BMWZ4MC said:Glad you went for petrol over diesel...this way there is only one rattle from under the bonnet and it sounds like it will be easily cured![]()
original guvnor said:I reckon they'll still do it ink$. Here's hoping they do![]()
Sae said:Great car, great compromise, you still get a 3 litre twin turbo and 300+ horses.
Just think of it a two seater, two for you and the missus and two for little inkey$
Hope it works out, +1 on the black grill surround
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True. Keep sending those positive vibes StuStuart Truman said:The noise might be similar as its the same physical unit rattling. If they fix what you originally thought it was and it clears, hopefully all good and you can take a BMW warranty out on it in case anything goes pop
Exactly. That's more what I meant. Gutted if they can't sort it but would mean many more fun hours trawling the ads.BMWZ4MC said:How can it not be cost effective to fix it? They're hardly going to scrap it!
What they mean is that they'll have a quick look to decide what the problem is and, if it looks like it will involve lots of work, they'll sell it as it is to someone less observant :thumbsdown:
I will do. If they decide its not worth doing for me I'll naively enquire as to what they'll do with the car instead. They really didnt come across as cowboys and I hope I'm a good judge of character even when it comes to the finely tuned world of car dealership staff! Lets see how this plays out.BMWZ4MC said:Be frank with them about the need for it to be fixed before it can be sold to anyone in good faith. Maybe they'll have a moral crisis....oh whoops, they're car dealers what am I thinking?! :wink: