My best option is to avoid a test drive of any 530d, try a 520d and then not miss what I have not experienced![]()
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My best option is to avoid a test drive of any 530d, try a 520d and then not miss what I have not experienced![]()
Fox will never let you live it down![]()
I can see the point on the 530d but in reality a similar spec 530d would be closer to 28k. I'd rather spend the 5k on new hardwood floors downstairs.
[TW]Fox;28893519 said:What is wrong with the original one you found? Nothing more naff than sacrificing performance and refinement on an executive saloon so you can get blingy bodykits and M badges...![]()
[TW]Fox;28911614 said:Private sellers of these seem like a waste of time. They always want hilarious amounts of money and you'd probably get told to do one if you offered thousands under asking. He cannot honestly be expecting £20,500 for that?
[TW]Fox;28890396 said:It can't - the tech package screen is a paltry 7 inch (The same size as the rubbish Business Advanced screen in the 5 Series).
The F10 however has a 10.2" screen if you have Professional Media. This makes it much more flexible.
I assume that the current owner paid a premium for options and as such is hoping to recoup some of it given that the complete options list is uploaded as an image in the add. It seems like an emotional attachment more than anything.
The AUC seems like an good spec(for me). Perfect color, interior, reasonable mileage with xenons and at least has PDC (unfortunately not surround view). If I could get it at £21k I'd be pretty happy. The biggest negative is that it is in Hull.
Am I crazy to make the journey to see this one tomorrow. My wife is happy with the car but prefers the M Sport. Is £22k on a 530d over the top with this spec?
Compared to the other AUC, the dark interior is a winner with three children.