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318Touring

2003 E60 530iSE (new to me) - no 56k

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For those who've been following the thread E65 vs E60 here're the pictures of the car:

Features:

Active Steering

Dynamic Drive

Emergency Wheel

18 inch Run flat

Wood trim

PDC rear + front

Xenon

Adaptive headlights

Cruise Control

Auto light

Rain sensor

iDrive

Pictures

Cons (so far):

A pillar gets in the way when I'm trying to see my 1 o'clock

Which one of those German engineer suggested moving the stratification control to iDrive was a good design move.

Usually you move the knuckle as in the highlighted area to get the air to be warmer or colder without changing the climate control:

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Now I have to get through 3 steps to get to the scren shown in the blog.

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Thank you for the kind-hearted comments!!

Surprisingly the run-flat on the E60 feels much better than in the 1 or 3 series (loaner). Remember though that my car has Dynamic Drive.

In conclusion, if running run-flat you'd want to make sure that your car has dynamic drive.

I personally will be happier with the old fashioned tyres (more due to they're much cheaper!!!!).

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the heating ventilation and radio??? on the I drive would be a pain...I spose once you are used to it becomes second nature but seems counter intuitive to me.

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the heating ventilation and radio??? on the I drive would be a pain...I spose once you are used to it becomes second nature but seems counter intuitive to me.

Yep, however I just learned that the software caches places one level down from the main menu.

Meaning if I have just been on radio (on Entertainment) then go to OBC to see my fuel consumption, I can go straight back to radio again by moving the iDrive knob down for 2 seconds without having to press the 'Menu' button then select Entertainment.

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