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BMW PICKUP THREAD
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"Either you slanging crack rock, or you got a wicked jump shot" - Cam'Ron
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someone needs to rename this the official BMW thread....lol
nice "pick ups"!
nice "pick ups"!
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Last time I checked that's Biggie's line, not Cam.
Welcome to the BMW family op, I too have a 5 series. What type of warranty do you have?
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CLS isOriginally Posted by Frische Produkte
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Drive my moms '09 528 every now and then.. Maaaan.. being young and pushing a BM = Easy P [/color]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Not a fan of BM's though.. I want a CLS [/color]
i love BMW's too though
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speaking of warranty, which is the best one to get
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I purchased my car brand new so it came with the 50,000 - 4 year maintenance free. I have heard that certified pre-owned BMW's have a longer warranty, but I don't know if that's true or not.Originally Posted by Tetsujin23
speaking of warranty, which is the best one to get?
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BMW pickup?
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Originally Posted by Oh YoU MaD
BMW pickup?
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Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN
I purchased my car brand new so it came with the 50,000 - 4 year maintenance free. I have heard that certified pre-owned BMW's have a longer warranty, but I don't know if that's true or not.Originally Posted by Tetsujin23
speaking of warranty, which is the best one to get?
On the bmwusa.com site it says its 4 year 100,000 miles.
Anyway how much greater is a 5 series over a 3 series? The 335 xi is about 45k which is just as much as some 5 series, but it is worth it?
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Yea it's actually from biggie.
I've been listening to Cam'rons remix lately though so that's why i just put that up.
Anyways.
I'll post up my 2001 BMW 330XI later on. (Most parts were changed to AC Schnitzer parts.)
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How do i tell what AC Schnitzer parts are in your car ? I have the emblems for them but have absolutely no idea what parts in my car are AC Schnitzer i have a 330ci
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There's nothing worse or more dangerous than someone talking about something they have NO CLUE about as if they doOriginally Posted by MyJaysGetRocked
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by EstBeast
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
how much for a current generation M5 or M3?
m5 from my country, it's about 45k in usaNiiiiccee is that yours? and is that price for a new one?
East there tiger. I don't know where the 45k in the US figure came from, but i's completly false. You're not gonna save 45k by buying it overseas and importing here....Actually, you're most likely gonna pay MORE money, because the taxes are higher and not to mention importing fees aswell as shipping fees.. In the end, it's not worth all the hassle.
I'd much rather buy from the U.S. and get the Euro delivery program. They will give you a good discount on the MSRP and not to mention you get to enjoy your BMW in Germany for 14 days for practically free.
If you go through a BMW DEALER that does EUROPEAN DELIVERY what happens is you can get your car from anywhere btwn $6500 and 10k(except M's and 6's) less than what you can here. Basically you pick the car up at the factory in MUNICH and you get to drive itfor up to 2 weeks on BMW's insurance and drop it off at the shipyardwhen you are done and it takes up to 6 weeks to arrive in the US(the ONLY downside) and you pick it up from your dealer.
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Originally Posted by GorgeousGangsta
There's nothing worse or more dangerous than someone talking about something they have NO CLUE about as if they doOriginally Posted by MyJaysGetRocked
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by EstBeast
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
how much for a current generation M5 or M3?
m5 from my country, it's about 45k in usaNiiiiccee is that yours? and is that price for a new one?
East there tiger. I don't know where the 45k in the US figure came from, but i's completly false. You're not gonna save 45k by buying it overseas and importing here....Actually, you're most likely gonna pay MORE money, because the taxes are higher and not to mention importing fees aswell as shipping fees.. In the end, it's not worth all the hassle.
I'd much rather buy from the U.S. and get the Euro delivery program. They will give you a good discount on the MSRP and not to mention you get to enjoy your BMW in Germany for 14 days for practically free.
If you go through a BMW DEALER that does EUROPEAN DELIVERY what happens is you can get your car from anywhere btwn $6500 and 10k(except M's and 6's) less than what you can here. Basically you pick the car up at the factory in MUNICH and you get to drive itfor up to 2 weeks on BMW's insurance and drop it off at the shipyardwhen you are done and it takes up to 6 weeks to arrive in the US(the ONLY downside) and you pick it up from your dealer.
so isnt that the best thing to do if your going to get a bmw
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You're not directing that statement at me are you?Originally Posted by GorgeousGangsta
There's nothing worse or more dangerous than someone talking about something they have NO CLUE about as if they doOriginally Posted by MyJaysGetRocked
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by EstBeast
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
how much for a current generation M5 or M3?
m5 from my country, it's about 45k in usaNiiiiccee is that yours? and is that price for a new one?
East there tiger. I don't know where the 45k in the US figure came from, but i's completly false. You're not gonna save 45k by buying it overseas and importing here....Actually, you're most likely gonna pay MORE money, because the taxes are higher and not to mention importing fees aswell as shipping fees.. In the end, it's not worth all the hassle.
I'd much rather buy from the U.S. and get the Euro delivery program. They will give you a good discount on the MSRP and not to mention you get to enjoy your BMW in Germany for 14 days for practically free.
If you go through a BMW DEALER that does EUROPEAN DELIVERY what happens is you can get your car from anywhere btwn $6500 and 10k(except M's and 6's) less than what you can here. Basically you pick the car up at the factory in MUNICH and you get to drive it for up to 2 weeks on BMW's insurance and drop it off at the shipyard when you are done and it takes up to 6 weeks to arrive in the US(the ONLY downside) and you pick it up from your dealer.
Also, the "pickup" you see is actually a E39 M5 that was transformed into a mule. Alot of work went into that car.
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Nice pickup OP, I'd definitely try to get a warranty, though. I took my car in last week because the drive belt was squeaking (covered under free maintenance warranty), and they ended up replacing the water pump (also under warranty). Basically they did like $3000 worth of work for my $50 deductible. Just remember that parts aren't cheap, and BMW charges $170/hr for service.
Those wheels are OK on the 2nd car posted even though they don't really fit the car. Anything over a 245 series in the front and a 285 in the rear will have rubbing issues on a non M. But I think the ACS body kit and the long %%+ ACS spoiler look tacky as hell. Props on the M5 mirrors, though.
Those wheels are OK on the 2nd car posted even though they don't really fit the car. Anything over a 245 series in the front and a 285 in the rear will have rubbing issues on a non M. But I think the ACS body kit and the long %%+ ACS spoiler look tacky as hell. Props on the M5 mirrors, though.
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I was in agreement with you about the 45k number.Originally Posted by MyJaysGetRocked
You're not directing that statement at me are you?Originally Posted by GorgeousGangsta
There's nothing worse or more dangerous than someone talking about something they have NO CLUE about as if they doOriginally Posted by MyJaysGetRocked
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by EstBeast
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
how much for a current generation M5 or M3?
m5 from my country, it's about 45k in usaNiiiiccee is that yours? and is that price for a new one?
East there tiger. I don't know where the 45k in the US figure came from, but i's completly false. You're not gonna save 45k by buying it overseas and importing here....Actually, you're most likely gonna pay MORE money, because the taxes are higher and not to mention importing fees aswell as shipping fees.. In the end, it's not worth all the hassle.
I'd much rather buy from the U.S. and get the Euro delivery program. They will give you a good discount on the MSRP and not to mention you get to enjoy your BMW in Germany for 14 days for practically free.
If you go through a BMW DEALER that does EUROPEAN DELIVERY what happens is you can get your car from anywhere btwn $6500 and 10k(except M's and 6's) less than what you can here. Basically you pick the car up at the factory in MUNICH and you get to drive it for up to 2 weeks on BMW's insurance and drop it off at the shipyard when you are done and it takes up to 6 weeks to arrive in the US(the ONLY downside) and you pick it up from your dealer.
Also, the "pickup" you see is actually a E39 M5 that was transformed into a mule. Alot of work went into that car.
and to the guy that asked, yea picking it up in germany is the way to go
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all i want is a 3 series coupe
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My new pickup
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Nice 535 (?) and V710's. I love that color combo...just get some tints and maybe a drop
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Yeah it's a 535i. Tint is coming as soon as it warms up. As for the drop I know it needs it but I'm still contemplating on it because my wife drives it 5 days a week.
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fan of the 5 and white is my favorite color- but you might have overpaid...prices are coming down with the redesign/overhaul coming up
