Anyone track their car?
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My Ride: '04 545i/6sp SilverGray/Beige
They're covered, as are the rotors and the clutch, but not if they can legitimately prove or claim abuse, which "track"ing would probably be considered.
-MrB
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I think brake pads should be ok but don't make a big deal to the dealer that your baby was on the track. A more major concern is insurance. Make sure that you're covered before you go. Make sure they know it's not a competitive event. There will be NO racing...this is a driver's SCHOOL. That's what they need to hear...it's true...and it worked for me (in my '97 328is). Forturnately I didn't have any claims. If you go, it will be an unforgettable experience and you'll be grinning from ear to ear for at least a month. That grin will be added on top of the one you already have (I still do!!) from driving the E60 around! Good luck.
Sam
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My Ride: [i][b][u]Since 19 august 2004[/u][/b][/i]: [color=red][b]530i[/b] High Executive[/color], Silvergray with beige interior, Popular wood, Servotronic, Sportssuspension, electric foldable and dimmed mirrors, dimmed interior mirror, pappelmaser braun wood, cupholders, styling 123 18" wheels, Logic 7, Steptronic, alarm class 3, electric sunscreen in the rear and suncreens for sidewindows, Comfort seats, heated seats, Xenon with headlightwashers, Adaptive corner lights ALC, Advanced airconditioning, lightpackage, Nav Pro, 6 cd changer, side airbags rearseats, bluetooth siemens S55, chrome kidneys, gearlever with wood, voice recognition retrofit, front windshield with green band.
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I am an insurance advisor in Holland and can tell you that it is not covered by your policy if you have a Dutch car insured in Holland. 
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