rhdimports

If you can get me a part number, i'll get you a quote ex uk.

Don't you mean Costco, got one near me, however no Rolex watches and no cars, but plenty of Dom Perignion! Fantastic store.

Eric Murray & Hamish Bond doing their victory lap after winning GOLD, I was fortunate to see this live, excellent rowing fantastic atmosphere. No Idea why Eric want's me to call him

Me too , love the red headlights, looks like Satan has a car!

Hello Bimmersport Members We would like to take this opportunity to introduce our UK vehicle sourcing service to you. Right Hand Drive Imports www.rhdimports.com offer the following services for those members who would like to source a used BMW from the UK. 1. We can source you a car from UK car auctions if you are looking to buy a car at the lowest price. We spend each week sifting through hundreds of available cars coming up for auction and list the best examples on our website, so it's worth checking regularly to see what is available. 2. We offer access to manufacturer approved used cars and to vehicles from some independent dealers who we have personally vetted, these cars are listed under "stock" on our website. 3. If you are looking for a specific car please contact us and we can either source you an example from the trade or put in on our watch list to wait for one to be auctioned. We understand that it can take time to find your dream car, and in the process allot of examples will be rejected we don't expect you to buy the first vehicle we find, we are you partner during your search and want you to buy the best example available. Our standard fees for 1 & 3 are 4% of the purchase price minimum £400. However we are offering Bimmersport Members a 20% discount on these fees Our fee is included in the listed price for service no 2. Our fee includes the following: 1. Finding your dream car, negotiating its price and purchasing it on your behalf. 2. Before we ask for a deposit to purchase a vehicle we will send you a detailed breakdown of the expect costs to ship your car to its destination port, so that there are no hidden surprises. 3. Checking that the car is as described by the seller or Auction Company. 4. Arranging transport from the place of purchase to embarkation to New Zealand* 5. Arranging and booking shipping to New Zealand* 6. Couriering of documents to New Zealand. *shipping and transportation are additional costs. We can also offer the following services which will be billed at cost. 1. An independent RAC or AA vehicle check, prior to purchase if you are buying in the retail market, or post purchase if you are buying from auction. 2. If the check reveals any issues that are covered under warranty we will arrange for the warranty work to be carried out by a franchised dealer at no extra cost. 3. If the vehicle is out of warranty we can arrange for any issues to be quoted for and either fixed at your expense prior to shipping, or you can fix any outstanding issues on arrival in New Zealand. 4. A full valet. Please have a look around our website www.rhdimports.com and contact me at [email protected] with any questions that you may have, and I will endeavour to answer them promptly.

Well it wasn't worth $100bn at floatation, so we are at 62bn now, I expect we will see 20bn before 100bn, subject to the Fed printing trillions more $'s

Hi Guys this is my first post as a new sponsor on Bimmersport, details of our service will be posted on the sponsor’s forum shortly. So to answer your question, firstly if you are importing a used car from the UK it needs to be Euro 4 compliant. Every car sold in the UK after 1 October 2007 had to be Euro 4 compliant. However some cars sold before this date are Euro 4 compliant and as far as I am aware the V10 in the M5 is Euro 4 compliant from 2005. But every pre Oct 07 car should be checked prior to purchase. As to cost, examples below: 2005 E60 with 73,000 miles (118,000km) £16k which is about ND$ 43k* 2006 E60 BMW Approved used 44,000 miles (71,000km) £20k about ND$ 52,500* 2007 E61 with 73,000miles (118,000ks) asking £20k which would equate to about NZ$52,500* 2007 E60 with 53,000 miles (85,500km) asking £21.5k which would equate to about NZ$56,100* All the above are pre Oct 2007 so would need to be double checked for compliance. Post Oct 2007 M5’s seem to be starting around £26K (asking) which equates to about NZ$70,400* 2009 E60 with 69,000miles (111,000km) £27k which is about NZ$ 69,200* All of the above prices are asking prices; I think there is scope to negotiate prices downwards as they appear high relative to trade price guidance. * Estimated cost for arrival to destination port (Auckland) shipped by container including, Customs Clearance in NZ, MAF fees, Port Service, Container Cartage, Unpacking, delivery to compliance and estimated GST using an estimated exchange rate of £1 = NZ$ 2.00 Excludes: Cleaning of the vehicle if required, Compliance and on road costs. Hope the above helps; if you have any further questions please ask