BMW and M Power Owners
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No, there are no fixed intervals. It's 'variable servicing'.
How it actually works is that you need a service every X litres of fuel (This can differ per model, for example mine is every 2370 litres) - thats how it works out how many miles until the next service.
How it actually works is that you need a service every X litres of fuel (This can differ per model, for example mine is every 2370 litres) - thats how it works out how many miles until the next service.
I think the all the issued wheels for the E46 suit it. I've had the 18's and 19's on my old E46 and WRT to handling and comfort the 18's win hands down. I still like the look of the 19's, but the diamond cut face is a PITA when it comes to kerbing and going "milky". If I had another E46 I'd get some CSL reps.
Came from the midlands and I got a good deal.
haha <3 carbon fibre, I will probably get a new centre console though, but the rest will stay.
I'd put fake CSL's on an E46 M3 if I had one (WillGills looked so pretty)
Its a must
On another note im having very little interest in my 330CD -http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...46-330cd-m-sport-2005--w-bmw-warranty/1185957 I've brought the price down to £7000 and still nothing, think its time for auto trader
(always sold my cars on Pistonheads) Would like to put it on a few BMW forums however im guessing i wont be able to post a for sale advert as a new member!. It must be down to the high mileage, i normally find selling cars a breeze ... Sam
Its a must
On another note im having very little interest in my 330CD -http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...46-330cd-m-sport-2005--w-bmw-warranty/1185957 I've brought the price down to £7000 and still nothing, think its time for auto trader
Sam
I'm currently advertising my E46 on Autotrader and previously very recently on Pistonheads - I opted for the "top package" in Autotrader (got a "good" deal with the Autotrader sales team), and although I've had quite a lot of lookers, I've had more phone calls that originated from Pistonheads.
Yours being a non run of the mill vehicle I'd say you were good with Pistonheads but in truth, although yours is a stunning example, I'd suggest it was priced slightly north of where it should be at. Just some constructive criticism, good luck with the sale!
Seems to be a buyers market at the moment
Indeed - £7k makes it the most expensive E46 330cd on Auto Trader.
Most seem to be going for about £6k with like-for-like mileage and condition.
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Really?
I'm looking and yes there is one priced at 6k but that has done a further 14,000 miles and has no BMW warranty, sat nav and has a rather funky colour combo .. The next one is 6.6k and has a further 6k and no nav or warranty.
I want a quick sale so ill change it to £6750
Im happy to use auto trader but i have sold around 8 cars on Pistonheads without it ... I think its the high mileage that puts people off
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This car is more "run-of-the-mill" when compared to some of your previous. I still think it'd do better on Autotrader.
I can't really see any reason for not putting it on both? Can't argue it wouldn't get more exposure.
Good point mate - http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...radius/1500/postcode/gu151ab/page/1?logcode=p
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Annual, am i correct in thinking i cannot get a refund?