Cars world / BMW Dealership

Quote: Originally Posted by Alex323Ci Go to Any BMW dealership and tell me that is the same for the used cars/cabrios they sell. If you are just going by private party Autotrader ads, you can't really say those are like cars. You can find most people listing cars there all the time like the condition is "good" and it's not. Also ...

first, i guess an intro is in order - new to this forum, been driving a toyota tundra double cab 4wd since new in 2004. I'm a former BMW/Saab/Datsun (Nissan) mechanic, left mechanicing in the mid 70s I bought the TRD package with my tundra and now at the 57,000 mile mark, the pads need replacement (i drive this truck like an old lady) went to dealership and they wanted $137 for the TRD...

have u tried bmw....? A lot of shops cannot program bmws. If you want the information, their recommendation for obtaining the info is (buy a dealership) haha. Ill check @ work tomorrow and let you know.

Circle BMW on Rt. 36 in Eatontown, NJ More specifically, Tim M. who is one of the service advisors and "M" Series & Performance Specialist. I don't know if all dealerships have a "M" Specialist, but this guy is extremely knowledgeable about anything M related and quite the enthusiast himself - he has a highly modified E36 M3, just recently picked up an E30 M3, and is on the lookout for a ...

I can't stand attention whores on bikes or whatever mode of transport they choose. My neighbor across teh street owns a Harley dealership. They finally quit having their friends over, all who seemed to need to rev the sh!t out of their bikes 24/7. My roomies sons ride dirt bikes. One of them has moved away. The other seems to think that the only way a bike works is with the clutch in ...

Quote: Originally Posted by boondoc Literally or figuratively? Any car should have at least 3-6 miles (non-driven by customers) on the odo. Looks like bad PDI if u ask me. Hmmmm...thats weird. I kno in normal is shift slower for fuel economy but the other 2 modes should be quick and precise. I swear it was 0,...

If you want to use a dealer to service your BMW, buy a new one and you'll get free maintenance for the warranty period. If you buy a used BMW that's out of warranty DON'T take it to a dealership for service. In the DC area there are myriad independent BMW shops, mostly populated by techs who escaped from dealerships, and many really know their stuff. But they're still expensive, even if they ...

andyjsi wrote: Hi, I'm picking my 118d SE tomorrow (first BMW) and the dealership I'm getting it from don't know much about the spec that the car has (Carshop Northampton). Looking at the basic spec for an SE on the BMW site, it's clear that there are a number of extras on the car, but is there a way I can find out what extra's its got? It's got front parking sensors, so I'm assuming it's ...

Originally posted by DontBannMe Hello -How much would you pay for this car from a used car lot. (BWM Lot) -How much you think its worth from a used car lot.(BMW Lot) Considering to buy 2008 BMW 335xi Coupe.. Options -Nav -premium -P sound package -Sport package -6pseed auto with paddles -Confort access...

This guy said in the original complaint that the car had two cracked rims among other problems. Obviously this car had not been restored to like new condition. I'm sure there must have been words and threats with the dealership about the repairs. There probably was buyer's remorse when he realized he had made a bad purchase. None of this matters. It boils down to customer satisfaction and the...