2010 Bmw 528i - Topic

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Feb 25 2015 08:47am

Quote (TheBroodwich @ Feb 25 2015 10:44am)

Thats true, I was honestly just impressed with what his car did at the track that day.

even the NA motor is strong though, they produce alot of low RPM torque

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Feb 25 2015 10:21am

I do miss my bmw for snow drifting tho... fwd isn't as fun, but at least it's really hard to get my car stuck with my current setup.

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Feb 25 2015 04:17pm

Quote (OldAndyAndTheSea @ Feb 25 2015 05:34am)

If the car has been well maintained its whole life, you're starting off well.

If you do purchase it, and continue with all the routine and scheduled maintenance, there is no reason this car shouldn't last you a long time.

The problem that we see with most failed BMW purchases, is someone buying a clapped out one, for cheap...And then get sucked into a world of repairs to bring the car back up to spec.

If you start with a nice car, and take care of it, you'll end with a nice car.

Thanks guys, the car has been always properly maintained and has an extended warranty. Im going to read more opinions :thumbsup:

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Feb 26 2015 05:12am

Quote (TheBroodwich @ Feb 25 2015 05:12am)

They can be, it's the reason I no longer have my '99 325is. Awesome car and ran/drove great, but after a few due repairs on the front suspension and bearings that totaled over 1500$, then almost 1000$ because of a stupid noisy alxe a few weeks after.... I let it go before anything else sucked up my money =/

I know the feels... My 96 Audi was killing me on repairs.
And it still isn't drive-able. Some guy is offering me a S&W 9mm with cash on top for it. Probably gonna go ahead and do it.

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