At the time they cost me $55 plus shipping. I can dig out their email address, if you need it PM me.B21 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 5:35 pmWhat was their charges for the version you had?
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2010 23i Carly Coding Observations
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Wow, I just purchased road tax for my 35i (3.0L) here in NZ and it cost around 50 quid:
Expiry date of new licence: 12 Nov 2022
Licence period: 12 month(s)
Fee: $109.16 (Incl GST)
My annual insurance is around $550, but it is insured as a second car as I have an M5 for daily driving. But we pay around $2.60 per liter for 98 petrol here
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Yeah, we get stuffed with tax & insurance in Ireland.Kiwi_Mike wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 11:01 pmWow, I just purchased road tax for my 35i (3.0L) here in NZ and it cost around 50 quid:
Expiry date of new licence: 12 Nov 2022
Licence period: 12 month(s)
Fee: $109.16 (Incl GST)
My annual insurance is around $550, but it is insured as a second car as I have an M5 for daily driving. But we pay around $2.60 per liter for 98 petrol here
Can only have one car on an insurance policy. For a second car one has to take out a second policy and start as a new policy holder with no background.
I was lucky to have been a named driver on my wife's policy for 8+years as well as having my own policy for the 320D.
I was lucky enough to have even called up an insurance company on this basis and asked them about it. Imagine my surprise when they returned with a not so silly quote.
As for the road tax, I will have to tax it for 6 months and use the 320D the rest of the time.
It suits me as it means I drive both cars during the year with each of them getting a bit of rest and not piling on the mileage.
The 3 series will be used for longer distances, work trips and family holidays where a diesel makes sense.
The Z4 will be used when it's just me or my partner & I wanting to take a spin in the countryside.
... Oh, and we also have (dare I say it on this forum) a Saab 93 with about 50K miles that's the daily family driver with us as the second owners.
It's a different car, but similar to the Z4's it has paddle shift, heated seats, cruise control, steptronic.
My Z4 does not have cruise control - - why, why, why???
It's a UK car, how did they skimp on this & CIC?
I will be doing the cruise control mod soon because I find that I do use it on both the other cars on the motorway.
Petrol here is €1.71 now.
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2010 23i Carly Coding Observations
Every time I read a thread like this I get a bit upset!Kiwi_Mike wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 11:01 pm Wow, I just purchased road tax for my 35i (3.0L) here in NZ and it cost around 50 quid:
Expiry date of new licence: 12 Nov 2022
Licence period: 12 month(s)
Fee: $109.16 (Incl GST)
My annual insurance is around $550, but it is insured as a second car as I have an M5 for daily driving. But we pay around $2.60 per liter for 98 petrol here
Road tax on my MC is £600 a year, but insurance cost £345 in June. Tesco Momentum is £1.479 per litre at present.
Then I read about prices in Ireland and feel so much better.
Apologies to wanderer BTW. If you pay prices like that you are a true enthusiast.
Coupes because stunning!
Current - Silver Grey MC, Imola Red heated Nappa & carbon trim. Aeros, H & R Coil-overs, 224s, OE Strut brace, Nav, cup-holders, DSP Hi-Fi, pdc, cruise, MFSW, no CDV! E90 330i daily
Gone - Montego Blue
Gone - Ruby Black
Current - Silver Grey MC, Imola Red heated Nappa & carbon trim. Aeros, H & R Coil-overs, 224s, OE Strut brace, Nav, cup-holders, DSP Hi-Fi, pdc, cruise, MFSW, no CDV! E90 330i daily
Gone - Montego Blue
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tis OK!Mr Tidy wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:05 amEvery time I read a thread like this I get a bit upset!Kiwi_Mike wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 11:01 pm Wow, I just purchased road tax for my 35i (3.0L) here in NZ and it cost around 50 quid:
Expiry date of new licence: 12 Nov 2022
Licence period: 12 month(s)
Fee: $109.16 (Incl GST)
My annual insurance is around $550, but it is insured as a second car as I have an M5 for daily driving. But we pay around $2.60 per liter for 98 petrol here
Road tax on my MC is £600 a year, but insurance cost £345 in June. Tesco Momentum is £1.479 per litre at present.
Then I read about prices in Ireland and feel so much better.
Apologies to wanderer BTW. If you pay prices like that you are a true enthusiast.
I am happy to have such a mint car. Just waiting on the new rims & tires.
I said to my partner a few days ago that it's very strange that of the two convertibles we have owned, both have been the same colour.
I sold the previous one with the intention of getting it in a different version but never managed to (Volvo C70).
I must say though that this E89, although smaller, is like a cat. It's very well balanced in terms of visuals but also in terms of weight distribution etc.
All cars have their problems. Hardtops more so than others perhaps, but you have to be committed.
Car is polished & ceramic coating applied.
Wheels are on the way.
Gummi pflege stuck with customs in the post office (Brexit crap).
Next week may see the stubby aerial, lci indicators & a few bits ordered.
Do I debadge or not?
Then I have to decide to store or drive.
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One more Carly observation.
It flagged up an AUC sensor fault on the E89, and I ended up ordering one as part of another order I was putting in.
Then I ran Carly on the E90 and guess what, AUC fault again.
My C110 unit pulled up no such fault code on the E90.
Will run it again in the morning on the E89.
It flagged up an AUC sensor fault on the E89, and I ended up ordering one as part of another order I was putting in.
Then I ran Carly on the E90 and guess what, AUC fault again.
My C110 unit pulled up no such fault code on the E90.
Will run it again in the morning on the E89.
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Carly is a 2nd division diagnostic tool…for BMW E89s and later Bimmergeeks Protool is the best app based diagnostic tool…wanderer wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 9:37 pm One more Carly observation.
It flagged up an AUC sensor fault on the E89, and I ended up ordering one as part of another order I was putting in.
Then I ran Carly on the E90 and guess what, AUC fault again.
My C110 unit pulled up no such fault code on the E90.
Will run it again in the morning on the E89.
Having tried them all that’s where I ended up…
We choose to go to on with this endeavour at this time and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard…
A very modified Atacama Yellow 35is
A very modified Atacama Yellow 35is