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Old Jun 30, 2006 | 04:53 PM
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Well after turning in our 2006 525i under the lemon law we put our trust in bmw and got a 2007 525i.. what a big mistake. if you are thinking about getting a new bmw start looking into anything other then a bmw. This is our 6 bmw 525 and our last one!!!! 2007 car is in the shop for the "steering sensor and it may be there for 20/30 days.Talked to bmwna today and they said to bad talk to your dealer. How can bmw have fallen so low so fast....can't wait till i can sell it....
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Old Jun 30, 2006 | 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by tomaros11' post='305674' date='Jun 30 2006, 08:53 PM
Well after turning in our 2006 525i under the lemon law we put our trust in bmw and got a 2007 525i.. what a big mistake. if you are thinking about getting a new bmw start looking into anything other then a bmw. This is our 6 bmw 525 and our last one!!!! 2007 car is in the shop for the "steering sensor and it may be there for 20/30 days.Talked to bmwna today and they said to bad talk to your dealer. How can bmw have fallen so low so fast....can't wait till i can sell it....

Sorry to hear it. I have a pre-Sept 2005 MY 2006 with the old steering sensor system and I have had no issues that required a visit to the dealer in nearly 15 months of ownership. Was your 2006 a Sept. 2005+ build? I understand that there were a lot of faulty sensors that made it into the Sept-05+ production. Quite a shortage of replacement parts. Maybe you should give it a chance after the new sensor is installed. It might just be ok after that.
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Old Jun 30, 2006 | 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by UUronL' post='305680' date='Jun 30 2006, 08:04 PM
Sorry to hear it. I have a pre-Sept 2005 MY 2006 with the old steering sensor system and I have had no issues that required a visit to the dealer in nearly 15 months of ownership. Was your 2006 a Sept. 2005+ build? I understand that there were a lot of faulty sensors that made it into the Sept-05+ production. Quite a shortage of replacement parts. Maybe you should give it a chance after the new sensor is installed. It might just be ok after that.
Shoot! Mine is a Sep 05 build, and of course I got the SZL. I am feeling better now that I have it back and the dealer inflicted body damage is repaired. Driving it the last two days reminded me why I wanted the e60 in the first place.
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Old Jul 1, 2006 | 08:31 AM
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What did ur steering sensor do or not do?
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