help ! my BMW made in south africa
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Re: help ! my BMW made in south africa
Err.. Why not source for a "North African" one... I think mine is made there..so I smoke German Ciggy to compensate.. German beer is nice and I am desperately trying to find a German Gas station... you noe what I mean??? me no speaking german hor.
Err.. Why not source for a "North African" one... I think mine is made there..so I smoke German Ciggy to compensate.. German beer is nice and I am desperately trying to find a German Gas station... you noe what I mean??? me no speaking german hor.
Re: help ! my BMW made in south africa
My suggestion is for you to show up with your car in this month's meetup, and give a chance for the rest of the forum to evaluate the intrinsic worth of your car. Only then can the expertise and experience of many BMW owners be deployed to evaluate your car, and give advice if you should sell and switch, or keep.
Sounds fair?
As for Paladin, I really do not see your point of spiking here. What we were trying to do here is to find the distinctions of heerajs' ride vis-a-vis the South African models and try to assess the real worth of it. If a BMW forum does not accept rational dissection of the merits and shortcomings of a BMW to be sold here, then how do potential BMW buyers accord the value of the ride?
I believe the term caveat emptor assumes an informed buyer.
I do not think it is fair for us to assume things as they are, and take issues at face value.
heerajs said:
Heerajs, you advertise here for the "premium" status of your car, and seek advice here if you should keep it or switch to a 523i. While we tried as hard as possible to be objective, there is simply no way we could give a honest opinion and assessment without figuring out the exact "premium feel" of your ride.Paladin said:
My suggestion is for you to show up with your car in this month's meetup, and give a chance for the rest of the forum to evaluate the intrinsic worth of your car. Only then can the expertise and experience of many BMW owners be deployed to evaluate your car, and give advice if you should sell and switch, or keep.
Sounds fair?
As for Paladin, I really do not see your point of spiking here. What we were trying to do here is to find the distinctions of heerajs' ride vis-a-vis the South African models and try to assess the real worth of it. If a BMW forum does not accept rational dissection of the merits and shortcomings of a BMW to be sold here, then how do potential BMW buyers accord the value of the ride?
I believe the term caveat emptor assumes an informed buyer.
I do not think it is fair for us to assume things as they are, and take issues at face value.
twinringmotegi
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Re: help ! my BMW made in south africa
tho my SA told me, in a unconvincing tone, 3 series all come from SA but I do know that BMW built a new plant in Leipzig, East Germany, to build the E90 3 series. I know cos my sister organisation provides the equipment to that plant for alignment purposes. Saw it in the product brochure coincidently.
tho my SA told me, in a unconvincing tone, 3 series all come from SA but I do know that BMW built a new plant in Leipzig, East Germany, to build the E90 3 series. I know cos my sister organisation provides the equipment to that plant for alignment purposes. Saw it in the product brochure coincidently.
Gombat
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Re: help ! my BMW made in south africa
Yes BMW does have a plant at Leipzig but I don't think PML buys from them or maybe they don't make RHDs. I think this plants production of the eastern block countries. BMW also has a plant in China. China made BMW's will never make it to Singapore, apparanlty something about the fuel.
twinringmotegi;155410 said:
Yes BMW does have a plant at Leipzig but I don't think PML buys from them or maybe they don't make RHDs. I think this plants production of the eastern block countries. BMW also has a plant in China. China made BMW's will never make it to Singapore, apparanlty something about the fuel.
