caleb

you need to buy the key through BMW dealership. Cost $380 for a remote 2-button. Rang up armstrong (http://www.armstrong.co.nz/) who does transponder keys but they said they can do it for all cars just not BMW.

came across this interesting chart published in Singapore. The chart indicates prices of all cars sold in Singapore for the month of May 2009 (under the column total basic cost). More importantly, it shows the Open Market Value (O.M.V) of a particular car. A brand new 320i cost in the region of S$40K (or in equivalent NZ$42K) but a 320i purchased NZ New cost NZ$69K. What a rip off... PDF

good stuff

very nice car with a good price.

very nice

very cool advertisement

thank you so much

would certainly buy it from you if I'm in AK... unfortunately Was looking at the Bosch catalogue, it doesn't really tell me if I should buy BSDIN65L or BSDIN65LL Which one should I get for 2001 E46

Jeff grey charges $385 + gst for a battery. Does BMW uses 'special' battery? Can I just buy any normal battery from Repco?

the web tv has some interesting clip. Watched 7 series launch in KL. http://www.bmw-web.tv/en/channel/new

Thanks. Probably work with a Jap phone not our GSM or CDMA system here in NZ

Am rather curious what is this thing doing in my trunk? Can some kind soul unveil the mystery? Thanks

WTB plastic clips that hold the mats down in the car (for E46)

I'm surprised it has a supercharger fitted in Singapore. it is illegal to do after market modification for cars in Singapore. I'm very positive the dings happened in NZ. Cars like these cost over a $100,000 in Singapore (approx NZ$130,000) and Singaporean look after their cars with tender loving care

about $3500 over the last 6 months of ownership. Spent on various maintenances and repairs excluding petrol