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This evening I got back my 530d that spent the past two weeks in the workshop to have a number of issues fixed. One long standing problem was abot groaning doors: in the past months I brought the car to the dealer's workshop four times to have this problem solved, without any success. They tried every trick that have been mentioned in this forum and a couple of new ones, also.
At last, they received a new set of doors sealing of a new production run, that have been designed to solve all similar problems, and they seem to work perfectly. Not anymore any groaning door, the car is absolutely silent even driving hard on very rough tarmac (we have a lot of this "Paris-Dakar" roads in my hometown!). Brilliant, at last.
The bright side of the matter is that the dealer, to cool me down after my several complains and letters to BMW Italia, gave to me as a loaner, just fot one week, a brand new 535d Touring very well equipped: amazing car, very fast but also very smooth, without any kicking but with very strong acceleration. Damn good!
At last, they received a new set of doors sealing of a new production run, that have been designed to solve all similar problems, and they seem to work perfectly. Not anymore any groaning door, the car is absolutely silent even driving hard on very rough tarmac (we have a lot of this "Paris-Dakar" roads in my hometown!). Brilliant, at last.
The bright side of the matter is that the dealer, to cool me down after my several complains and letters to BMW Italia, gave to me as a loaner, just fot one week, a brand new 535d Touring very well equipped: amazing car, very fast but also very smooth, without any kicking but with very strong acceleration. Damn good!
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Originally Posted by Lucky' date='Feb 23 2005, 03:45 PM
This evening I got back my 530d that spent the past two weeks in the workshop to have a number of issues fixed. One long standing problem was abot groaning doors: in the past months I brought the car to the dealer's workshop four times to have this problem solved, without any success. They tried every trick that have been mentioned in this forum and a couple of new ones, also.
At last, they received a new set of doors sealing of a new production run, that have been designed to solve all similar problems, and they seem to work perfectly. Not anymore any groaning door, the car is absolutely silent even driving hard on very rough tarmac (we have a lot of this "Paris-Dakar" roads in my hometown!). Brilliant, at last.
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The bright side of the matter is that the dealer, to cool me down after my several complains and letters to BMW Italia, gave to me as a loaner, just fot one week, a brand new 535d Touring very well equipped: amazing car, very fast but also very smooth, without any kicking but with very strong acceleration. Damn good!
At last, they received a new set of doors sealing of a new production run, that have been designed to solve all similar problems, and they seem to work perfectly. Not anymore any groaning door, the car is absolutely silent even driving hard on very rough tarmac (we have a lot of this "Paris-Dakar" roads in my hometown!). Brilliant, at last.
? ?
The bright side of the matter is that the dealer, to cool me down after my several complains and letters to BMW Italia, gave to me as a loaner, just fot one week, a brand new 535d Touring very well equipped: amazing car, very fast but also very smooth, without any kicking but with very strong acceleration. Damn good!
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Changing the subject how would you compare the 530d to the 535d in terms of performance and refinement?
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