12/25 Anyone have any good recommendations for good/reputable dealers
selling used BMW's, in the Bay Area or within 50 miles? Thanks.
\_ fuck you and your polluting ass. are you ready to go to war
to put fuel in your gas tank? are you prepared to find solutions
to global warming in a smog fillegd automotive nightmare?
move to LA with the rest of your kind.
\_ You won't find a "good and reputable dealer" selling BMWs.
No "good and reputable dealer" would sell such a pos. Save
your money and your sanity buy a benz or a lexus.
- former BMW owner
\_ What went wrong with your car? Which model did you have?
\_ What didn't go wrong is a bettery question. I had
major problems with the fuel system (tank, line and
injector), the ac, the electronics (the main computer,
seats, radio and the battery). I had the 735i. I'm
glad I no longer have that pos.
\_ Lexus is probably one of the best cars made, but not very
exciting. Mercedes is Chrysler now and will be crap unless
you buy flagship models ($$$). BMW makes nice cars. Maybe
you got a lemon. --dim (current BMW owner)
\_ it's daimler-chrysler, not the other way around.
\_ Go sit in an entry-level MB and then see which way MB is
going. --dim
\_ whatever. tell that to all the guys in chrysler
management in michigan who got layed off or retired
early right after the merger.
\_ It was a good merger for Chrysler, because they are
putting MB parts in their cars and using MB managers.
It was a good merger for MB because American workers
make $17/hour and Germans make $32/hour. The idea
behind the merger was making MB cheaper and that
is why the new Chrysler is $35,000 and the new MB is
only about $40,000. It's not fully evident yet, but
it will be more and more so over time. --dim
\_ I agree about the entry-level MB's but the E class
(320 and 400) are pretty nice. The only reason I
mentioned MB is because some people have a Germany
car obsession. Personally I prefer Lexus since it
is about as nice as a MB but provides a lower tco.
\_ Buy it on e-bay. |