Match up 7bmw for sale

mardi 29 septembre 2020

Have a Audiotech Fischer amp for sale. Harness has been modified slightly to fit in X3 G01 vehicle

$850 obo.

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Getting old-Different Vehicle

I'm near 50 years old I think it's time I've moved on to something more comfortable. I currently drive a 2015 m235xi and have been very happy with the car but I'm finding that it's time to move on to something more comfortable. I've owned 15+ cars in my life. Infiniti M56, Nissan 350z, G35, Acura Integra, 3 Honda Sedans, 2 Honda SUV's, GTI, MS3, etc. After going on a road trip with my wifes 2018 VW Tiquan, I decided that it was time to make a change to something easier to get in and out, more comfortable, etc.

I'm not going to get a loan so I need to limit myself to $50k but would be happy to spend less. This is assuming that my m235 will bring at least $20k trade in. Here are a few I've thought about:

Tesla Model Y=Love everything about it except build quality. I don't think I'm ready to deal with the build quality. Also top of my price range. Maybe wait until build quality gets better? How long will that take?

CX-5 Turbo=This would be nice because of the lower price and the tech is getting updated for 2021. The negative is that we would have two similar sized vehicles.

Kia Telluride=This would be hitting the top of my range. Since we have no kids, we'd never need the 3rd row. I like the look and the interior is pretty great for the $$. They're a bitch to find right now so you're not going to get any deals. I've never owned a Korean Vehicle.

CPO=I've went the CPO route quite a few times and have always been happy. The M56 I bought I got for nearly 1/2 the price with only 20k miles. SUV's don't seem to have the huge drop in resale like big luxury sedans. I also want something with good tech in it.

Honda Accord=Haven't driven one in a decade but they've always been good cars. Loaded I could get one for $35k new and drive it to the wheels fall off. With that said, I never "drive it to the wheels fall of". Would I get bored with it?

Winter wheel/tire package oem

BMW OEM 699M 8" X 20" WHEELS WITH PIRELLI SCORPION 245/45/R20
TIRES mounted complete with air PSI sensors and wheel/tire carrying covers.

I purchased these last year for $3550.00. They are brand new!
Never been on the car or ground. I chose not to drive X3 M40I in the snow.

Asking $2900.00.

I am about an hour east of Chicago.

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X3M external temperature sensor heat soak

can anybody point me at the location of the external temperature sensor on the X3M as mine seems to be suffering heat soak when the car is parked after a drive.

Open Technical Enhancements

Just thought this worth sharing in case others are affected, and they wish to check if it applies to their cars.

Booked my 2019 20i M Sport in for it's 1st service today and was advised by the service department that two 'Open Technical Enhancements' would also be performed on my car whilst it was in:

1. Check Rear Head Restraints - queried this but Service Advisor didn't know what this was about. I confess I can't imagine what could be wrong - they look and work fine as errr, head restraints!

2. Rework Engine Wiring Harness - this one sounds both self explanatory and a little more serious. I certainly haven't noticed anything and car drives fine. Again, the Service Advisor didn't know and just said it was on the system and that they would need the car all day so this work and the service could be carried out.

So, not recalls as such but obviously work BMW feels my car requires. I can't imagine it will be just me and wonder if others have had this done too?

BMW X4 M40d - approved used warranty

Hi all,

A little bit of advice please. I am purchasing the above vehicle in the next few days - in London, England.

It is exactly 18 months old.
My question is this: the dealer is supplying the car with a 12 month approved used warranty (bmw dealer) - is this in addition to the 3 years manufactures warranty - making it 4 years of cover or is it to run in line with the existing manufacturers warranty, meaning at the end of 3 years I will have no warranty cover?

Any help appreciated.
PJ

Which companies manufacture SpO2 sensors for Fitbit and Apple Watch?

As the question states. I used my good friend Google, who served up far more chaff than wheat.

Which company(ies) manufacturer the blood oxygen sensors for Fitbit and Apple Watch? Thanks.
 

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