Me too prefer E60 but gf complaint the looks outdated have to settle for e90 facelift.

Anyway to convince her ? any ideas? hehehe

tell her it's time for you to find a face-lifted gf too :lol

i am still a student lol. just 17. the maintainance of e60 would kill me.

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Added on November 23, 2010, 5:21 pmcan i please know about the maintainance cost for 320 e90 in detailed please ?

This post has been edited by shankar_dass93: Nov 23 2010, 05:21 PM

The E90 is the better car, and so is the F10. E60 was launched in 2003, and therefore designed before better technology and simulation software was available. Just to illustrate how fast technology has progress over these few years, do you know that a new Honda Jazz supermini scores higher scores in the Euro NCAP crash test vs. the BMW E60? Hard to believe but its true.

Get the F10 over the E60 for sure!

It depends on a lot of factors really. But I guess the other forum members in Msia could help you out.

Here in Germany, I accessed the ADAC database (something like AAM in Msia), and for my car it costs me 0.90 EUR/km for a yearly mileage of 10K km. The cost includes, fuel, price amortization, insurance, maintenance, tire wear, etc etc.

It's a good starting point which I used to see if I can afford the car.

im selling bmw E36.. plz view my thread..

I like the F10 interior.... but exterior still the E60 nice...... heard that F10 having some issue with suspension and still can't be solve.....

+1

Of coz overall F10 is better but i can only afford either E60 or E90, F10 is wayyyyyyyyy out.

17 buy BMW?

3 possibilites:

~rich parents
~MLM
~successful in [insert] business

my parents might get it for me lol

search for "happymilk", this guy almost like his ages and his father gonna get him a >RM500k car, one of his car list is M3.

It's always nice to have rich parents but nothing beats the sense of achievement of paying for one with one's own money. But gosh darn it I want rich parents too.

But why can't your parents pay for the running costs then?

i simply smell bullshit.

but in the spirit of keeping this thread BMW related, here's a beautiful E60:

Nice, but why parking on yellow line? Is it legal in UK to park like that?

Anyway, my car is showing 20000 km more to the next oil change while previous oil change was 10000 km ago. Is the CBS trustworthy? Or should I go do an oil change at least once a year (some people say advisable)?

Car runs fine, oil levels are fine etc, and I don't drive much so not too sure about this fancy algorithms. But then again, I do agree with the system in allowing less service according to driving conditions, saves cost and the environment in the long run.

Any experience to share?

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This post has been edited by Johan-N: Nov 26 2010, 09:01 PM

kelvin the onboard computer is reasonably reliable but sometimes a bit optimistic. I wouldn't go more than a year without an oil change. btw I suggest the BMW club forums, way more info there.

in malaysia i doubt of the car service.some of us are used or think that every 10k km is the max can run but bmw,audi,vw doesnt think so.

bmw service internal every 25k km even if service the engine oil half of the time about 10k km the "special" idrive is the problem.I doesnt seems to get a shop that can actually service without touching the idrive.they claim dunno how to do,etc..

those who without idrive great no problem.
anyone got this solution? service outside every 10k km and still going to Autobavaria 25k km..? any shop willing to change and doesnt give idrive BSh*t