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And I have the money.
Gurumike, can you check the status for me. Thanks!
Topaz Blue, Black Leatherette, Step, PP, CWP,CD.
It goes to Boston, MA. The wait is killing me :^)
Do you remember the name of the person you talked with at AAA? What location?
My 325Ci has metallic paint, leather, sports package, xenon lights, HK upgrade, and moonroof. After tax, tags, title, etc., my out-the-door cost was $34,633.
aculex is really v-tick undercover. just don't respond and it will go away
Just ordered my 330i (fully loaded, no SP) and I'm already trying to figure how much it would cost to get a new one (or an upgrade!) in another year.
Tom
Dan
If anyone has any knowledge of this, could they pass this information along? I have heard that some wk 28 330XIs have been built this week (early), so I'm curious as to the hold on my 325xi.
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Haven't been to the dealer. Just noticed recently. Not too bad. I have ~1400 miles. I'll wait to hear results of others b4 i develop game plan. Off to start the 4th
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Disclaimer - this is not my car.
My wagon was my first buy at Tulley and received delivery in their new show room. No surprises or added costs so I think you'll have a great time. Good luck.
Your car is in 150 today, it should be finished in around seven days. I'd say you'll be picking it up in 5 or 6 weeks.
Anticipation. Sigh.
I tried to get some quotes onlines but none of the dealerships even bothered to return my e-mail and all the online buying services I tried told me to get in direct contact with the dealerships since they were not taking any deals.
Is this normal for BMW dealerships, is this car just that hot ro did I just get taken? A dealership even acted suprised that I was asking for anything off on the car.
"Clears" refers to the color of the turn lenses on the car - all US cars (325 and 330) come with standard amber lenses. Just look at any photo and you will see the front turn indicators have amber lenses, as do the rear turn indicators.
The M3 and all European spec. cars have clear (or white) lenses instead of amber. See the link in my post #6841, and you can see that the turn indicators on this car are clear (both front and rear).
Folks just looking to do something to make their car stand out a little often replace their standard amber lenses with clear ones. The cost is ~$300.
Regards,
DL
I think H.Q. in Germany made some compromises but decided world wide recognition was paramount and as such E46 saw "iS" replaced by "Ci". Both two door three series can be "C" - coupe or convertible. Plus the badge is universal so there won't be any confused Mikies running around their home town bewildered.
cynic - there are no delays on AWD cars that are sold orders. There was a lot of confusion regarding delays on AWD product, but they are getting built with in a week of their estimate, if they're marked as "Priority 1" sold units. If you give me your cars description and city/state ordered, I'll look it for you.
I haven't put clears on yet, but am planning to. Where are you at? I'm in Austin. Do you need a complete set of new ambers? My car has less than 1500 miles on it.
This is a difficult question to answer because the response is so subjective. Some drivers enjoy the torque and response from a more powerful engine - clearly the 330i is stronger than the 325i. However, some drivers do not use the power curve and driving characteristics for maximum benefit of speed and acceleration. To achieve maximum performance of the 325i engine, the RPM should be above 3K (my guess).
In my opinion, the 325i is plently powerful enough for my regular driving needs. In fact, it is probably too powerful - just ask the Highway Patrol Man who paced me last week traveling 70 MPH in a 55 MPH zone.
My suggestion is to enroll in a driving school course as the first step. BMW Canada offers wonderful classes that are not available to us in the lower fifty. After completing the class, you should able to decide the HP question for yourself.
Remember, some Canadians elect to purchase the 320i and some Europeans, the 320d. They believe that these cars provide sufficient power.
I hope that these comments are helpful for you.
1)Perhaps most important, 5.9% financing even though the program was to have ended on Saturday.
2)I'm having a tough time deciding which is more fun, driving it or looking at it. OK Driving is more fun, but man what a beautiful machine. Both inside and out. I got chills when the dealer popped the hood and I could see the motor.
3)The sound. Enough said.
2 negatives (not related to the car at all)
1)too much traffic in Mpls. to get a good feel for the pickup and handling. I'll have to go outside the city tomorrow to find some twisty turny roads.
2)the goof ball that decided to merge into my lane without looking. (The ABS works great.)
1 extremely minor complaint thus far is that there is little room to store stuff like CD's etc. I'm sure I'll get over that.
More to come later
J
Topic: July 3rd: "Ford & Firestone - Major Malfunction... or Media Monster?"
I went to school in CA but lived in PA. After my freshman year in college, a good friend's parents were moving from Boston to San Francisco. They had two 320i's and asked if we wanted to drive the cars across the country for them? Stupid question, right? It was the most fun week I can remember from those college days and I have been hooked on the car ever since. At this point, if you did the best you could, why drive yourself crazy about the deal?
If you paid sticker, you got what would usually be described as "the best deal". If you paid over sticker, call me next time!
Thanks for your help
How important, really, is that business trip?
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Even the M5 has black molding!