97,000 miles on 04(12/03)
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My Ride: Gone: 2004 525i Jet Black, Built 03/04, Premium Package, Black Dakota Leather, Halogen to Euro Spec Bi-Xenons Retrofit, Dark Poplar Wood Trim, Steptronic Breyton Spirit Reps 20x9F 20x10R - Nitto NT555 245/35/20F-275/30/20R, M5 Front Bumper, H&R Sport Springs, Chrome Grills, 20% Tint, Euro Reflectors, Debadged, Aux Input, CIP v19.x
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congrats...mine is about to hit 45k
I'm starting to research extended warranty plans.
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I got the extended warranty from BMW. I figure that I'll keep it for another 40kmi (now has 57k). So far, only new wipers and a new windshield (warranty crack, same as other members).
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Originally Posted by KREATE' post='352167' date='Nov 3 2006, 11:12 PM
ignition coils only problem goos thing is they only cost $31.00. just put in new spark plugs and she runs like day one.
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Originally Posted by Kzang' post='352467' date='Nov 5 2006, 02:09 AM
I highly doubt any car would run like new after 90+ miles on it.
why?
I had a 2000 318i that got to 98,820 miles (just missed its 6 digits birthday) and it felt no different then to when it had 10,000 miles on it.
Depends on the qulaity of the car and how well its treated / serviced. If we are paying premium $$$$ for BMW then you would expect it to be a little better than the norm.
There are BMW on ebay with over 160k miles on that people pay stoooopid money for.
cheers
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Originally Posted by steve_gus' post='352522' date='Nov 5 2006, 07:14 PM
why?
I had a 2000 318i that got to 98,820 miles (just missed its 6 digits birthday) and it felt no different then to when it had 10,000 miles on it.
Depends on the qulaity of the car and how well its treated / serviced. If we are paying premium $$$$ for BMW then you would expect it to be a little better than the norm.
There are BMW on ebay with over 160k miles on that people pay stoooopid money for.
cheers
steve
I had a 2000 318i that got to 98,820 miles (just missed its 6 digits birthday) and it felt no different then to when it had 10,000 miles on it.
Depends on the qulaity of the car and how well its treated / serviced. If we are paying premium $$$$ for BMW then you would expect it to be a little better than the norm.
There are BMW on ebay with over 160k miles on that people pay stoooopid money for.
cheers
steve
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