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Igor,
Having just spent over 2 hours cleaning my saphire black today (an almost weekly ritual :'( ) I think something other than a very dark colour is in order
Having just spent over 2 hours cleaning my saphire black today (an almost weekly ritual :'( ) I think something other than a very dark colour is in order
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Originally Posted by ISUK' date='Mar 26 2005, 02:22 PM
Igor,
Having just spent over 2 hours cleaning my saphire black today (an almost weekly ritual? :'( ) I think something other than a very dark colour is in order?![Wink](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/wink.gif)
Having just spent over 2 hours cleaning my saphire black today (an almost weekly ritual? :'( ) I think something other than a very dark colour is in order?
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Yep, difficult task. Then probably makes sense to see how light poplar wood looks like in person, if OK ...probably take Eq3 and pay for the matching personal exterior BMW colour.
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Originally Posted by ISUK' date='Mar 26 2005, 03:41 PM
Igor,
I was thinking of light poplar with caramel or champagne to go with the Le Mans blue. Failing that I'd take the anthracite maple.
I was thinking of light poplar with caramel or champagne to go with the Le Mans blue. Failing that I'd take the anthracite maple.
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BTW never seen Le Mans bleu in person ... Is it close to Mystic bleu?
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Originally Posted by ISUK' date='Mar 27 2005, 01:16 PM
Le mans is darker than mystic. It looks nicer IMHO. I'll have to have real thought on colours if I go for another E60.
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or e60 530d chipped and LeMans w champagne is nice.
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Originally Posted by mountainboy' date='Mar 23 2005, 12:10 AM
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[quote name='johno535' date='Mar 22 2005, 05:12 PM']
Oh my god! What have I done, I was looking forward to the extra performance but now somehow I don't think I will be. Oh well I'm getting a whole host of stuff I didn't have before.![Thumbsup](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/thumbsup.gif)
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Oh my god! What have I done, I was looking forward to the extra performance but now somehow I don't think I will be. Oh well I'm getting a whole host of stuff I didn't have before.
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[/quote]Thanks Johnno, feel much better now
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[/quote]Drove a 535 today and have a 530. It went and went and went. Didn't have the turbo lag of the 530. it growled and looked awsome in Carbon Black. Don't know if I should buy it. It corners a hell of a lot better than the 530. The 530 also looks fatter. That twin turbo does make it move. Dealer claims 32 mpg. Guy driving it is conservative. Without a heavy foot what car quote 32 combined, high 30s motorway driving. Its heavliy loaded, but not got HUD. Who fits a TV in their car for christ's sake. Bitching ride though.
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I changed my 530d for a 535dMsport, and although the 530d was a perfect ride, the 535D is really overclassing it at all rpm ranges. The biggest difference is at low and high rpm. It doesn't have to gear down if you are cruising f.e. at 1500 rpm for a nice push in the back and it goes and goes.........
Disadvantage is clearly the 20% higher fuell consumpition! From 8,5 to 10,5 liter/100km! The power must come from somewhere ofcourse.
The 330ci did have troubles to reach the 530d-drivingpleasure but now it really standing in the shadow to the 535D m-pack
I drove many years diesels and I thought always that i missed some petrol fun. Then i bought the 3.0i....big disappointment...no torque...only some power at very high rpm.....but beautifull sound
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Hej,
I changed my 530d for a 535dMsport, and although the 530d was a perfect ride, the 535D is really overclassing it at all rpm ranges. The biggest difference is at low and high rpm. It doesn't have to gear down if you are cruising f.e. at 1500 rpm for a nice push in the back and it goes and goes.........
Disadvantage is clearly the 20% higher fuell consumpition! From 8,5 to 10,5 liter/100km! The power must come from somewhere ofcourse.
My 330ci did have troubles to reach the 530d-drivingpleasure but now it really standing in the shadow to the 535D m-pack
I drove many years diesels and I thought always that i missed some petrol fun. Then i bought the 3.0i....big disappointment...no torque...only some power at very high rpm.....but beautifull sound In 90% of the driving conditions the diesels give bouble fun!!!!!!!!!!!!
I changed my 530d for a 535dMsport, and although the 530d was a perfect ride, the 535D is really overclassing it at all rpm ranges. The biggest difference is at low and high rpm. It doesn't have to gear down if you are cruising f.e. at 1500 rpm for a nice push in the back and it goes and goes.........
Disadvantage is clearly the 20% higher fuell consumpition! From 8,5 to 10,5 liter/100km! The power must come from somewhere ofcourse.
My 330ci did have troubles to reach the 530d-drivingpleasure but now it really standing in the shadow to the 535D m-pack
I drove many years diesels and I thought always that i missed some petrol fun. Then i bought the 3.0i....big disappointment...no torque...only some power at very high rpm.....but beautifull sound In 90% of the driving conditions the diesels give bouble fun!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Pattle' date='May 20 2005, 04:49 AM
Hej,
I changed my 530d for a 535dMsport, and although the 530d was a perfect ride, the 535D is really overclassing it at all rpm ranges. The biggest difference is at low and high rpm. It doesn't have to gear down if you are cruising f.e. at 1500 rpm for a nice push in the back and it goes and goes.........
Disadvantage is clearly the 20% higher fuell consumpition! From 8,5 to 10,5 liter/100km! The power must come from somewhere ofcourse.
My 330ci did have troubles to reach the 530d-drivingpleasure but now it really standing in the shadow to the 535D m-pack
I drove many years diesels and I thought always that i missed some petrol fun. Then i bought the 3.0i....big disappointment...no torque...only some power at very high rpm.....but beautifull sound? In 90% of the driving conditions the diesels give bouble fun!!!!!!!!!!!!
I changed my 530d for a 535dMsport, and although the 530d was a perfect ride, the 535D is really overclassing it at all rpm ranges. The biggest difference is at low and high rpm. It doesn't have to gear down if you are cruising f.e. at 1500 rpm for a nice push in the back and it goes and goes.........
Disadvantage is clearly the 20% higher fuell consumpition! From 8,5 to 10,5 liter/100km! The power must come from somewhere ofcourse.
My 330ci did have troubles to reach the 530d-drivingpleasure but now it really standing in the shadow to the 535D m-pack
I drove many years diesels and I thought always that i missed some petrol fun. Then i bought the 3.0i....big disappointment...no torque...only some power at very high rpm.....but beautifull sound? In 90% of the driving conditions the diesels give bouble fun!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Having only ever tested or owned the 535d, I love it.
However, do remember that as well as the greater (arguably!) engine, a lot of extra come as standard on the 535d that you have to pay for on the 530d
Just a few:
Auto box - ?1350
Front armrest - ?125
Auto Air con (advanced) - ?575
So that is ?2050 worth of extra toys, for an extra ?3400 on list price (Nov 2004 figures)
So the engine costs ?1300 more....!
However, do remember that as well as the greater (arguably!) engine, a lot of extra come as standard on the 535d that you have to pay for on the 530d
Just a few:
Auto box - ?1350
Front armrest - ?125
Auto Air con (advanced) - ?575
So that is ?2050 worth of extra toys, for an extra ?3400 on list price (Nov 2004 figures)
So the engine costs ?1300 more....!