E60 for Singaporeans
06-02-2005, 12:15 AM
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My Ride: e60 530i - SOLD!
Just finished test driving the 645i coupe this afternoon, now my ride feels like a drag. Contrary to the 630i, the 645i makes me feel depressed now Arghhh!
PML is slashing prices for the MY2004 645i for $310K. One Black/Red left. darn!
PML is slashing prices for the MY2004 645i for $310K. One Black/Red left. darn!
06-02-2005, 02:27 AM
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My Ride: E46 320i, M3 paddle shift, Sat Nav
Originally Posted by zag' date='Jun 2 2005, 04:15 PM
Just finished test driving the 645i coupe this afternoon, now my ride feels like a drag. Contrary to the 630i, the 645i makes me feel depressed now Arghhh!
PML is slashing prices for the MY2004 645i for $310K. One Black/Red left. darn!
PML is slashing prices for the MY2004 645i for $310K. One Black/Red left. darn!
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Tell me about it. Troaty twin exhaust, 4.4L V8 valvetronic double vanos. A lot of torque and pulling power. Its a gem.
06-02-2005, 02:29 AM
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My Ride: E46 320i, M3 paddle shift, Sat Nav
Originally Posted by Edlee' date='Jun 2 2005, 11:43 AM
Allo!!!? Russo; pls don't discount my presence!!!
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Pai Say Pai Say, you can have mine... if your 545 can stay within my range that is.
06-02-2005, 02:49 AM
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HOT HOT NEWS!!! M5 Allocation for Singapore just gone up. Also the first units will be in Singapore somewhere in August 2005!!!
M6 for Singapore will be built Sep 2005.
Hope one of them will join this forum.
M6 for Singapore will be built Sep 2005.
Hope one of them will join this forum.
06-02-2005, 05:00 AM
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My Ride: 520i, titanium silver, Jan 2005, Vicool Premier Package
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Sorry for the late response. I have attached the list here but PM me is you can't read it. Its in Word format. Can't guarantee that its the latest list.
Originally Posted by Edlee' date='Jun 1 2005, 07:34 PM
Kill the bugs!!!? They all deserve death!!!
New Owner, it'll be great if you've got them.? I was given a copy by a friend a few months back but misplaced it.
C'mon Russo, what're you waiting for?? Lets get the ball rolling.? Time to burn rubber again.? Its been too long since the Malacca trip.
Whatever happened to Tategoi?
New Owner, it'll be great if you've got them.? I was given a copy by a friend a few months back but misplaced it.
C'mon Russo, what're you waiting for?? Lets get the ball rolling.? Time to burn rubber again.? Its been too long since the Malacca trip.
Whatever happened to Tategoi?
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06-02-2005, 06:10 AM
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My Ride: 520i, titanium silver, Jan 2005, Vicool Premier Package
Originally Posted by Edlee' date='Jun 2 2005, 09:32 PM
Great help, newowner.? Thanks a million.
By the way, you coming along with us?? Will be good fun.
By the way, you coming along with us?? Will be good fun.
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If you are going up, safest to park at the Highland Hotel carpark (park on the levels near the lift landings). Drive up to Genting/Highland Hotel level to access the carpark. Don't follow the Highland Hotel sign when you reach the top of Genting otherwise you will end up in some strange deserted covered carpark. Take the first left turn after you pass the Ria Apartments (which you will see on your right). Follow the Genting Hotel carpark sign. The entrance to the carpark is on the left immediately after you drive pass Highland Hotel lobby driveway. I always park there and never had any problem. Heavy traffic flow in the carpark due to close access to the casino. Won't give the thieves any chance to try anything funny.
Watch out for nails and screws on the road up. Got a puncture there last month. The Singapore emergency assistance sent a recovery vehicle to change my tyre. Great service and quick response. Tyre was completely flat due to a 2 inch long screw. Lucky I checked on the car the day before I planned to leave. Had to drive down using the spare half tyre and got replacement from the tyre shops about half an hour from Genting on the road down. The michelin that I got was about $100.00 more expensive in KL than in Singapore. Guess they knew that I was not about to drive around checking prices.
