 1500 650/month (including CA tax) is that a good deal? I believe MF = 0.00195 (ist time Bimmer customer) RV = 60% thanks let me know guys I really appreciate it |
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Hi, I am a big fan of BMW, but I need to weigh in about these Run Flat Tires. All the reviews I have read have been mostly negitive. Not only are they noisey, but should be an option. BMW should have a wheel well under the trunk if I want to change over to normal tires and store a spare. The way it is now, I have to put the spare in the trunk. Why does BMW force people to buy the run flats, make it an option and give me a wheel well and a jack for g-d's sake. The cup holders are a joke too. Otherwise its a very nice car, just get rid of the Run Flat Tires. Thank You. -SRF
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Replying to: steven48 (Jun 07, 2009 2:41 pm) In the 3-series, they hope to be able to place a small interdimensional portal in the trunk to create an additional 3 cubic feet of space for a full-size spare tire. In the 7 series, the portal will be large enough to fit a human body (with limbs intact). As an added bonus, the wheel and tire (or whatever you choose to put in there) will add no weight to the car!
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Replying to: fedlawman (Jun 07, 2009 3:01 pm)  Best regards, Shipo
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Replying to: shipo (Jun 07, 2009 3:19 pm) |
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