Yep - I stole this image from another forum which shows the options
Set 'Automatically adjust speed to route' on, then you have some options below.
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Set 'Automatically adjust speed to route' on, then you have some options below.
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Mucked around with an AI image generator this morning, seem to be a lot of these popping up on the online owners groups for cars
Not bad, it even managed to produce my Fiona red leather interior (although there appear to be 3 front seats, granted)
Had to do a double take then, thought that was the new M2.
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This sounds like it would have been the cars second oil service, so if it was then yes.
I will have to change that then. At the moment there is one really bad bend it still wants to send the x5 round at 57mph. No way would I take that bend at more than 40-45mph unless I was in a sports car.Yep - I stole this image from another forum which shows the options
Set 'Automatically adjust speed to route' on, then you have some options below.
Is this really the right sort of road for using adaptive cruise control on anyway? I've generally only found it useful on motorways and dual carriageways. Surely you want to be driving the car yourself on roads with bends like that.
Sometimes I am lazy and just the car do its thing. This is my route to and from work every day. Its great at all the other bends, just a bit too optimistic (for my liking) on this one bend.
Getting into deep levels of tyre geek'ery now.
I was just reading about the special tyres Pirelli made for the iX : P Zero Elect PNCS, with A rated range and efficiency - nice
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I was just reading about the special tyres Pirelli made for the iX : P Zero Elect PNCS, with A rated range and efficiency - nice
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Salon assistant to saon manager?Put an offer in on this today, test drove it yesterday and loved it even with the loss of tech from my 128ti.
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Could be worse - nothing worse than getting whiplash when a soft top mini goes by to see an old bint.
So I went to my local main deal (Sytner) at the weekend and they valued my current Kodiaq my current payoff with VW finance would be paid and with the additional 1k incentive I’d have a 5k deposit, really want 530D Saloon 25k mileage but flexible on that (not sure what a safe limit to mileage would be on these cars as they have full dealer SH) dark colour, Technical Pack, M sport/Pro pack, anything else is a bonus but they currently have nothing in their system, I read that Sytner are pushing the service cost up more than other main dealers, should I look at other BMW dealers to see if they can match my local dealer and have more stock of my dream car??
Ive purchased my last 5 series from them, and they gave my current Kodiaq a strong valuation, also a 1k insentive but I’m thinking they are my only option … I like what I know, bad habit of mine I guess
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Just look at national stock, no point sticking with a local dealer just because.
Doing that now, and how does the servicing work after, main dealer suffice or a local BMW Specialist (Which I see we have in my home town)
Never brought where I can't drive to (If that makes sense)
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I used a well regarded specialist.
Was cheaper than main dealer.
Was cheaper than main dealer.