High Gloss Shadow Line On LCI M Sports (UK)
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Well i just spoke to my dealer about this and he has heard nothing such!!
As far as he is concerned it has been ordered with high gloss shadowline and that is what he expects to see in the next couple of weeks...........
As far as he is concerned it has been ordered with high gloss shadowline and that is what he expects to see in the next couple of weeks...........
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From: Warwick, UK
My Ride: '05 530D Sport Auto plus bits.
Well if they get arsey, my statement about Shadow Line being material to my choice of colour and therefore a condition of the order stands. I will reject the car based on that unless they either offer to retrofit it or come up with a bloody good alternative.
Fatlab
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Unfortunately as much as I enjoy a contractual debates with any one, I have just spent the last three weeks page turning a contract and arguing the relative merits of 'all reasonable endeavours' vs. 'best endeavours', etc. and as such I am now fully fuelled to vent my frustration on the next appropriate Third Party(ies)
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Originally Posted by Fatlab' post='407572' date='Mar 27 2007, 04:46 PM
... 'all reasonable endeavours' vs. 'best endeavours', etc. and as such I am now fully fueled to vent my frustration on the next appropriate Third Party(ies)...
Has "fuelled" now become "fueled". Pleased tell me it isn't so!
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Originally Posted by aybeesea' post='407574' date='Mar 27 2007, 04:49 PM
You seem to be quite interested in accuracy of language.
Has "fuelled" now become "fueled". Pleased tell me it isn't so!
ABC
Has "fuelled" now become "fueled". Pleased tell me it isn't so!
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My Ride: 535d m sport - 9 Weeks to go!!
Not been watching this for a couple of days.......if anyone feels strongly enough about this they are within thier rights to reject car. I personaly took the decision that it wasn't going to ruin the experience of collecting my new toy - in all honesty, the only time you will notice the difference is when you see a car with HGSL next to yours. If you want to have your first experience of ownership of that shiny new bit of kit on your drive to be ruined by a nice bit of hefty conflict with your dealer then go for it..........personaly this car is too damn good and life is too damn short to get worked up over a shiny bit of plastic. Sort compensation in a balanced manner with BMW UK and then get on with the important bit of enjoying the car........is what I am doing
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I agree.
My dealer called today and confirmed that my new 535d is de-chromed but has no HGSL.
I'm not going to have a fit with him - he's a nice bloke and it's not his fault.
He said he will call tomorrow with what BMW UK are offering as compensation - if anything.
I'm sure I can get something out of them. As I said, maybe some free servicing...
My dealer called today and confirmed that my new 535d is de-chromed but has no HGSL.
I'm not going to have a fit with him - he's a nice bloke and it's not his fault.
He said he will call tomorrow with what BMW UK are offering as compensation - if anything.
I'm sure I can get something out of them. As I said, maybe some free servicing...