Z3M - anything to look out for in particular?
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The last of the cars (s54 engined) had e46 m3-derived running gear and electronics, which include traction control... They carry a fair premium over s50s and (while some will no doubt disagree) are sought after for being a little more relaxing to live with when not at full-chat. That said, both s50 & s54s can be handfuls, so check carefully for evidence of accident damage resulting from unplanned excursions off-road...
In 11 months mine had new Vanos, new seat rails, new dampers, new brakes, some new switchgear and a new gearbox. Plus consumables and servicing. It cost £17000 to keep on the road for less than a year, luckily nearly half was covered by the warranty.
The main thing to look out for is people on here telling you it doesn't handle because of the rear suspension.
The main thing to look out for is people on here telling you it doesn't handle because of the rear suspension.
Debaser said:
In 11 months mine had new Vanos, new seat rails, new dampers, new brakes, some new switchgear and a new gearbox. Plus consumables and servicing. It cost £17000 to keep on the road for less than a year, luckily nearly half was covered by the warranty.
The main thing to look out for is people on here telling you it doesn't handle because of the rear suspension.
Bejesus...I think the main thing I'll look out for is your tally of replacement parts...The main thing to look out for is people on here telling you it doesn't handle because of the rear suspension.
Cheers all...
Debaser said:
In 11 months mine had new Vanos, new seat rails, new dampers, new brakes, some new switchgear and a new gearbox. Plus consumables and servicing. It cost £17000 to keep on the road for less than a year, luckily nearly half was covered by the warranty.
How the **** is that lot £17k? Sounds like you got shafted.rodgling said:
Debaser said:
In 11 months mine had new Vanos, new seat rails, new dampers, new brakes, some new switchgear and a new gearbox. Plus consumables and servicing. It cost £17000 to keep on the road for less than a year, luckily nearly half was covered by the warranty.
How the **** is that lot £17k? Sounds like you got shafted.jontymo said:
rodgling said:
Debaser said:
In 11 months mine had new Vanos, new seat rails, new dampers, new brakes, some new switchgear and a new gearbox. Plus consumables and servicing. It cost £17000 to keep on the road for less than a year, luckily nearly half was covered by the warranty.
How the **** is that lot £17k? Sounds like you got shafted.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



