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post Nov 30 2019, 02:06 AM, updated 6y ago

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Greeting to all the owners and professional of BMW. I am new in this forum and I know everyone here is kind and helpful.

I am looking to own a F30 but I got confused which is best to own. 320i, 328i or 320d?

In term of power 328i is the best and 320d one full tank can go for more than a thousand KM?

I never considered to get 320i due to the horsepower compared to 328i but a friend of mine owned 320i and she is going to change a new car in 2020. She purchased on 2015 but I am not pretty sure the car year made was 2014 or 2015. Anyways, the main point is her car is having super low mileage, never speed, completely original & up to date it is below 40,000km and she is taking real good care of the car, that is the tempting part to me.

Kindly let me have your professional advices which is the best to own and my questions below:

1. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the maintenance cost?
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2. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which engine, car parts and etc can last longer? I won’t be changing a car in every 5 years, I might use longer even I get a used one.
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3. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the car handling?
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4. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which one is the best and worth it to own for long term usage?
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post Nov 30 2019, 07:03 AM

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Am helping to answer some of questions coz only experienced with multiple 320d models including F30 currently using:

1. Not sure about other models. But 320d maintenance is about RM700-900 for minor service without changing air filter. The cost is for outside service.

2. Definitely 320d. Engine diesel is quite reliable and tough.

3. 328i the best

4. 320d
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post Nov 30 2019, 07:05 AM

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I own 320d f30 before....1k km per tank is impossible......unless you hypermiling.....mostly 600 to 700km....the torque is addictive hence lower km per tank
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QUOTE(thefryingfox @ Nov 30 2019, 07:05 AM)
I own 320d f30 before....1k km per tank is impossible......unless you hypermiling.....mostly 600 to 700km....the torque is addictive hence lower km per tank
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Highway 140-160kmph all the way, 1,000+ KM is achieveable. Done it several time.

But if you drove like a F1 (thanks to the torque), practically speaking 800KM for the full tank is more realistic expectation. Regardless, its more sustainable than all the other option listed above, hell even 330e.
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QUOTE(Sintsk @ Nov 30 2019, 02:06 AM)
Greeting to all the owners and professional of BMW. I am new in this forum and I know everyone here is kind and helpful.

I am looking to own a F30 but I got confused which is best to own. 320i, 328i or 320d?

In term of power 328i is the best and 320d one full tank can go for more than a thousand KM?

I never considered to get 320i due to the horsepower compared to 328i but a friend of mine owned 320i and she is going to change a new car in 2020. She purchased on 2015 but I am not pretty sure the car year made was 2014 or 2015. Anyways, the main point is her car is having super low mileage, never speed, completely original & up to date it is below 40,000km and she is taking real good care of the car, that is the tempting part to me.

Kindly let me have your professional advices which is the best to own and my questions below:

1. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the maintenance cost?
:

2. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which engine, car parts and etc can last longer? I won’t be changing a car in every 5 years, I might use longer even I get a used one.
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3. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the car handling?
:

4. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which one is the best and worth it to own for long term usage?
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1. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the maintenance cost?
- I think just about the same. Have to prepare approx 600-1k every 12k KM. Should be fine tho, better than maintaining Merc in a way.

2. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which engine, car parts and etc can last longer? I won’t be changing a car in every 5 years, I might use longer even I get a used one.
- For sure 320d. Read somewhere the diesel may last 500k KM while petrol 300k KM before start to show major breakdown, provided well maintained.

3. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the car handling?
- All three having almost similar bodyweight and frame, so I don't think so. If you are comparing with 330e, than all this three model are more agile in comparison.

4. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which one is the best and worth it to own for long term usage?
- 320d for sure.


Additional notes :

i - Only buy a LCI version.

ii - Don't underestimate 320i. It can be remapped to achieve the same level as 328i.

iii - Don't overlooked the wear and tear parts - tires, wipers, leathers, tint, coating, steering rack, brakepart, brakedisc

iv - Find a reputable workshop for pre-purchase inspection.
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post Nov 30 2019, 11:39 AM

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Thank you for all the advices.

i - Only buy a LCI version.
: What is LCI version means?

ii - Don't underestimate 320i. It can be remapped to achieve the same level as 328i.
: Yup, I knew about it. Thanks mate 😀

iii - Don't overlooked the wear and tear parts - tires, wipers, leathers, tint, coating, steering rack, brakepart, brakedisc
: Steering rack and brakedisc will spoil easily?
: Brake part as in what?
: Btw, what are the common parts spoil easily or need to be repaired for F30?

iv - Find a reputable workshop for pre-purchase inspection.
: I am originally from Penang, if I were to get a car from KL then maybe a bit problem.

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post Nov 30 2019, 11:42 AM

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Am helping to answer some of questions coz only experienced with multiple 320d models including F30 currently using:

1. Not sure about other models. But 320d maintenance is about RM700-900 for minor service without changing air filter. The cost is for outside service.

2. Definitely 320d. Engine diesel is quite reliable and tough.

3. 328i the best

4. 320d


* It’s great to received the owner’s feedback. I will consider over again. Cheers mate
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post Nov 30 2019, 05:06 PM

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QUOTE(Mr.Docter @ Nov 30 2019, 07:19 AM)
Highway 140-160kmph all the way, 1,000+ KM is achieveable. Done it several time.

But if you drove like a F1 (thanks to the torque), practically speaking 800KM for the full tank is more realistic expectation. Regardless, its more sustainable than all the other option listed above, hell even 330e.
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140 ? Too dangerous....at that kind of Speed In a conti...it seriously feels like 80kmh......u become sleepy after a while.....160 to 180 more like it.

But that aside....I feel that contis...are worth the maintenance......Jap has no soul....the contis....steering feedback, grip, chassis design and feedback....these u find in jap equivelant class.....it just cannot be compared....the price u pay is for the rnd, skills, knowledge and quality
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QUOTE(Mr.Docter @ Nov 30 2019, 07:30 AM)
1. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the maintenance cost?
- I think just about the same. Have to prepare approx 600-1k every 12k KM. Should be fine tho, better than maintaining Merc in a way.

2. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which engine, car parts and etc can last longer? I won’t be changing a car in every 5 years, I might use longer even I get a used one.
- For sure 320d. Read somewhere the diesel may last 500k KM while petrol 300k KM before start to show major breakdown, provided well maintained.

3. 320i, 328i & 320d - Any differences of the car handling?
- All three having almost similar bodyweight and frame, so I don't think so. If you are comparing with 330e, than all this three model are more agile in comparison.

4. 320i, 328i & 320d - Which one is the best and worth it to own for long term usage?
- 320d for sure.
Additional notes :

i - Only buy a LCI version.

ii - Don't underestimate 320i. It can be remapped to achieve the same level as 328i.

iii - Don't overlooked the wear and tear parts - tires, wipers, leathers, tint, coating, steering rack, brakepart, brakedisc

iv - Find a reputable workshop for pre-purchase inspection.
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Thank you for all the advices.

i - Only buy a LCI version.
: What is LCI version means?

ii - Don't underestimate 320i. It can be remapped to achieve the same level as 328i.
: Yup, I knew about it. Thanks mate 😀

iii - Don't overlooked the wear and tear parts - tires, wipers, leathers, tint, coating, steering rack, brakepart, brakedisc
: Steering rack and brakedisc will spoil easily?
: Brake part as in what?
: Btw, what are the common parts spoil easily or need to be repaired for F30?

iv - Find a reputable workshop for pre-purchase inspection.
: I am originally from Penang, if I were to get a car from KL then maybe a bit problem.

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post Dec 2 2019, 02:14 PM

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QUOTE(ziafdhom @ Nov 30 2019, 07:03 AM)
Am helping to answer some of questions coz only experienced with multiple 320d models including F30 currently using:

1. Not sure about other models. But 320d maintenance is about RM700-900 for minor service without changing air filter. The cost is for outside service.

2. Definitely 320d. Engine diesel is quite reliable and tough.

3. 328i the best

4. 320d
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RM700++ for minor service outside? No way bro...I done it with RM350
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QUOTE(thefryingfox @ Nov 30 2019, 05:06 PM)
......Jap has no soul....the contis....steering feedback, grip, chassis design and feedback....these u find in jap equivelant class.....it just cannot be compared....the price u pay is for the rnd, skills, knowledge and quality
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Mazda? =D
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QUOTE(BelaCHAN @ Dec 2 2019, 02:26 PM)
Mazda? =D
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Mazda 3 mps is great but the handling not so good. All that torque....when compared to ford focus st or even rs, was not thought out properly......end up become battle with steering wheel.

Also understeer quite apparent.

Anyway my experience is on Thier passenger car...not sport cars like Rx series.....coz it serve no purpose to me
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QUOTE(Ricky300 @ Dec 2 2019, 02:14 PM)
RM700++ for minor service outside? No way bro...I done it with RM350
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You got to look at it at the oil quality and amount of oil needed.

Most interval are 10k for diesel...some stretch to 15k...but 10k is the max I will go considering our fuel quality.


Also you are paying for the ride experience......350....go honda or proton only bro
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QUOTE(thefryingfox @ Dec 2 2019, 10:27 PM)
You got to look at it at the oil quality and amount of oil needed.

Most interval are 10k for diesel...some stretch to 15k...but 10k is the max I will go considering our fuel quality.
Also you are paying for the ride experience......350....go honda or proton only bro
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It is German Lub that meets BMW Long-Life 01 spec and it is fully synthetic.

Cheap doesn't mean low quality, you just need to know where to source for honest and quality workshop.

FYI, I service my bimmer every 10k....


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QUOTE(Sintsk @ Nov 30 2019, 11:39 AM)
Thank you for all the advices.

i - Only buy a LCI version.
: What is LCI version means?

ii - Don't underestimate 320i. It can be remapped to achieve the same level as 328i.
: Yup, I knew about it. Thanks mate 😀

iii - Don't overlooked the wear and tear parts - tires, wipers, leathers, tint, coating, steering rack, brakepart, brakedisc
: Steering rack and brakedisc will spoil easily?
: Brake part as in what?
: Btw, what are the common parts spoil easily or need to be repaired for F30?

iv - Find a reputable workshop for pre-purchase inspection.
: I am originally from Penang, if I were to get a car from KL then maybe a bit problem.
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LCI means facelifted version. Lifecycle Impulse (LCI) is BMW speak for FL.
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post Dec 3 2019, 06:47 PM

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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Dec 3 2019, 11:32 AM)
LCI means facelifted version. Lifecycle Impulse (LCI) is BMW speak for FL.
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Noted. Thanks 😊
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QUOTE(Ricky300 @ Dec 3 2019, 07:11 AM)
It is German Lub that meets BMW Long-Life 01 spec and it is fully synthetic.

Cheap doesn't mean low quality, you just need to know where to source for honest and quality workshop.

FYI, I service my bimmer every 10k....
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At these day and age...I rather just get at a reputable workshop or supplier...cheap...is too good to be true...could be recycle oil or something


Especially for conti...most people can't afford the maintennace so resort to cheapo oil...but find out later got short changed with fake oil or recycle oil
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QUOTE(thefryingfox @ Dec 3 2019, 08:15 PM)
At these day and age...I rather just get at a reputable workshop or supplier...cheap...is too good to be true...could be recycle oil or something
Especially for conti...most people can't afford the maintennace so resort to cheapo oil...but find out later got short changed with fake oil or recycle oil
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Well, I can't change the way you think. I'm merely sharing my experience...

320d requires less than 6L Lubricant (RM45-70 per litre) and oil filter will cost somewhere RM50 (note - diesel filter is diff from petrol version)

You do the math.... Btw I used to service my car at conti specialist located at Bukit Mertajam... You can check out that workshop "Euro Marques" they do alot conti cars

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QUOTE(Ricky300 @ Dec 3 2019, 08:35 PM)
Well, I can't change the way you think. I'm merely sharing my experience...

320d requires less than 6L Lubricant (RM45-70 per litre) and oil filter will cost somewhere RM50 (note - diesel filter is diff from petrol version)

You do the math.... Btw I used to service my car at conti specialist located at Bukit Mertajam... You can check out that workshop "Euro Marques" they do alot conti cars
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which year of 320d u are using?

bought new or used?
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QUOTE(KHunterz @ Dec 4 2019, 01:36 PM)
which year of 320d u are using?

bought new or used?
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I bought used unit. Does it even matter considering the service cost quoted by @ziafdhom is also 3rd party workshop.

As for whether is E90 or F30, my unit is E90 and I was told the F30 share the exact same engine and gearbox.

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330e is the most powerful and cheapest. 3 year old car costs rm130k.
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QUOTE(timidandslow @ Dec 4 2019, 09:42 PM)
330e is the most powerful and cheapest. 3 year old car costs rm130k.
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Wait till you have to replace the battery down the road, that's another huge money pit right there.
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Hi all, will like to clarify about warranty claiming affairs.

I owed a BMW 530E for about one and a half years' time. Due to my work nature, I have traveled quite a lot on some bad conditions road. My rim was deformed badly and need to replace 1 month ago.

After compared the original rim from BMW and a third party rim, I decided to go for third party for a try (since there is no warranty covered on RIM, I think it will not cause any issue on future warranty claim ). The rim required a small converter to installing (picture attached).

After changed, the car performs quite well until 2 weeks ago, there is always some serious vibration when braking the car on speed above 50km/hr, it should be the brake system problem.

So I decide to go to BMW to check, after few days, they said that I have modified the car rim (with adapter installed) and refused to provide checking further on the brake system under warranty unless I pay. The service center representative informed me that I had voided the warranty for the brake system due to changing a rim with an adapter, considered "modified".

I would like to check if anyone has a similar experience, and if the service center representative mentioned is correct, or he is just messing up with the rules & regulation of the warranty claim?

Appreciate for helping fellows smile.gif, thank you.
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QUOTE(Ricky300 @ Dec 3 2019, 08:11 AM)
It is German Lub that meets BMW Long-Life 01 spec and it is fully synthetic.

Cheap doesn't mean low quality, you just need to know where to source for honest and quality workshop.

FYI, I service my bimmer every 10k....
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Only petrol engine can use LL-01 engine oil.. If diesel engine usually is LL-04 but depending on your engine got the PDF filter or not.. If no can also use LL-01.. If always pump Euro 4 or 5 low sulfur fuel using LL-04 should be no issue in long run..

Not much mechanic are into these engine oil stuff.. Even tho some german lub can meet LL-01 but the chemical content especially the TBN may not be high enough to last long & wear addictive formulated in it.. icon_idea.gif
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QUOTE(soradidi @ Dec 5 2019, 06:35 PM)
Hi all, will like to clarify about warranty claiming affairs.

I owed a BMW 530E for about one and a half years' time. Due to my work nature, I have traveled quite a lot on some bad conditions road. My rim was deformed badly and need to replace 1 month ago.

After compared the original rim from BMW and a third party rim, I decided to go for third party for a try (since there is no warranty covered on RIM, I think it will not cause any issue on future warranty claim ). The rim required a small converter to installing (picture attached).

After changed, the car performs quite well until 2 weeks ago, there is always some serious vibration when braking the car on speed above 50km/hr, it should be the brake system problem.

So I decide to go to BMW to check, after few days, they said that I have modified the car rim (with adapter installed) and refused to provide checking further on the brake system under warranty unless I pay. The service center representative informed me that I had voided the warranty for the brake system due to changing a rim with an adapter, considered "modified".

I would like to check if anyone has a similar experience, and if the service center representative mentioned is correct, or he is just messing up with the rules & regulation of the warranty claim?

Appreciate for helping fellows smile.gif, thank you.
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It is a known rules that if you want to stick with your original car warranty all parts need to be original. Any out of original parts the car manufacturer got the right to reject or void the warranty.. The only way is to get/buy back the original type rims and maybe try go another center to file the claim.. If they already recorded in their system of your modification, can say good bye for the warranty..

This is not only for BMW, all car manufacturer also practice like this unless they are quite friend with you.
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QUOTE(littlefire @ Dec 5 2019, 05:41 PM)
Only petrol engine can use LL-01 engine oil.. If diesel engine usually is LL-04 but depending on your engine got the PDF filter or not.. If no can also use LL-01.. If always pump Euro 4 or 5 low sulfur fuel using LL-04 should be no issue in long run..

Not much mechanic are into these engine oil stuff.. Even tho some german lub can meet LL-01 but the chemical content especially the TBN may not be high enough to last long & wear addictive formulated in it.. icon_idea.gif
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PDF filter??? You mean diesel particulate filter?? Only those imported models comes with it if i not mistaken...mine is CKD model

Yup....only Euro 5 thumbup.gif thumbup.gif

Noted on the LL-04. Will try out on my next service =)


We get Euro 3 versions of these engines due to our diesel quality which is only just Euro 2M and not the Euro 4/5 capable diesel available in Europe, and amongst the various differences is the fact that the DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) has been removed because of the Euro 2M sulphur levels.


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QUOTE(soradidi @ Dec 5 2019, 05:35 PM)
Hi all, will like to clarify about warranty claiming affairs.

I owed a BMW 530E for about one and a half years' time. Due to my work nature, I have traveled quite a lot on some bad conditions road. My rim was deformed badly and need to replace 1 month ago.

After compared the original rim from BMW and a third party rim, I decided to go for third party for a try (since there is no warranty covered on RIM, I think it will not cause any issue on future warranty claim ). The rim required a small converter to installing (picture attached).

After changed, the car performs quite well until 2 weeks ago, there is always some serious vibration when braking the car on speed above 50km/hr, it should be the brake system problem.

So I decide to go to BMW to check, after few days, they said that I have modified the car rim (with adapter installed) and refused to provide checking further on the brake system under warranty unless I pay. The service center representative informed me that I had voided the warranty for the brake system due to changing a rim with an adapter, considered "modified".

I would like to check if anyone has a similar experience, and if the service center representative mentioned is correct, or he is just messing up with the rules & regulation of the warranty claim?

Appreciate for helping fellows smile.gif, thank you.
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They are reasonable. Why you go install rims that DO NOT fit and then use adapter? Lol you also quite funny right.

Just install original rims and go to a different SC they will entertain
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QUOTE(Jason @ Dec 14 2019, 10:31 AM)
They are reasonable. Why you go install rims that DO NOT fit and then use adapter? Lol you also quite funny right.

Just install original rims and go to a different SC they will entertain
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All SC like this one...what u install is the center cone to fit caplang rims.

Serve u right....coz these adaptors are not perfect..and often cause vibration. U change to BMW rims back..confirm no vibration!

Btw..before kena tembak...don't just buy rim coz pcd ngam...make sure don't need center cone ...if u need..then it's not a good fit
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QUOTE(thefryingfox @ Dec 14 2019, 10:35 AM)
All SC like this one...what u install is the center cone to fit caplang rims.

Serve u right....coz these adaptors are not perfect..and often cause vibration. U change to BMW rims back..confirm no vibration!

Btw..before kena tembak...don't just buy rim coz pcd ngam...make sure don't need center cone ...if u need..then it's not a good fit
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I agree with you. Got a pair of original Nike shoes in the right size that fits perfectly.

But upgrade to a pair of fake Adidas in the wrong size then complain vibration. Lol so stupid.
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QUOTE(soradidi @ Dec 5 2019, 05:35 PM)
Hi all, will like to clarify about warranty claiming affairs.

I owed a BMW 530E for about one and a half years' time. Due to my work nature, I have traveled quite a lot on some bad conditions road. My rim was deformed badly and need to replace 1 month ago.

After compared the original rim from BMW and a third party rim, I decided to go for third party for a try (since there is no warranty covered on RIM, I think it will not cause any issue on future warranty claim ). The rim required a small converter to installing (picture attached).

After changed, the car performs quite well until 2 weeks ago, there is always some serious vibration when braking the car on speed above 50km/hr, it should be the brake system problem.

So I decide to go to BMW to check, after few days, they said that I have modified the car rim (with adapter installed) and refused to provide checking further on the brake system under warranty unless I pay. The service center representative informed me that I had voided the warranty for the brake system due to changing a rim with an adapter, considered "modified".

I would like to check if anyone has a similar experience, and if the service center representative mentioned is correct, or he is just messing up with the rules & regulation of the warranty claim?

Appreciate for helping fellows smile.gif, thank you.
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From my experience. In such case, It doesn’t effect brake systems warranty unless you upsize then they may have excuses to void it. If you are using the same size as original, it doesn’t effect anything. Maybe you can try to look for your salesman to help you if he is willing to.

I am currently using Volkswagen and something spoilt underneath where it closes to rim (I don’t know what is that called) but I still managed to claim when I was under warranty period.
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Hi, i saw all of the bmw come with front n back dahscam, is it come with preinstall? What brand is it
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Most likely to be launched in 1Q2020.

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BMW eye most likely. It can be had together with your car as part of the rebate + freebie package. Or you can pay 3k+ to have it installed when taking delivery of your car if it's not included.
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QUOTE(budang @ Dec 19 2019, 04:40 PM)
Most likely to be launched in 1Q2020.
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Paultan just released hours ago ahaha. Spy shots.
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post Dec 19 2019, 10:00 PM

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QUOTE(kkk8787 @ Dec 19 2019, 06:56 PM)
Paultan just released hours ago ahaha. Spy shots.
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Yup saw that too but not sure if it will be affected by the pricing delay like what happened to facelifted HRV & Civic. So 1Q2020 is a more realistic timeline.
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post Dec 19 2019, 10:15 PM

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QUOTE(budang @ Dec 19 2019, 10:00 PM)
Yup saw that too but not sure if it will be affected by the pricing delay like what happened to facelifted HRV & Civic. So 1Q2020 is a more realistic timeline.
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Why there is a delay ya. NAP ?
Not sure bow they gonna price it
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post Dec 20 2019, 12:09 AM

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QUOTE(kkk8787 @ Dec 19 2019, 10:15 PM)
Why there is a delay ya. NAP ?
Not sure bow they gonna price it
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'According to a report by Berita Harian, car companies in Malaysia are unable to provide official pricing for certain models as they have yet to receive the approval from a government body.'

'The government body in question is comprised of various government ministries and departments, including the Ministry of Finance (MoF), Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), Royal Malaysian Customs Department and Road Transport Department (JPJ).'



Taken from a source online. So if the G20 is being affected by this, it's likely we would only see the official launch few months after the surfacing of spyshots.
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G20 320i roadshow at BSC until 19th Jan...!
Just FYI..

 

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